Apple’s Wordwide Developers Conference, WWDC, kicked off yesterday in San Francisco with a raft of announcements about products and platforms we’re likely to see in the months ahead. As well as new versions of OSX (El Capitan) and iOS (9.0), and split-screen multitasking on the iPad, there’s also an SDK for developing native apps on which run on the Apple Watch, rather than on a paired phone.
Perhaps the most interesting announcement is Apple Music, the company’s new streaming service. It will launch on iOS by the end of the month – and appear on Android in the Autumn.
Techcrunch produced a short video summarising everything you need to know about yesterday’s keynote announcements in 90 seconds!
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