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The Best and Funniest Tweets From Apple #WWDC20 (So Far)

George Kamau by George Kamau
June 22, 2020
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Apple’s developer conference is on and they have made a lot of announcements ranging from new MacOs name, iOS 14, new privacy controls, ditching Intel chips, among other updates.

To replicate the live WWDC experience I darkened the room where I will watch the keynote, woke up at 7 and stood outside the house until 30 minutes ago. I am now grabbing coffee.

— Miguel de Icaza ᯅ (@migueldeicaza) June 22, 2020

Imagine if the entire keynote is presented by Memoji 😬 #WWDC20 https://t.co/GPNV3wl7UO

— Guilherme Rambo (@_inside) June 22, 2020

MacOS got a new name – Big Sur that that that iOS vibe. iPadOS got new updates such as sidebar f3ature in notes, file sand photos, redesigned search, scribble text recognition. WatchOS now has new features such as sleep tracking, the ability to share watch faces with friends. And just in time with the Covid-19 pandemic, the Apple Watch will now remind you to wash your hands fro 20 seconds when it automatically detects you are about to clean them.

Apple TV got updates too such as multiuser support for games including support for Xbox adaptive controller. Aslo Sony and Vizio smart TVs are getting Apple TV+.

Airpods got updated to with features such as switching between devices and spatial audio.

Apple stepped up its privacy game too.

Too much other work going on to livetweet WWDC this year, but I've been watching.

The thing that keeps jumping out to me is how Apple absolutely nailed the transition from live event to telecast. Corona-casts this year have been incredibly cringey … but this is great.

— Michael Fisher (@Captain2Phones) June 22, 2020

Here are the best and funniest tweets so far regarding the new features that are being announced so far. Please refresh for new updates.

Cook starts off by addressing systemic racism, and the killing of George Floyd. (Notice he did not say death, but killing.) Talks about Apple's $100 million program for racial justice, announced previously, and a camp for black coders. #WWDC20

— Lauren Goode (@LaurenGoode) June 22, 2020

“Familiar but also entirely new in every detail." DRINK

— nic nguyen (@nicnguyen) June 22, 2020

iOS got the good Android features and that's so good

— Max Weinbach (@MaxWinebach) June 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/pierce/status/1275122723946024961

https://twitter.com/_alastair/status/1275129815016910848

Excited is the new "incredible" https://t.co/TlOhVjlkR6

— permanent irrefutable public user (@echenze) June 22, 2020

This is the cringiest video intro

— Christina Warren (@film_girl) June 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/tealtan/status/1275129661899538433

The Mac is going to "Apple Silicon." Not ARM. Apple Silicon.

— Sascha Segan (@saschasegan) June 22, 2020

So excited for ARM based Macs.

— Mark Spurrell (@MarkSpurrellYT) June 22, 2020

APPLE TRANSITIONING TO THEIR OWN CUSTOM SILICON!!! 🤯 #WWDC20 pic.twitter.com/jvb4SsOjKw

— Safwan AhmedMia (@SuperSaf) June 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/WillOremus/status/1275130042092224519

Weren’t these called gadgets when we got their ancestors like 15 years ago? pic.twitter.com/oxx1vJh9mW

— Harry McCracken 🇺🇦✡️ (@harrymccracken) June 22, 2020

New version of iWork. #WWDC20 #WWDC2020 pic.twitter.com/6IYRgsvhbh

— Lance Ulanoff (@LanceUlanoff) June 22, 2020

“Sure, you like using the mouse, but what if you couldn’t?”

— Glenn Fleishman @[email protected] (@GlennF) June 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/SnazzyQ/status/1275132319972483072

Finder icon is looking as derpy as ever. pic.twitter.com/VNM8uMNcxh

— Mark Spurrell (@MarkSpurrellYT) June 22, 2020

The new Finder is cute tho pic.twitter.com/9yW2X8myRd

— Ray Wong (@raywongy) June 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/shanselman/status/1275131162868899840

Apple says the new Safari is now 50% faster than Chrome #WWDC20 #WWDC2020 #BigSur pic.twitter.com/uNpHABq4fL

— Lance Ulanoff (@LanceUlanoff) June 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/erikreyna/status/1275131319769423875

https://twitter.com/WhatTheBit/status/1275125618259234817

maciOS

imacOS

there’s something there, I’m sure of it.

— Andrew Martonik (@andrewmartonik) June 22, 2020

I definitely keep hearing the new MacOS name as "Big Sir," like it's part of a rambling story Donald Trump is telling about how much someone admires him

— Sascha Segan (@saschasegan) June 22, 2020

MacOS Big Sur: love the new design, but feel like they’re just trolling us with the name now.

— Adam Tinworth (@adders) June 22, 2020

Haha is this google IO? https://t.co/qhNFYZoRCj

— kitika (@_kitika) June 22, 2020

By the end of quarantine it’s going to feel like it’s time for another new Fiona Apple album already.

— Josh Gondelman (@joshgondelman) June 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/reneritchie/status/1275129806632427520

https://twitter.com/AlexJamesFitz/status/1275129881643421703

https://twitter.com/frankpallotta/status/1275131170162966533

Mac OS Big Sur. I have nothing clever to tweet.

