Apple WWDC 2020: iOS 14, macOS Big Sur, other announcements at keynote event
Apple on Monday kickstarted its
worldwide developers conference (WWDC) with a keynote speech where the
technology giant previewed its upcoming operating system and software features
for iPhones, iPads, Watch, TV, Airpods and Macs. In a major move, the company
also announced its plan to shift its Mac computers to ARM-based Apple Silicon
from Intel processors. From iOS 14 to iPadOS 14, macOS Big Sur and watchOS 7,
the Apple WWDC 2020 keynote event had a rich assortment of
announcements. Here are the key announcements from the WWDC 2020 keynote
session:
The Mac's transition to
Apple Silicon
This
is a major announcement that might set the future direction for Apple Mac
computers. After shifting to Intel chips in 2006, the company is now ready to
power its Mac computers with its own ARM-based chips. In the keynote address,
Apple previewed a Mac powered by Apple A12Z Bionic chip. The early look reveals
that Mac on ARM chips is ready to replace the Intel powered Macs. Apple has
optimised all its native apps, including Motion and Final Cut Pro X. Read More
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