WWDC 2022 By The Numbers

Apple held its 2019 Worldwide Developers Conference in San Jose on Monday and took advantage of the opportunity to show off its latest MacOS version, a plethora of new features for the iPad and a stunning 6K display for its overpowered Mac Pro, and even a new way to get into Minecraft. Let's take an overview.

Microsoft saved Minecraft Earth's AR gameplay reveal for Apple Despite operating from underneath Microsoft's business umbrella, the team behind the global phenomenon Minecraft decided to announce the upcoming launch of the brand new AR iteration of the game during WWDC. It appears that Pokemon Go will be in a fight when Minecraft Earth launches later in the summer.

MacOS Catalina is Apple's next desktop operating system Catalina It's not only for mixers of wine now. Named after the Southern California island, Apple's next-generation macOS (10.15). It will be the time of dissolution and reorganization of iTunes into its various components: podcast, music, and TV elements.

Apple designed a 32-inch 6K Retina display to work with the Mac Pro. This means that for about $12,000, Apple will offer you a 6K Retina LCD display and the Mac Pro to run it and, what isn't possible however, it's a stand for your monitor worth a thousand dollars. getspout Truly Apple is the personal computer maker for the average person.

iOS 13 is focused on speed and embraces the darkness of Apple's mobile operating system has received a power boost. Craig Federighi, senior vice president of software engineering, announced that the next iOS will come with 30 percent faster facial recognition when unlocking. It will also take half the time to download updates and consume only 40 percent less space than its predecessors.

Apple finally announces the new Mac Pro It supports up to 28 cores and 1.5 terabytes RAM. It can also handle two Radeon Pro Vega II GPUs. And it even comes with a headphone jack. In addition, it has a design you can grate a block of parmesan on.

Apple's iPad has its own OS. All Apple's mobile devices as well as desktop and fitness wearables are running their own OS build. The iPad has one of its own. iPadOS will let users run multiple instances the same program, enhanced Swipe Over functionality, and Split Screen functionality, as well as a sleek dark mode. Although the dev build is available for iPadOS but the official release will not be available until later in the fall.