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Everything Apple Announced at WWDC 2017 in 7 Minutes
Today's Worldwide Developers Conference keynote featured more than two hours of non-stop announcements and product unveilings, resulting in the most eventful and jam-packed WWDC we've had in years.
We've condensed Apple's multi-hour keynote into just seven minutes, so if you don't have time to watch the full range of announcements, you can get a quick recap.
Along with new versions of iOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS, Apple also used today's event to launch a number of products. Starting today, Apple is selling refreshed iPad Pro models, new iMacs, new MacBooks, new MacBook Pro models, new Apple Watch bands, and updated MacBook Air machines.
That wasn't the end of the event, though. Apple also shared details on two upcoming products, the pro-oriented $4,999 "iMac Pro" and the $349 "HomePod," the company's much-rumored Siri-powered speaker that's designed to compete with products like the Amazon Echo while also offering up amazing sound quality. Both the iMac Pro and the HomePod are launching in December.
For a full recap of our coverage today, and more detail on what was announced, check out our extensive event recap post.
Make sure to stay tuned to MacRumors.com this week, because we're going to be sharing in-depth videos highlighting the new features in iOS 11, macOS High Sierra, watchOS 4, and tvOS, and we'll be publishing detailed roundups on everything you need to know about Apple's upcoming software updates and new products.
We've condensed Apple's multi-hour keynote into just seven minutes, so if you don't have time to watch the full range of announcements, you can get a quick recap.
Along with new versions of iOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS, Apple also used today's event to launch a number of products. Starting today, Apple is selling refreshed iPad Pro models, new iMacs, new MacBooks, new MacBook Pro models, new Apple Watch bands, and updated MacBook Air machines.
That wasn't the end of the event, though. Apple also shared details on two upcoming products, the pro-oriented $4,999 "iMac Pro" and the $349 "HomePod," the company's much-rumored Siri-powered speaker that's designed to compete with products like the Amazon Echo while also offering up amazing sound quality. Both the iMac Pro and the HomePod are launching in December.
For a full recap of our coverage today, and more detail on what was announced, check out our extensive event recap post.
Make sure to stay tuned to MacRumors.com this week, because we're going to be sharing in-depth videos highlighting the new features in iOS 11, macOS High Sierra, watchOS 4, and tvOS, and we'll be publishing detailed roundups on everything you need to know about Apple's upcoming software updates and new products.
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31 months ago
Apple pretty much showed they are THE only option where it comes to computers and technology.
I know a lot of the tech blogs hate to say it, some are still clinging to the mess that is Android and MS. But everything here just screams best tech you can buy.
I know a lot of the tech blogs hate to say it, some are still clinging to the mess that is Android and MS. But everything here just screams best tech you can buy.
31 months ago
Really good key note today!
Looking at finally replacing my mid-2011 27 inch iMac.
Looking at finally replacing my mid-2011 27 inch iMac.
31 months ago
So much was announced today I can't even keep up... A major biggie that was shunned over is Apple's commitment to the eGPU community in 2018! Finally!!!
https://developer.apple.com/development-kit/external-graphics/
https://developer.apple.com/development-kit/external-graphics/
31 months ago
Apple pretty much showed they are THE only option where it comes to computers and technology.
I know a lot of the tech blogs hate to say it, some are still clinging to the mess that is Android and MS. But everything here just screams best tech you can buy.
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If this is the best tech you can buy, the tech industry might as well get ready to roll over smh.
31 months ago
Just for interest do you guys get permission to recut the stream like this? Or have you just don't it for so long with no repercussions that at this point it doesn't matter?
Looks like it is just small cuts and someone from MacRumors speaking. It is called fair use, they don't need permission.
31 months ago
Wow, Apple was firing on all cylinders today. I'm sure it won't shut up the cesspool of haters. Suck it up.
31 months ago
Apple pretty much showed they are THE only option where it comes to computers and technology.
I know a lot of the tech blogs hate to say it, some are still clinging to the mess that is Android and MS. But everything here just screams best tech you can buy.
There's pros and cons to Apple and others, still.
Tools for jobs. Pick the one best suited/preferred for the job within economical reason. :cool:
31 months ago
I sensed an overall energy of panic in their event. Too much, too intense and too eager to prove something. At what point did they loose their self confidence? Might be related to Mr. Cook making politics a new and important Business Area.
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Me too.
31 months ago
Wow, Apple was firing on all cylinders today. I'm sure it won't shut up the cesspool of haters. Suck it up.
firing on all cylinders? I can think of one cylinder that Apple chose not to mention today.
31 months ago
I can do it in under a minute.
$350 Apple TV with Beats that doesn't plug into a TV. Don't like the Mac Pro because it doesn't have room to upgrade? New $5000 iMac. No iPhone, iPad mini, macMini. If you wanted a new itunes store, Apple will update that later. imacOS adds better drag and drop support. Apple responds to VR by mostly focusing on AR.
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