macOS 11 and iOS 14 Hands-On Review!
Apple announced iOS 14, iPadOS 14, watchOS 7, and macOS 11 Big Sur at WWDC. Snazzy Labs explains what this will mean and gives a hands-on walkthrough.
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In its annual WWDC conference, Apple did things a little differently: a pre-recorded Nintendo Direct style broadcast unveiling the all new iOS 14, iPadOS 14, watchOS 7, and macOS Big Sur. iOS 14 widgets were announced, an App Library (thanks Android) was implemented for the first time since 2007, and a bevy of other features like AirPods Pro surround sound, iPadOS scribble handwriting OCR gestures, and more made their way in. Most impressively though, Apple ended Mac OS X and released macOS 11.0 Big Sur. Not only does this update bring the biggest visual upgrades (if you can call it that...) since Mavericks released in 2013, but it brings with it the announcement that the Mac will be moving to ARM. We'll talk about what Apple Silicon ARM Macs mean, when you'll be able to get one, the transitionary period, how things will work, and more.
Apple announced iOS 14, iPadOS 14, watchOS 7, and macOS 11 Big Sur at WWDC. Snazzy Labs explains what this will mean and gives a hands-on walkthrough.
Purchase an iPhone 11 Pro – https://amzn.to/3i0DxzW
Purchase an iPad Pro – https://amzn.to/31cp4Lt
Purchase a MacBook Pro – https://amzn.to/2B93ahB
Subscribe to my podcast Flashback! – http://relay.fm/flashback
Follow me on Twitter – http://twitter.com/snazzyq
Follow me on Instagram – http://instagram.com/snazzyq
In its annual WWDC conference, Apple did things a little differently: a pre-recorded Nintendo Direct style broadcast unveiling the all new iOS 14, iPadOS 14, watchOS 7, and macOS Big Sur. iOS 14 widgets were announced, an App Library (thanks Android) was implemented for the first time since 2007, and a bevy of other features like AirPods Pro surround sound, iPadOS scribble handwriting OCR gestures, and more made their way in. Most impressively though, Apple ended Mac OS X and released macOS 11.0 Big Sur. Not only does this update bring the biggest visual upgrades (if you can call it that…) since Mavericks released in 2013, but it brings with it the announcement that the Mac will be moving to ARM. We’ll talk about what Apple Silicon ARM Macs mean, when you’ll be able to get one, the transitionary period, how things will work, and more.
Hey! We accidentally lobbed off some audio at 15:08 and there's a bit of a nonsensical transition. Here's the missing audio! "The first ARM Mac is a Mac mini but it’s not one you (or I, for that matter) will actually be able to buy; it’s a developer transition kit and not at all dissimilar from something like a next-gen console dev kit. Apple shipped a Mac Pro with a PC motherboard inside to developers when they announced the switch to Intel."
I loved your airpods pro video. Please show how the new audio works if it does
"big sewer" lol wut
So my Macbook Air wont last in the future 🙁
I booed!😏🙃
IOS creaMPIE 69
wow, apple, it's 2020, finally there with ios, more like android, still a long way to go
this is miles ahead in terms of quality of content compared to other mainstream youtubers (*coughs* Marques and co). well done man
10:54 It's el capitan, not mavericks
OS X users are gonna start to feel like OS 9 users lol
Planning on buying a MacBook Pro because I'm in desperate need of one for college. So I wondered, what are the chances the Intel Macs will get the same amount life that they would if Apple wasn't transitioning to new processors? It would be nice to get a new Mac right now and not miss out after only 2-4 years of use on major macOS updates because many will buy a Mac and expect to use that for many years without needing to upgrade.
never used one/and after this never will chears lol
Or possibly the end of that two year period means the end of high end Macintosh.
There is no ability for devs to create watch faces! Waiting 7 years for it, is not enough, we are not ready for it, I think we should wait at least 3 years more!
I agree with your design dislikes exactly! The no contrast and the menu bar being completely transparent are the worst.
Interesting commentary but one thing: it isn't pronounced, "Big Sooer" but rather, "Big Sir" like the region of California of the same name…
snazzy, i hope you'll be getting into the bootloader security features and the possibility of running unsigned (by apple) code on the new 'arm' (apple silicon) macs.
literally i sighed a sigh of relief when i saw the video from apple explaining that you will be able to disable most of the lockdown with csrutil – but we're not fully out of the woods yet.
this video is very good normaly i need to get my information from diffrent sources, but you summerized it all into one video :), thank you very much i cant imagine how much work this was.