Everything you need to know about WWDC 2014: 90 Seconds on The Verge
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The wait is over. WWDC 2014 is here. This morning, Tim Cook and his team unveiled updates to both OS X and iOS, as well as gave developers a first look at Apple’s new programming language. Here is everything you need know about the event!
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Jeez dude, you have some annoying voice.
Actually some pretty useful stuff in these new updates, even if it does seem a bit low-key for the average consumer.
You really can’t make a blanket statement that Swift is faster than Objective C.
As with all languages, each will be faster or more powerful in different fields.
Major update ? LOL
Finally something different
Apple that uses Bing! Ooook
Seems like they’re finally allowing some customization and a bit less restriction to their walled garden, awesome, let’s hope google does even better at GoogleIO :).
It seems in some ways apple and the iPhone are becoming more like android i.e bigger screens, third party keyboards, apps talking to each other…
I only care about the changeable keyboard. Finally apple! It took you long enough.
The effect of having a new programing language versus anything else announced is 100 to 0, Engineers & developers only understand that it is so much complicated and will affect the way they work. In my opinion apple has probably been working on it for more than 2 years with its 1000+ pro engineers. I think this wwdc revolutionized apple’s eco system so much and everyone will start to see & feel the effect of that when developers update their apps and add functionality to them lets say early 2015.
Apple also crushed the barrier it always had when compared to Android with its new feature Extensibility. Apps can work and pass data within other apps while maintaining sandboxing’s security. So, it is far safer than android and more efficient.
The verge has turned to shit
looks good
Swift!!!!!
Glad to see iOS 8 finally let apps exchange data with one another. WP8.1 does that now too and it works extremely well.
FINALLY swype. They really need to bring some blues back into the keyboard (like the shift key) it looks like windows 95 for goodness sake! Or any color at all flatter doesn’t mean uglier, unless you’re Jony ive.
I’m seriously going to try and make my own phone anyone want to see my smartwatch concept? and does anyone know any developers in trying to make a small team and need someone to make an OS?
will it come to the ipad 2?
Swift is easily the best upgrade right next to Yosemite.