Everything in Announcements Apple WWDC 2023

Apple announced Apple Vision Pro headset  allows you to blend digital content into the space around you. With controls that use your eyes, hands, and voice to interact with digital content, the Vision Pro aims to revolutionize how we experience Apple interfaces.

The stpatial operating system itself is meant to provide a sense of physicality. Interactive windows include shadows and shading that allow you to naturally move objects around within your view. Although you can exist within the environment you’re in, you can also immerse yourself in environments that work similarly to VR.

A new 15-inch Macbook Air is 11.5 inches thin – making it one of the thinnest laptops of it’s size. It also comes with a display featuring 500 nits of brightness, a 1080p camera, and 6 speakers all run by the M2 chip.

Mac pro with M2 Ultra brings an upgrade performance for video editing, PCI expansion, and customizable options. Similar to the Mac Studio, the Pro will also be able to support up to 6 displays. It offers up to a 25% boost compared to M1 Max. Apple also announced another upgrade with the new M2 Ultra chip that features an even bigger 30% boost over the M1. This new chip brings faster video editing, rendering, and better 8K streaming. The new Ultra chip can also support up to 6 displays, making it ideal for the ultimate creative experience.

Software updates were a big part of WWDC 2023, with new features coming to iOS 17, iPadOS 17, MacOS Sonoma, and more.

Communication apps includes search filters within messages, catch-up arrows, swipe to reply, and live voicemail. Stickers got an update as well, with better integration within messages. Apple also announced Name Drop, a new way to conveniently share contact information through AirDrop. There’s also a new StandBy mode that offers an always on display when your phone is charging and turned sideways.