Watch the Apple WWDC 2019 keynote live stream here
Be sure to catch the Apple WWDC 2019 keynote live stream as it airs and we bring you all the exciting news to come of it.
It's time for Apple to descend upon us with a fresh slate of new products again, and that means it must be time for this year's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC).
The event kicks off at 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET today on Monday, June 3, and it's going to be a doozy. There's a wide range of possible announcements we could be looking forward to, including the unveiling of iOS 13, new versions of watchOS, tvOS, and macOS as well. There's also the impending death of iTunes as you've no doubt heard about already, which means we'll be looking to see what's next in the cards as we near the end of an era – iTunes has been here with us from the beginning, so it'll be strange to see it going away.
We've got a full rundown of what we might see during the show, so make sure you check out our piece and get prepped ahead of time. As usual, there will likely be more than a few surprises to keep an eye out for, so you'll want to keep your browser locked to Shacknews so you can stay up to date on all the latest happenings.
That means you'll need to check out the official Apple stream with Shacknews open in another tab, naturally, so you can keep up with what's going on. We'll be here reporting on it too, but if you want to watch, head over to Apple's official website for desktop viewing. Also, you can watch via your phone if you're not at the desktop right now.
Whatever happens, we've got you covered, and we'll make sure you know exactly what to expect hen the event kicks off.
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Cheapo Android tablets are slow as fuck, though. I'd want the windowing with dex if I switched over. I have a Shield K1 and it's really slow. Kinda nice to be able to use a mouse but otherwise meh. I imagine it'd be pretty hard to find a comparably quick, supported, and well built Android tablet for the price of this iPad
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you still get windowing without DeX, using the android-native multiwindow support. it supports both split-screen and floating windows. the only thing you really get from DeX is the ability to use an external display as a desktop while at the same time using the tablet as a tablet, or while the tablet screen is off. without DeX you have to use screen mirroring if you plug in a monitor (which is what i do).
you're not wrong about speed though, i'm hesitant to upgrade to the S5e ($400) because it's slower than the S4. i haven't tried a low-end android tablet myself
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iOS on iPad is being renamed to iPadOS. Shit is getting real!!
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The good news is that iOS just updated recently with the support of clickable sticks (R3 and L3), but the problem .. there's only one wired iOS controller on the market that has R3 and L3...
This would be the perfect solution to playing fortnite and the remote PS4, Xbox One, and Steams apps already available in the iOS store
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It’s got wheels and the whistle fan goes WOOOOOOOOO
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSgYtmCnyYw
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I would imagine it would be the same as iPhone since iPhone has had activation lock for years.
I mean I may not be looking at this right but I think what you’re referring to is already the situation on the iPhone and it hasn’t given rise to a new kind of scam.
What it has done is cut down considerably on the number of iPhone thefts because it gets out in the phone theft communities that you shouldn’t bother stealing iPhones because thanks to activation lock they’re worthless on the resale market.
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Mac Pros are there because post-production customers need that stuff. Once they can achieve that level of performance on non-Intel hardware then they can start moving away, but then again the benchmark for pro-level demands keeps going higher and higher. People want multiple 4K and 8K streams with no waiting today, what will the demands be tomorrow?
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Also, Insignia (ugh) has this available: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/insignia-wi-fi-garage-door-controller-for-apple-homekit-white/5933701.p?skuId=5933701
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I have the MyQ system and it works great. I use it both through Homekit and the app. They both respond just fine. Hitting the hardwire button is faster for sure but we are talking like a second difference. The fact that I can open my garage while walking down the stairs makes up for any lag in button presses.
I can't speak for Derelict but he may be just describing closing the door. It doesn't close right away it actually beeps and flashes the lights a few times before closing as a safety feature. I think they do that because you could be closing it from miles away.-
yeah the beeps and flashes sound right but it doesn't do that using the normal hardware openers. It just takes me longer to take my phone out, open the app, then press the open/close button than to just hit the dedicated hardware button. The main reason I got it was so that I could check whether the garage door is open or closed while I'm gone (ie 'shit did I forget to close the garage?' while I drive to work) and for an easy way to give other people temporary access to the house without handing out a permanent password.
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I did the beta thing with iOS 11 and it was a huge pain in the ass. Lots of basic shit was broken for months and I couldn’t do normal development with it, was stuck using Xcode Beta which you can’t use to submit builds to the App Store. Wound up having to spin up a Parallels VM just to do basic work.
It’s for people with more devices than I have. Maybe one of them new iPod touches would be good. -
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It uses some sort of API which is ok on iOS but is private on tvOS so they haven’t been able to put it on the App Store yet but you can push it to your own Apple TV with a developer account (I think the free ones work for tvOS too)
Could be they’re working to try and work around that API or they’re working with Apple to get it un-privated.
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Installed iPadOS on one of my iPads and it is working fine.
It is funny because I am not seeing any issues that were even listed there, but maybe iOS is having those issues and iPadOS isn't. I do know that the "iCloud music library is turned on by default" is actually the default setting when you install iOS, so they must have not done an upgrade and did a full restore. -
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