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watchOS 3 - Instant Launch and more... watchOS 3 improves performance and improves the user experience. Dock Earlier, when you click the side button under the Digital Crown, it used to bring up your favorite people list. Now, it brings up the the dock. It contains a list of your favorite apps, which you have control of. Many people like to change their watch faces, and now it's easier than ever. You can just swipe from edge to edge to switch watch faces. While you swipe through, you might see some new ones. watchOS 3 also improves performance, now the app launch times are 7x faster than watchOS 2. A major part of Apple Watch is fitness. Now in the activity app, you can have shared activity rings, so you can compete against your friends. But there's more, a new app called - Breathe. Breathe lets you breathe in and out for a minute. While doing this, you can either look at your watch or look away. If you choose to look at your watch, a flower will keep blooming ...

WWDC 2016 is tomorrow. Before you get too excited, there might not be everything you might be wanting to be announced. But there might be products that you weren't expecting. macOS The latest version of OS X, El Capitan, is great. Tomorrow, we are expecting the next version of OS X to receive a name change to macOS. This is to be in line with the other products like iOS, tvOS and watchOS. The next version of macOS will receive Siri. An evidence is that Siri referenced 'Finder'.  When you say "Open Settings in a window", without referencing  the word Finder at all, Siri looks for an app named 'Finder'. As Finder is the File Manager App of OS X, this proves Siri is coming to the Mac. iOS 10 The next version of iOS is the 10th version. We are expecting a huge overhaul for Siri and Apple Music. As Google announced The Google Assistant at Google I/O, it leaves Siri in the dust. As Apple Music's interface is very complicated and the 'Conn...

WWDC is the World Wide Developers Conference. It's where Apple announces the next version of OS X, iOS and now, watchOS. We might also see a rename of OS X to macOS, which has been hinted. This year we will also see tvOS. Surprisingly, this year's WWDC takes place at Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, the same place where the iPhone 6s was announced last September. WWDC 2016 is on June 13. The way Apple's announcing WWDC 2016 is through Swift code. Swift is Apple's own programming language. If you're lucky enough to get one, a ticket for WWDC 2016 will cost you $1,599. Additionally, throughout the week there will be over 1,000 Apple engineers on hand supporting more than 150 hands-on labs and events to provide developers with very personal and expert assistance. There will also be several guest speakers, live music and more. Check it out: https://developer.apple.com/wwdc/