Apple recently flagged off its 2020 edition of the World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC) with a new twist. The keynote event was streamed online and was available for viewing to not just the Apple developers, but to anyone else who was interested. This move made the WWDC 2020 one of the most inclusive events in recent tech history.
For those of you who are new to this, the Apple WWDC event is the platform where Apple shows off and basically unveils the next generation of Operating Systems for their different devices. The 2020 edition shaw some monumental changes to the mobile OS platforms we all love so much with a MASSIVE announcement at the end which served as a true game-changer.
Today, we will be covering all things announced at the Apple WWDC 2020.
Let’s kick things off with the flagship mobile OS from Apple – iOS 14.
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iPhone Experience Reimagined
Apple’s iOS platform has been evolving ever since its inception with the first iPhone and over the past few versions, things seemed to be slowing down a bit. Little did we know that deep inside the developers hut at the Apple HQ, something immense was brewing. Say Hello to iOS 14.
