Maccast 2016.06.13 - WWDC 2016
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  Opening
  * My first reaction was this was a very "consumer" focused keynote
  * The flow was focusing on the new features of the various OS's first
  * Only near the end did they briefly mention how it was relatable to the developers
  * Felt like they weren't "playing to their audience"
  * But in hindsight I see what Apple was doing
  * They showed off the feature, related it to how developers would have access, and then left if for the later session to bring out the details.
  * Makes more sense. Apple also knows press and consumers are watching the keynote intently.
  * So the theme of this, if there was any, was opening up the OS features to developers.
  * A really good thing.
  * But not totally open, the the "Apple way".
  * Giving access, but maintaining security and privacy.

  watchOS
  * Top focus is performance
  * App launch
  * Apps in memory
  * Background updates
  * Instant launch (about 7x faster)

    The Dock
    * View and launch favorite apps
    * Tap side button to activate. How do you access other apps?
    * No more 'Friends'?
    * How do you access Digital Touch?
    * Seems to combine Glances and recently used apps
    * The key is that apps get snapshots and can have data updated in the background
    * Ready the minute you bring up the controls

    Control Center
    * Replaces glances as the swipe up gesture
    * Mimics the controls of the old "Settings" glance

    Messages
    * Scribble
    * handwriting to text

    Watch Faces
    * Activity watch face
    * Minnie Mouse
    * Numerals
    * Swipe to switch faces. Edge to Edge.

    SOS
    * Emergency calls
    * Notify emergency contacts

    Activity
    * Activity sharing
    * Wheel Chair support
    * Time to roll
    * Two wheel Chair workouts
    * Activity optimized for wheel chair

    Breathe
    * Deep breathing sessions
    * For stress.

  New Apps
  * Reminders
  * Find My Friends

    Developer APIs
    * Apple Pay
    * Access to real-time heart rate data, the gyroscope, and the all-day accelerometer
    * Support for Digital Crown and touch events directly, speaker audio, in-line video, SpriteKit, SceneKit, Game Center for turn-by-turn gaming, and CloudKit for data storage across devices
    * Preview release today, upgrade in Fall

  tvOS

    New Remote app
    * All Siri features
    * Play games, accelerometer
    * Keyboard input

    Siri
    * Search movies by topic
    * Search YouTube

    Single Sign-on ( TV Everywhere)
    * Sign in once and access all apps
    * Shows which ones you have access to
    * Adobe is working to incorporate these new APIs into all Adobe Primetime authentication SDKs, ensuring efficient adoption by programmers
    * This system drives 95% of broadcaster and cable network sites and apps in North America today.

    Dark mode
    Auto app downloads

    Developers
    * Replay Kit (Twitch)
    * Photos
    * Peer-to-peer connectivity
    * Homekit
    * ExternalAccessory
    * UserNotifications

    Other stuff
    * Copy and paste support, I assume Universal Clipboard support, via new Remote App?
    * Removed its requirement that all games for tvOS be playable using the Siri Remote

  macOS (OS X)
  * macOS - Seirra

    Auto Unlock
    * Using Continuity
    * If you're already authenticated to your Apple Watch
    * Uses "time of flight" networking for security

    Universal clipboard
    * Between iOS and Mac

    iCloud Drive
    * Desktop and Documents folder are included

    Optimized Storage
    * Make room for new file by storing older files in the cloud
    * How do you handle backup?
    * Removes old files you don't need
    * Caches, inactive downloads, error logs, redundant mail data, older trashed files.
    * All of it can be configured.
    * Dealing with smaller SSD drives in many Macs, will be a big help.

    ApplePay
    * ApplePay on the web
    * Authenticate with iPhone or double click Apple Watch button
    * Uses Continuity

    Tabs
    * Tabs to all apps, 3rd party apps.
    * Supported out of the box.

    Picture in Picture for Safari
    * Stays in place when switching windows and spaces
    * Built in to default HTML 5 video player
    * Javascript API for developers to add to custom players

    Siri
    * Accessed from Spotlight and the Dock
    * Can we switch off the Siri feedback "comments"?
    * Pin results in Notification Center
    * Click and drag results from Siri, like photos

    Other stuff
    * Contacts integration for 3rd party messaging and video calling apps
    * Live Photo editing for 3rd party apps
    * Sell Safari Extension on App Store
    * Proprietary plugins like Adobe Flash and Java will be disabled by default when browsing the web in Safari
    * Can "use once" or "use every time".

    Release
    * Public Beta July, release in the Fall
    * Will run on:
    * Late 2009 & later MacBooks and iMacs
    * 2010 & later MacBook Airs, MacBook Pros, Mac minis, and Mac Pros
    * Goes back about six years, not too bad.

  iOS 10
  * Biggest iOS release ever

    User Experience
    * Redesigned lock screen
    * Expanded 3D Touch
    * Raise to wake to see lock screen
    * Notifications
    * See photos, watch videos, and listen to audio inside a notification
    * Display live information, see when someone is typing
    * Control Center
    * Music controls on separate panel, swipe to access
    * Slide from right to access Camera
    * Widgets
    * Access from Lock screen. Slide from left to access.
    * Seems to replace "Today" view, at least on Lock Screen
    * Widgets above icons in 3DTouch
    * This means "Slide to Unlock" is now gone, replaced by widget gesture.
    * "Press Home to Open"
    * In beta 1, just touching Home button only unlocks, but doesn't open
    * Some are complaining about this, but I hope it's so you can stay on unlock screen and access widgets, notifications, etc.
    * If you want to unlock and go to home all in one gesture, just use the one Apple says to, "Press Home to Open".

