Enlarge / The onstage presentations don’t encompass every new feature in iOS 10 and macOS Sierra. (credit: Andrew Cunningham)
When Apple announced iOS 10 and macOS Sierra at its WWDC keynote yesterday, it hit most of the high notes. Big user-facing features like the Siri API on iOS and Siri on the Mac, the revamped Messages app, Universal Clipboard, and tweaks to Photos and Apple Music got stage time, but as the company said, there was more stuff that didn’t get any attention.
Our previews and reviews of the beta and final versions of the OSes will cover all of those features and lots of the smaller, less notable tweaks to Apple’s built-in apps, but after a few hours of digging through the developer documentation we’ve also unearthed a few neat under-the-hood tweaks in both Sierra and iOS 10.
iCloud syncing without the Mac App Store
Can someone check the Mac App Store’s pulse? I’m worried about it.
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Source: Ars Technica – RAW shooting, a harsher Gatekeeper, and more obscure macOS and iOS 10 changes