The CultCast All the WWDC22 surprises that blew us away! (CultCast #548)
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This week's stories
These big surprises blew our minds at WWDC22
13-inch M2 MacBook Pro sneaks into WWDC22 with new MacBook Air
Meet the svelte new M2 MacBook Air
Continuity Camera admits MacBook cameras need help
- Continuity Camera, a new feature coming in iOS 16 and macOS Ventura, will upgrade video calls by bringing the iPhone’s pristine camera to the Mac.
- The next-generation system is able to display metrics like speed, distance, engine RPM, gas levels, oil temperature and engine temperature.
Massive Home app makeover brings Matter support and more - erfon
- Among the many new products and features Apple showcased at WWDC22 came news of a revamped Home app for the HomeKit smart-home platform.
iPad finally gets floating windows in Stage Manager on iPadOS 16
- The new multitasking system is called Stage Manager. “With Stage Manager activated, I can now resize windows exposing a powerful new way to work with apps on iPad,” said Craig Federighi. “And the dock is visible so I can easily get to all my apps.”
Ming Chi Kuo says Apple's mixed reality headset will be announced at a special event in January.
watchOS 9 brings massive upgrade to Workout app and other health improvements