Apple gives a sneak peek at its upcoming iMac Pro

Apple on Monday launched a bunch of refinements in its all four platforms – tvOS, watchOS, macOS and iOS – at this years annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) with iOS 11, watchOS 4 and updates to its Mac line of desktops and notebooks.

Apple is introducing a number of effects into the Live Photos feature.

Presenters encouraged whoops from the crowd and often stopped to acknowledge applause. Apple also said its SSDs are now 50 percent faster than before.

A speaker may be the star of the event, but there’s much more on the agenda. Here we look at the iMac 2017 range including release date, prices and specs. This strengthens the impression that Apple is playing catch-up with its rivals not just in the smartphone space which it now dominates. All of the new models are available now. Delegates were able to be more hands-on with some of the other new hardware options. Both iMac models will also add new graphics cards that could help them better display video games, design apps, and other graphics-intensive programs like virtual-reality.

Whenever the phone is connected to a auto using either Bluetooth or a cable, or if the vehicle is moving, the phone will withhold any notifications for things like text messages or news updates.

Keeping all of this hardware from overheating required a new cooling system, and Apple claims that the new dual-fan, centrifugal fan design in the iMac Pro will keep everything cool and quiet.

The new iOS will now synchronize messages across iOS and macOS automatically. The HomePod can also be used as a hub to control HomeKit accessories. People can then use the money in shops that accept ApplePay or transfer it to their own bank accounts. The device, a black column with an always-listening microphone, is powered by a Siri-like assistant named Alexa.

One of the most important announcements is the iOS11 which brings new experiences and hundreds of features to iPhone and iPad this fall.

Furthermore is Radeon Vega graphics with up to 22 Teraflops of power and the ability to drive up to 44 million pixels.Apple promises things like real-time 3D rendering, high framerate VR, faster code compiling, real-time 4K video, machine learning development and more. We’re hoping to, but we can’t really tell for sure.

Apple is resigning the App Store, the first major overhaul in its nine years.