    Siri+Apps
    * Apps integrate using an extension that communicates with Siri.
    * Apps register domains and intents
    * Ride Booking, Messaging, Photo Search, Payments, Audio or video calling, Workouts, Climate and Radio (CarPlay)
    * For developers
    * Messaging

    QuickType
    * Siri intelligence
    * Suggestions based on context
    * Pre-fill calendar events

    Photos
    * Advanced computer vision
    * Face recognition
    * Done locally on the device
    * Object and scene recognition
    * Memories
    * Can combine recognition into collections
    * Uses AI on the device
    * Events, places, people, and topics
    * Auto creates movies (slideshow)
    * Control length and "mood" (music)
    * These features come to Mac and Apple TV as well.
    * Edit RAW, FINALLY
    * Third party developers will be able to shoot and store raw photos
    * work with the rear camera only
    * iOS can handle shooting in RAW and JPEG simultaneously
    * available to apps running on the iPhone 6s, 6s Plus, SE, and the 9.7” iPad
    * Will use the Adobe’s Digital Negative (DNG) file format

    Maps+Apps
    * All new design
    * Proactive
    * suggests relevant apps and services based on current location
    * Parked car feature. Done automatically for a trip that does not end at your home address.
    * Navigation
    * Traffic on route
    * Dynamic view
    * Search along route
    * Alternate routes
    * Open up to developers, via Maps extensions
    * Apps that offer ride booking, restaurant reservations, and other location-related services
    * Can handle booking, tracking, and payments.

    Music
    * 15 Million paid subscribers
    * All-new design
    * My Music once again "Library"
    * Downloaded Music, just what's on your device
    * Lyrics
    * For You
    * Personalized playlists
    * Discovery Mix
    * Connect has been moved here
    * Browse
    * Replaces the "New " tab
    * Apple editors select most recent and important
    * Top Charts, curated playlists etc.
    * Radio

    News
    * Featured Stories (editors)
    * Subscriptions
    * Break news notifications

    HomeKit
    * Supports camera and doorbell accessories a
    * Home app. What happened to the old "Home" app?
    * Built in to Control Center on iOS
    * Live notifications
    * For things like doorbells and front door camera
    * Apple TV remote access and automation
    * Geofences
    * Support for Apple Watch

    Phone
    * Voicemail transcription
    * VOIP API, for 3rd party apps
    * Lock screen integration
    * Recents
    * Favorites
    * Contacts can remember how you like to call individual people (Phone, Skype, Slack, etc.)

    Messages
    * Rich links
    * Emoji
    * 3x bigger emoji
    * Emoji predictions
    * Tap to replace emoji
    * Bubble effects
    * Add emphasis to bubbles (animated)
    * Invisible ink, swipe to reveal
    * Handwritten messages
    * Digital Touch
    * Full screen effects
    * iMessage Apps
    * App Store for iMessage
    * Expose app features inside messages, like Square Cash payments.
    * Stickers, can be for purchase inside Messages
    * Mac and Apple Watch can receive the content, not create.

    Other features
    * Notes collaboration
    * Live Photo editing
    * Split pages in Safari, two windows side by side

    Privacy
    * On-device intelligence
    * No user profiling
    * Differential privacy, a way to get patterns among users while keeping individual user identities private.

    Release
    * Beta for Devs now, public beta soon, release in the Fall
    * Runs on iPhone 5 and newer, iPad 4th gen and newer, 2nd gen iPad minis, all iPad Airs and iPad Pros, iPod Touch 6th gen and newer

  Other
  * No Game Center app in iOS 10 beta 1
  * Apple confirmed the stand alone app is being killed, but the service will continue
  * Delete bundled apps
  * Not all of them but most
  * Contacts (iPhone only)
  * Contact data will be maintained in the Phone app
  * Obviously most saved data will be deleted
  * Could be issues for other integrations
  * Delete Weather app and many other apps, complications, widgets may lose their data as well?
  * There are some obvious ones on the chopping block
  * Stocks, Tips, Compass?
  * Flashlight icon in Control Center now gives you the option to turn on your LED flash at low, medium or high intensity.
  * Bedtime in Clock app
  * Meant to help with sleep patterns.
  * The feature runs through a quick setup and then it will remind you when you should go to bed and help you wake up easier.

    Swift 3
    * 100,000 apps with Swift
    * Number 1 language project on Github

    Swift Playgrounds for iPad
    * Public beta next month

    New filesystem
    * Apple File System (APFS)
    * Designed to replace the ancient HFS+ system
    * Optimized for Flash/SSD storage, and engineered with encryption as a primary feature
    * Can be used on conventional disks
    * Has some severe limits for now
    * Won't work on hybrid Fusion Drives or on startup disks
    * Time Machine and FileVault aren't yet supported
    * Filenames are case sensitive
    * Some big advantages
    * "Space Sharing" will however allow multiple file systems to share the the same storage blocks,
    * Change volume sizes without re-partitioning
    * A "cloning-system", only write changes to a cloned file to new locations.
    * Has snapshots and Fast Directory Sizing
    * Focus on encryption
    * There is a developer preview in macOS Sierra, but it's not expected to launch before 2017.

  Not announced
  * No new hardware
  * No Mac Pro, Macbook Pro, or Apple TV/ Siri box
  * I assume they will come in the Fall announcements?
  * No iMessage for Android
  * I think this has to be coming.
  * This would be another great "halo" effect app.
  * Some Siri enhancements, but maybe not enough
  * Were was all the cool VocalIQ stuff
  * AI, better handling of accents, etc?
  * A HomeKit app, but no hardware.