Apple Shares Full Video of Today's WWDC Keynote

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Apple's WWDC keynote took place this morning at 10:00 a.m. Eastern, and nearly 12 hours later, the company has finally shared the full video recap of today's event on its Events website and on the Events app on the Apple TV.

With the full keynote now available, people who missed the original presentation can now catch up with all of the announcements and features that were shared today.


Apple usually updates the keynote to its own website shortly after the event, and then later in the week, shares the full video on YouTube.

For those who don't want to watch the entire video, we've shared a highlights version that covers all of the important features in just nine minutes, so make sure to check it out.

Our own event recap also includes all of our coverage today, which is a a great way to get an in-depth look at much of what Apple announced at WWDC.


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Everything Apple Announced at WWDC 2019 in Nine Minutes

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Today's Worldwide Developers Conference was easily one of the most exciting events we've had this year, with Apple introducing feature after feature over the course of a two and a half hour event.

For those of you who haven't had a chance to watch the keynote or don't want to spend two hours listening to software announcements, we've condensed everything Apple announced into 9 minutes, so you can get a quick recap of everything important.

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Apple debuted new versions of iOS, iPadOS (now separate from iOS!), macOS, tvOS, and watchOS, all of which have a long list of new features, plus Apple gave us a peek at the new Mac Pro and 6K Apple Display. In addition to our video, we're also recapping all of our coverage below, giving you a complete overlook of everything new.

iOS 13

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• Apple Unveils iOS 13 Featuring Dark Mode, Swipe Keyboard, Performance Improvements, and More
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• iOS 13 Adds Swipe Keyboard Named QuickPath to iPhone
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• iOS 13 Gaining Revamped Reminders App and Enhanced Apple Maps
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• Apple Announces 'Sign in With Apple' for Signing into Apps Using Your Apple ID
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• Sign In With Apple Will Be Required for Apps That Offer Third-Party Sign-In Options
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• Apple Updating Messages in iOS 13 With User Profiles and Memoji Stickers
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• Apple Unveils New Photo Browsing and Editing Features Coming With iOS 13
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• First Betas of iOS 13 and iPadOS Now Available for Registered Developers With Dark Mode, New Find My App, Performance Optimizations and More
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• iOS 13 is Compatible With iPhone SE and Later, iPhone 6 and 6 Plus Not Supported
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• iOS 13 Will Let You Download Large Apps Over Cellular
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• Here's the New iOS 13 Volume Indicator
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• Check Out Dark Mode in iOS 13
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iPadOS

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• Apple Unveils 'iPadOS' Designed Specifically for the iPad's Larger Display
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• Apple's New iPadOS Software Includes Mouse Support as an Accessibility Option
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• Apple's New iPadOS Software Includes Additional Keyboard Shortcuts
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macOS Catalina

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• Apple Announces 'macOS Catalina' With Separate Apple Music, Podcasts, and TV Apps
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• Apple's New 'Find My' App for macOS and iOS Can Find Your Devices Even When They're Offline
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• Apple Introduces Sidecar App for Using an iPad as a Mac's Secondary Display
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• Apple Reveals 'Voice Control' Accessibility Feature Coming to Mac and iOS
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• Apple Seeds First Beta of macOS 10.15 Catalina to Developers
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• Here Are All the Macs Compatible With macOS Catalina
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tvOS 13

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• Apple Reveals tvOS 13 With New Home Screen and Support for Multiple User Profiles
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• Apple TV Gaining Xbox One and PlayStation 4 Controller Support
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• Apple Seeds First Beta of tvOS 13 to Developers
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watchOS 6

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• Apple Unveils WatchOS 6 With Dedicated App Store, New Apple Watch Faces and Native Apps
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• Apple Watch Getting New Health Features, Including Noise App and Menstrual Cycle Tracking
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• Apple Releases First Beta of New watchOS 6 Operating System to Developers
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• Here Are All the Apple Watch Models Compatible With watchOS 6
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New Mac Pro and XDR Display

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• Apple Reveals All-New Mac Pro With Up to 28-Core Processor and 1.5TB of RAM, Starting at $5,999
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• Apple Unveils 32-inch 6K 'Pro Display XDR' Monitor Starting at $4,999
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• Adobe and Other Developers Are 'Incredibly Excited' About New Mac Pro
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• The Stand for Apple's New $4,999 Pro Display Costs an Extra $999
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• Roundup: First-Look Impressions of the New Mac Pro
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Other Announcements

