The end of iTunes and updates to iOS and macOS are set to be accompanied by added features for Apple’s Health apps.
Apple’s executives are gathered in California today to kick off its Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) which will run all week.
Chief executive Tim Cook is expected to announce new products and details on operating system upgrades at the conference in San Jose, California.
Here’s what you can expect:
:: Launch of iOS 13:: Launch of MacOS 10.15:: End of iTunes:: TV and Watch updates:: The unexpected
:: iOS 13
The biggest expected announcement from WWDC is iOS 13, the next generation of the iPhone operating system.
A much-awaited dark mode feature will finally become available across all of Apple’s phones — although there are unconfirmed rumours that the newest operating system won’t be available for devices earlier than iPhone 7.
There are a couple of app updates on the way too, with Maps and Messages set to get a speed boost.
