Apple's WWDC 2013 news: iOS 7, OS X 10.9, iWork for iCloud, iTunes Radio, Haswell-based Macbook Air

Today at the conference for developers, Apple introduced new versions of iOS and OS X, as well as an updated Air, Pro and cloud version of iWork for iCloud.

Macbook air

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* now based on Haswell chipset
* Cool running time: 11-inch version can work up to 9 hours, and 13-inch - up to 12 hours.
* Wi-Fi ac
* Slightly reduced prices.

Available today

Mac pro

* New design
* Thunderbolt 2, 12-core Intel Xeon processor, 256-bit processor, GPU - Dual AMD FirePro, support for 4K monitors, performance up to 7 teraflops

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Almost in section - instagram.com/p/aY8r9EPFqr

Available this year

iWork to iCloud

* Apple's answer to Google Docs.
* support of Office documents
* Very smooth interface for Safari, IE, and Chrome. Support for Safari 6.0.3, Chrome 27.0.1, and Internet Explorer 9.0.8.

iOS 7

Such a list of innovations:

* new "flat" visual language



* multitasking cards



* slide to unlock



* new ui gestures (for iso)



* notification center on the locked screen



* control center



* improved multitasking for applications



* new version of Safari



* AirDrop. File sharing between devices (Except 4, 4s)



* Updates in photos. Automatic sorting, filters



approximate view when a lot of photos




* Photo stream supports video. The new kind



* Siri. New species, New voices, more humane.



* Became smarter. Increase brightness, turn on Bluetooth. Able to read tweets



* Special view of iOS in the car + Siri



* New AppStore. New: popular applications in this place. Automatic update of applications.



* New - iTunes Radio. Stations are based on your preferences.



Free with ads. But so far only in the USA.

* FaceTime Audio

* Synchronization of notifications.



* Activation Lock. If the phone is lost or stolen, it cannot be re-activated.



* Autumn is available for



demo version - www.apple.com/ios/ios7

OS X 10.9 Maverick (names are now based on California’s geography)

* bookmarks in the Finder, as in the browser



* tags for documents



* improved support for multiple displays with support for Spaces on each monitor, and the ability to use Apple TV as a monitor



* pumped the insides for better use of battery, memory, etc., for example, memory compression, which improves responsiveness at high loads



* new version of Safari (WebKit)



improved technology



sped up the javascript engine



less energy and memory consumption. Resource consumption goes only to those windows that are visible on the screen.



New feature - shared links. Those. A list of people from Twitter who share links, you can immediately watch.



* Support for iCloud passwords, logins, etc.

* Updated notification center. IOS push messages, the ability to respond to notifications directly from messages

* Calendar now without cow skin. There was an opportunity for auto-substitution for some cases, for example, if you enter a pizza, you will receive suggestions for where to eat it, and if you fill the time, you will be offered

* Application "Maps". With iOS support, i.e. it is possible to send a route to your phone, etc.

* IBooks app

* Update applications in the background.

read more - www.apple.com/osx/preview