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Not for emoji, but for message extensions. Think about it: no matter what your favorite (probably cross-platform) app is for chat / video chat, it’s all the same- it looks like a phone call.

VOIP integration with the phone app: This may not seem like much for US customers, but this could be really big for international users.

News notifications: I know this will sound a bit like insider baseball, but this moves News into a new level.

Rather than open an app to find something, show it on the main map application.

Map extensions: I’m very pleased with this.

Siri extensions: This is not as awesome yet as some people think it is there are a fairly limited number of ways to integrate a 3rd party Siri extension.

Better lock screen interactions: Between “raise to view lock screen” and better widget support- MUCH better widget support, this is awesome.

I will tell you, though, what’s most important for a developer wishing to expand the reach to their customers. I’ll tell you what you don’t need, it’s another recap of “10 in 10”.

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It’s really great to think that we’ll be able to work less hard at keeping free space available on my desktop system without me going in and performing that cleanup myself. I expect to take great advantage of the new auto-cleanup of disc space.

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Siri on the Mac is welcome, of course, as is the new picture-in-picture mode for video playback. The most interesting component is that many of the macOS updates were largely related to tying macOS more closely to iOS, with auto-unlock, continuity, and ApplePay taking the lead. Sierra, the new version of macOS (with a new name, goodbye OS X!) has a handful of quality-of-life improvements that should make things really nice for those of us who spend the bulk of our lives in front of the keyboard. The new remote for iOS, dark mode, and updates to the available SDKs are cool, but the importance of single sign-in cannot be overstated. Next to single sign-in, none of the other tvOS features shine nearly as bright.

This feature seems as though it will also spill over into iOS, and that’s amazing.

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Authentication has been one of the most frustrating parts of using TV watching apps on iOS and tvOS, and the thought that this will go away is very exciting. The most exciting thing for our customers is single-sign-in for tvOS.

There are a fairly small number of very large updates to tvOS, which is itself only six months old. Having a good system for freeform text input, along with the additional new ways of putting content onto the screen via SpriteKit, video content, and so on, push watchOS into a new space. I’ve personally been waiting on a killer app for the watch, and I think that we can really see this come through now, given better overall performance. This, along with the new dock and control center, may make the watch responsive enough for 3rd party apps to make them a viable and vital target. It may require a small amount of development work to get this to take place within an individual app, but that’s still very impressive. The most important thing for watchOS is that they’ve improved launch times on all watchOS apps. There wasn’t a bad seat in the house I had a seat towards the back on the main floor, and I was able to see everything perfectly.Īfter a brief and cool Apple animation, it was time to dig into the first set of news for the day: watchOS It was exciting for everyone to be in the same room for the WWDC keynote this year.