Apple again surprised the world by introducing a new operating system for mobile devices - iOS 11 - at the WWDC conference. Among the innovations there is a voice assistant Siri, which can translate requests to many languages.
The new improved iPad Pro received a 10.5-inch screen from its creators while maintaining almost the same size as its predecessor with a 9.7-inch screen.
As for the new operating system for mobile devices, iOS 11, its launch is planned for the fall of 2017. It will allow users to make transfers using Apple Pay through the iMessage application. An important feature is a built-in platform for augmented reality in iOS 11.
At the WWDC conference, the Apple representatives did not ignore such an accessory as the speakers. The HomePod speakers are a "smart" speaker with an internet connection. It is able to respond to the voice and perform various requests - from playing music to turning on household appliances and paying for purchases on the Internet.
Apple pleased the users with a new monoblock iMac Pro, which is equipped with the 8-, 10- and 18-core Intel Xeon processors. The company also introduced a new line of iMac computers, including iMac Pro with a 5K display. It will be on sale in December this year, its price will be about $ 4,999.
The new MacBook 12 and MacBook Pro ultrabooks are already on sale. Their difference from earlier models is the processor of the seventh generation of Intel Kaby Lake.
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