With only a few weeks left before WWDC, reports are piling up on what we might see at Apple’s developer conference. The latest news comes from Mark Gurman of Bloomberg located at
The main change that Gorman talks about is that
What became more important at WWDC
While it’s unlikely that Apple will pay much attention to sideloading during the WWDC keynote, Gurman also talked about two new features that Apple will be covering: changes to Wallet and Find My Apps. He didn’t provide details about what changes we might see in these two apps, but Apple recently added Apple Pay Later and Apple Card Savings to the Wallet app to make it a regular destination for financial services. Here the situation is reversed: these services are only available in the United States of America.
It was previously reported that Apple will include some of the “most desirable features” for iPhone users in iOS 17. While this may be marketing language for a glorified maintenance release,
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