On WWDC 2014, no mention of the iOS 88 Daxin features

Today 1 o'clock in the morning, 36 krypton for everyone to grind out WWDC 2014 full "personal live" (I have to admire the sacrifice of personal time, stay up late for everyone to serve a good Article 5 krypton: Jasonzheng, Wangjingyu, Patrick, Xingyu Chen, Shen).

At the meeting, Tim Cook, Apple's boss, unveiled an astonishing number: 800 million iOS devices have been sold around the world, with 130 million new users last year – built on Apple's excellent hardware technology and a long history of meticulous control over the software experience. The pace of innovation and improvement has never stopped, Apple released OS X 10.10 Yosemite, hidden in a new interface is the desktop system and mobile systems more in-depth integration. Developers also have a more efficient and concise new development language, Swift, which can display the code effect in real time, and win the whole audience. In addition, Apple released iOS 8--"It's iOS 7, but decoupled." --ui is basically unchanged, and many of its own applications and features have been comprehensively enhanced and improved. It is worth mentioning that Apple has specially made several optimizations for the Chinese users. (a list of devices that support iOS 8 and OS X 10.10 Yosemite)

The whole assembly can be summed up in two sentences: only the soft ones are not hard, open, open, or open.

Don't worry, Apple's new gadget will be more than that. For example, with iOS 8, there are eight features:

Call via WiFi

Apple has already supported users via Wi-Fi to send and receive FaceTime voice and video calls, and now iOS 8 has added the ability to send and receive traditional phones via Wi-Fi-but whether the convenience feature is available depends on whether the operator supports it.

Second, FaceTime call waiting

When you are talking to someone through a FaceTime, a third person suddenly calls in, and you can choose Call Waiting (FaceTime called waiting). This is a small but practical improvement for commonly used FaceTime users. It is worth mentioning: in terms of usage and experience, this brings closer to the distance between FaceTime voice calls and traditional telephone services.

Third, look at the usage of the app

Android users are certainly not unfamiliar with this feature. All along, IOS allows users to see the size of each application, as well as the length of time the phone used after the last charge, and now it finally lets you see the power of each application--endurance is always an effective factor in influencing the mobile experience, and more efficient management of energy consumption, both for ordinary users and for Apple, Samsung, a mobile phone design and manufacturer, has real value-if you're going out for an interview, the phone is only 20%, and you want to know which one is going to be very expensive and if it's not, just pinch it.

Iv. Notice of travel time

Want to know how far (how long) is your trip to your destination? IOS 8 can help you. While details about the feature are not yet available, it is reasonable to speculate on the changes to the Siri and Notification Center: This feature will be integrated with both.

Tips App

All the year round, the App Store has a number of tips apps developed by third parties that teach you to use the iphone and IOS "right posture." Apple is likely to do it itself-the official tips App is coming.

Separate focus control and exposure control

It's also a feature that many users crave over the years--a number of senior "IPhone photographers" who have been using third parties to manage focus and exposure--ios 8 separately.

Add search engine DuckDuckGo

Apple has expanded the range of safari search engines, adding duckduckgo--its developers are a search business start-up with an "anti-google" reputation. "Anti-Google?" "Yes, it doesn't track users ' web footprints for advertising purposes." This has undoubtedly given the three parties more choice: DuckDuckGo in the market access aspect of the initiative, Apple in the search for its browsers more diverse, users now know the original Google, Bing and other names such as the existence.

Eight, Braille keyboard

Apple has always been focused on the user experience--the experience of each user--whether you have special needs or not. Although there are no more details about Braille keyboards, but if the user group can use the iphone more easily and efficiently, this is a feat: it is a demonstration and practical reference for technology companies, but also the direct use of technology and design to dramatically improve the quality of life for the blind and similar users.

Friends who have joined the Apple developer program will be able to enjoy the iOS 8 (developer version) today, and other users will have a formal version this fall.

Apple has 3 times a year to release products: (1) March, the IPad released the Conference; (2) June, Wwdc--ios and OS X; (3) Autumn (September or October), the IPhone releases the General Assembly. Every time, 36 Krypton will give you careful coverage.