At its annual WWDC developer conference on Monday, Apple showed off new iOS features (including dark mode), unveiled iPadOS, and finally revealed its long-rumored Mac Pro.
Oh, and the company officially killed iTunes. Here’s everything Tim Cook and friends revealed at WWDC.
iOS 13
iPhone users can expect better maps and camera features in the latest iOS. Even logging into apps will improve with Apple-based sign-ins (which should make it a lot easier to delete Facebook).
Face ID is supposed to respond more quickly, and dark mode will finally be available for all native Apple apps including Notes, Music, and Mail. (The feature can be built into third-party apps as well.) You can set dark mode to turn on at a certain time, or just keep it on constantly. Read more…
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