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• HomeKit Coming to Routers and Gets New 'Secure Video' Feature
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• HomePod Gaining Handoff Support, AirPods Get Audio Sharing Feature
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• Apple News+ Expanding to United Kingdom and Australia in iOS 13
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• Apple Says iOS 13 to Bring 'Biggest Update to CarPlay Yet'
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• Apple Announces ARKit 3 With Immersive People Occlusion Feature, RealityKit, and More
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• Apple Unveils New SwiftUI Framework For Building App Interfaces Using Less Code
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• Apple Launches New Apple Watch Bands, iPhone Cases and iPad Cases in Summer Colors, Plus New Pride Band
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Make sure to stay tuned to MacRumors this week, because we're going to be sharing in-depth videos highlighting new features in all of the software updates Apple introduced today. We'll also be publishing detailed roundups on everything you need to know about the new software, and we'll have coverage of every new feature as we delve into the updates.

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Apple CEO Tim Cook on iOS 13's Sign In with Apple: 'We're Not Really Taking a Shot at Anybody'

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Following today's WWDC keynote event that saw the debut of new software for iOS, macOS, iPadOS, watchOS, and tvOS, Apple CEO Tim Cook spoke with CBS Evening News and shared a few quick thoughts on one of the new features, Sign In with Apple.

Sign In with Apple is designed to let you sign into apps using your Apple ID for authentication purposes, offering up a privacy-focused alternative to signing in with accounts from sites like Facebook, Google, or Twitter.


Cook was asked whether Apple was taking a shot at the way Facebook and Google collect user data with the new feature, but Cook said that wasn't the case. Apple, he says, focuses on the user, and the company believes people want to be able to use the web without being under surveillance.

You know, we're not really taking a shot at anybody. We're - we focus on the user. And the user wants the ability to go across numerous properties on the web without being under surveillance. We're moving privacy protections forward. And I actually think it's a very reasonable request for people to make.

When asked whether Facebook cares about privacy and security, Cook says that "everybody's beginning to care more" thanks to increased awareness of what's been happening.

Many people are getting more offended. I think this is good. Because we need to shine a light on it. You can imagine an environment where everyone begins to think there's no privacy. And if there's no privacy, your freedom of expression just plummets. Because now you're going to be thinking about how everybody's going know every single thing you're doing. This is not good for our country, not good for democracy.

New App Store guidelines provided to developers today suggest Sign In with Apple is going to be a mandatory feature in all apps that offer third-party sign-in options.

If an app lets you log in using Facebook, Google, or Twitter, the app will also need to present users with the Sign In with Apple option too.

Sign In with Apple authenticates a user with Face ID or Touch ID, and keeps personal information safe from app and website developers. It's designed to let Apple users create a new account in an app using a one-click button without leaking user data.

Sign In with Apple also lets Apple users create a randomly-generated email address that hides your own email address when you're signing up for an app or service.

The new Sign In with Apple feature will be available starting later this year.


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Apple Announces 2019 Apple Design Award Winners

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Apple tonight officially announced the winners of the Apple Design Awards 2019. Recipients are selected based on what the company thinks are some of the best apps for various Apple platforms.


This year, Apple chose a total of 9 apps that work across iPhone, iPad, and Mac, with the winners listed below:

• Ordia – a one-finger action platform game.
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• Flow by Moleskine – a practical and artful note-taking app.
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• The Gardens Between – a puzzler in which players control the passage of time.
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• Asphalt 9: Legends – a high-powered, console-grade arcade racing game.
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• Pixelmator Photo – a powerful yet approachable image editor.
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• ELOH – a puzzler involving shifting blocks to direct bouncing balls.
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• Butterfly iQ — Ultrasound – a CE-approved, FDA-cleared whole-body ultrasound app.
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• Thumper: Pocket Edition – a heavy-metal rhythm game with impressive graphics.
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• HomeCourt - The Basketball App – a coaching app with AI-powered shot tracking.

Apple plans to make a video of the Apple Design Awards ceremony available online in the near future, and it will be available on the Apple Design Awards website.

Aside from a cube-shaped trophy and exposure in the App Store, all Apple Design Award Winners receive a maxed out MacBook Pro and iMac Pro, an iPhone XS (512GB), a 12-inch iPad Pro and Apple Pencil, an Apple Watch Series 4, an Apple TV 4K, and a pair of AirPods.

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