Here’s Everything Apple announced at WWDC 2016 in under 2 minutes

Apple kicks off its Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco with an opening keynote on Monday, June 13. The company gave detailed insights about the latest updates as well as additions about four operating systems: watchOS, iOS, tvOS, and OS X

Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook took to the stage and kick off its hugely-anticipated WWDC developer conference by introducing calling it “the mother of all releases." 2016’s keynote from WWDC is a jam-packed wrap, but if you didn’t get a chance to attend or if you missed its webinar, here’s a recap of the most significant bits you need to know. Tim Cook starts the conference with an emotional plea, he said about Apple; "We celebrate our diversity,” "We know that it makes us stronger and moves everyone forward." Cook started the key note by speaking about the shooting in Orlando, Florida and then led the room in a moment of silence honoring the victims.

Here’s a super quick rundown of everything announced in the two-hour address:

watchOS

The OS that powers the Apple Watch will be better organized, faster and will be better prepared for emergencies

Apple is making its watch seven times faster, as per the vice president of technology Kevin Lynch

Dock for Apple Watch. It would be possible to access from the side button to see and switch between apps

Scribble responses to text messages with the multiple languages, and yes, including Chinese

Map and location based SOS mode for emergency services Sharing features will be soon available for Apple Watch wearers Track of the physical activity will be also available for the wheelchair users. Instead of

showing them a “time to stand” it will be “time to roll.” A new health app called Breathe to breathe deeply

tvOS

The Apple TV now has 6,000 apps and as per the Apple announcement, it will be a few more.

Single sign-on to tvOS iPhone remote app to use Siri and to control the Apple TV YouTube with the use of Siri for Apple TV HomeKit is coming to tvOS

macOS

Apple has renamed its desktop operating system macOS from Mac OS X)

Siri will be available to the Mac Mac users who are using Apple Watch will be able to unlock their computers without

typing in a password

Apple Pay will be available on the web Tabs will have options to add applications Picture-in-picture mode to watch videos while multitasking Universal Clipboard to edit and copy from an iPad or iPhone and paste the changes on a

Mac

iOS 10

Keynote to iOS 10, and its new features:

Lock screen

Apple’s next move to save you from a click. A new feature called “raise to wake” will automatically show a preview of the lock screen.

The lock screen’s user interface is has a few tweaks. Swipe right will lead users to the camera. Swiping from the left will show them their widgets.

There’s also a new control center for music. With 3D touch, as the people apply pressure to the display so, Apple is making 3D touch

a preview based notification directly from the lock screen.

Siri

You will be able to use Siri to compose messages such as We Chat and send money via PayPal.

Apple is also boosting the power of Siri to its keyboard. “Quick type” will support multiple languages.

Computer vision

Photos - facial, object, and scene recognition are coming Just similar to the Google Photos, Apple users will be able to create photo stories

Apple Maps

Apple Maps - commute times, next calendar event along with restaurant suggestions Apple Maps will have extensions to book a ride with Uber and pay for it using Apple Pay

Apple Music

New, but very familiar redesign Apple Music’s biggest change is to its playlist called “For You. A daily curated playlist will be available as Discovery Mix.

Apple News

The app will update you with top and trending stories, news from topics readers follow Apple News to subscribe to their favorite outlet. Breaking news notifications.

Home

A new app to control the smart home. Simply by tapping the icons it will turn the devices on or off.

Users will be able to access Home from the lock screen.

Phone

Voicemails - transcribed Third-party VoIP calls such as WhatsApp.

Messages

A special feature to appeal to the Snapchat generation Emojis will be three times larger The keyboard will include emoji prediction. Bubble effects to adjust the size of the type A new feature “invisible ink” to let the user vague a text until the recipient taps on it Handwritten messages and full-screen effects added URL will populate a preview of the webpage, music track, video, and more, just like

Skype

Miscellany

Safari with a new split-view option Mail will have threaded conversations Collaborate when writing in Notes New editing features in Live Photos Swift Playgrounds a free app designed to teach kids how to code in Swift, assumed to be

available in the fall.

Hardware

At WWDC 2016, no announcement has been made for any new hardware. So will have to hold on until later in the year for updated MacBooks, displays, or AirPort gear.