Apple WWDC 2017: Top Announcements Made by the Cupertino Giant at the Worldwide Developer Conference

Apple’s WWDC 2017 has concluded, and the tech giant, as usual, has announced a plethora of new stuff ranging from upgrades to operating systems to new hardware. Apple has made six big announcements at the event. Having said that, the developer conference is a treat for the developers as Apple had announced a lot of new stuff and released new SDKs for developers.

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Alongside this, the company has announced upgrades to all its operating systems- watchOS, TvOS, macOS, and iOS. There’s a new iPad Pro announced as well, along with new iMacs and upgraded MacBook Pros. Lastly, Apple is foraying to the home speaker department and announced a new speaker. Here are the top announcements at the WWDC 2017 event.

1) Apple’s announces the HomePod Speaker to compete with Google Home and Amazon Alexa.

The last announcement from Apple’s event yesterday, but it deserves the first place in this list though. The new HomePod speaker costs $349 in the US and will start shipping from December. With this Siri-enabled speaker, Apple is aiming to take on the Google Home and Amazon Alexa speaker. And yes, you can control the speaker by saying ‘Hey Siri’!

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Apple says that the HomePod speaker will fill a room with its sound technology. You can also ask the speaker various questions including what’s the weather, etc. The speaker will be available in white and black colour options.

2) iOS 11 is out with focus on Augmented Reality
This has become a trend for Apple as it shows off some of the features coming with its forthcoming iOS update. The next version would be iOS 11, which does not feature significant user interface changes but comes with nifty features. The first one in this list would be the Siri. Apple’s digital assistant will be more interactive in the iOS 11, and it also shows cards, same as Google Assistant.