Reflecting on WWDC 2020, four weeks onAll in all, pretty good!
Just shy of four weeks ago, Apple unveiled a swathe of brand new software at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference. The event was, of course, unique for a whole host of reasons, no less so than because, thanks to a global pandemic, Apple was forced to hold its first-ever remote, all-online event. In a slick video presentation at the start of the week, Apple unveiled new software for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and the Mac, as well the long-rumored switch away from Intel processors to Apple Silicon. Now the dust has settled, let's settle in and reflect on one of the most memorable WWDCs in years, with help from developers Steve Troughton-Smith, and Andrew Hart.
The Event
Without a live keynote to rely on, Apple instead unveiled all of its latest software in a slick video presentation, giving us a sneak peek inside Apple Park in the process. Personally, I thought the new format was a roaring success. I much preferred the high-quality video production to ...
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Reflecting on WWDC 2020, four weeks on
