Apple’s next macOS is certain to bring new features to help get iOS apps onto the Mac —but it’s also certain to lose features like Dashboard and any 32-bit apps. Here’s what we expect to hear from Apple about the Mac at this year’s WWDC.
Predictions for what Mac news we’ll get at Tim Cook’s presentation in this year’s WWDC do include what can only be called crossed-fingers wild speculation. However, there is also specific information that is strongly backed up with evidence.
WWDC is actually a week-long event, too, and if Tim Cook’s opening speech is the most visibly, immediately important, there is some news about how the rest will affect us on the Mac, too, far beyond what we see on June 3. Read our separate detailed coverage of what to expect from the new iOS 13, too.
For with both iOS and macOS, it’s at this WWDC week that developers first get to work with Apple’s latest updates. What they learn here will directly benefit us in their apps when Apple’s new OS releases are made publicly available.
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