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It was a very quiet update, with things like Apple's depth-perceiving Portrait images making their way to the Photos watchface, new ways to help you be more mindful during the day and monitoring of your respiratory rate during sleeping. If you were excited about watchOS 8, it's best not to be.

It wasn't the biggest change for the iPad operating system, but it did enhance some multi-tasking features we're looking forward to trying out. The App Library appears, as well as getting a place in the dock at the bottom of the iPad's display, and things like Quick Note allow you to jot something down using the Apple Pencil from anywhere in the device.
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IPadOS 15 was an odd update - it seemed to bring more things like widgets to the homescreen, which was already there in the iPhone's iOS 14 from last year.
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MacOS Monterey was one of the stars of the show, with the new name coming to replace Big Sur as the new Mac operating system. Update: If the live stream ins’t working as you want, TWiT.TV offers a good Apple event coverage.Apple's WWDC 2021 is done and dusted, and while the developer's conference is set to last the majority of this week we've heard all about a bunch of new software. If you can’t watch the live Apple stream, you can always find good liveblogs from the following sites: The event will start at 10 AM PDT/ 1 PM EST on October 16, 2014, (today). Now if you have an iPad Air, iPad mini, or any Mac product make sure you have the latest version of Safari.



You’ll notice an “Unable to open the MRU file…” until the Apple live stream starts. However chances are you already have it installed as it’s one of the best media players out there.įrom the menu click Media and select Open Network Stream.
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How to watch Apple’s event liveĭownload and install the VLC player, if you don’t have it already. But there’s still hope, as Windows users can still be able to use the VLC workaround and in the previous event. So if you are a Windows users and want to watch the Apple’s live streaming event on your PC, similar to last time and hopefully without streaming problems (remember that fiasco?), as Apple is concern, you’re out of luck as it will require Safari on Mac, Apple TV, or an iOS device. It doesn’t matter if you’re a Windows or Apple fanboy, we all are tech enthusiasts.