— Jonathan Morrison 🙋🏻‍♂️ (@jonxfriends) June 22, 2020

What most Mac users want is an operating system that’s reliable, all basic features and apps work, and is rock solid. What Apple keeps delivering is interface revamps.

— Glenn Fleishman @[email protected] (@GlennF) June 22, 2020

Did they not learn from iOS 7

— Benjamin Mayo (@bzamayo) June 22, 2020

Mac Catalyst: Full resolution control of Mac screen. Check boxes and date pickers. They used Catalyst to build the new Map for the Mac. #WWDC20 #WWDC2020 #BigSur pic.twitter.com/kQsHHVjq9K

— Lance Ulanoff (@LanceUlanoff) June 22, 2020

I definitely like this new OS X design. Clean.

– New icons
– Control center in the top right
– Refreshed app designs pic.twitter.com/Fc9LBbfq0w

— Marques Brownlee (@MKBHD) June 22, 2020

Guess this handwritten chaos meme is definitely relevant 😢 pic.twitter.com/VgOOTUX5wP

— Nathan Lawrence 🌈 (@NathanBLawrence) June 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/WillOremus/status/1275131353705713666

Did anyone else have to google what Big Sur was?

— Product Hunt 😸 (@ProductHunt) June 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/ow/status/1275129821002170370

https://twitter.com/reneritchie/status/1275131157152227329

lol Catalyst has been an unmitigated disaster it’s hilarious to see Apple just keep pushing this

— Andrew Martonik (@andrewmartonik) June 22, 2020

Mac OS is looking a lot like iOS #WWDC

— iJustine (@ijustine) June 22, 2020

macOS: iOS with toolbars.

— M.G. Siegler (@mgsiegler) June 22, 2020

You know what this UX is screaming for? A touchscreen.

(Ducks)#WWDC20

— Christina Warren (@film_girl) June 22, 2020

maciOS

imacOS

there’s something there, I’m sure of it.

— Andrew Martonik (@andrewmartonik) June 22, 2020

Why do I keep thinking "Apple, stop trying to make Maps happen?"

— Sascha Segan (@saschasegan) June 22, 2020

a lot more continuity between mac and iOS this year: control center, widgets, photos looks identical on both, etc. https://t.co/TSDgMBXGs6

— nic nguyen (@nicnguyen) June 22, 2020

I was an Apple Maps apologist up until that time it got us stuck in the mountains.

— Christina Warren (@film_girl) June 22, 2020

Ah, so finally Mac users get to understand why I like the iPad UI so much…

😜

— Federico Viticci (@viticci) June 22, 2020

The best design change Apple could make would be to eliminate all notifications across all devices.

— nxthompson (@nxthompson) June 22, 2020

Look crisp! pic.twitter.com/ZlKPBruKBJ

— Michael Kukielka (@DetroitBORG) June 22, 2020

macOS Big Sur: now, it looks like your iPhone.

— Andrew Martonik (@andrewmartonik) June 22, 2020

AirPods Pro getting a new surround sound update:

Spacial audio — Comparing motion data from your head to keep surround sound in sync even as you move. #WWDC pic.twitter.com/ccT65q3tYi

— iJustine (@ijustine) June 22, 2020

Marketing translation: “Everything will be different and you will hate it, but it’s inevitable, so start getting used to it.”

— Glenn Fleishman @[email protected] (@GlennF) June 22, 2020

Big Sur is the biggest visual update since OS X pic.twitter.com/oszijCemXk

— Marques Brownlee (@MKBHD) June 22, 2020

MacOS Big Sur: “Familiar and entirely new in every detail.” #WWDC20 #WWDC2020 pic.twitter.com/UeP5cFHfvx

— Lance Ulanoff (@LanceUlanoff) June 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/dsilverman/status/1275129250249682944

Beauty! pic.twitter.com/iNBqOvaw5L

— Michael Kukielka (@DetroitBORG) June 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/ow/status/1275129551572566017

macOS Big Sur has quite a Windows 10 feel.

— ✨ Joe Fabisevich ✨ (@mergesort) June 22, 2020

Oh god they iOS-ified macOS with Big Sure #WWDC20

— Ray Wong (@raywongy) June 22, 2020

The new MacOS is called Big Sur. Design is even less skeuomorphic: "We wanted consistency throughout the ecosystem," but Mac icons who't be entirely iOS-ish. #WWDC20 pic.twitter.com/m4HqQfBaJs

— Stephen Shankland (@stshank) June 22, 2020

Confirmed! Apple will be selling raw silicon.

$999 per gram. pic.twitter.com/92RpqGHkw1

— Daniel (@ZONEofTECH) June 22, 2020

Even with several years of a headstart by Google, I suspect iOS / iPad apps on ARM Macs will bring a better user experience than Android apps on #Chromebooks.

— @[email protected] 🇺🇦 (@KevinCTofel) June 22, 2020

For customers, Apple expects to ship first Mac with Apple Silicon this year, with the transition to take 2 years. Apple plans to support intel-based Macs for years to come.

— MacRumorsLive (@macrumorslive) June 22, 2020

"It truly is an historic day for the Mac," says Apple CEO Tim Cook. First Mac with Apple Silicon will be released this year. #WWDC

— Connie Guglielmo (@techledes) June 22, 2020

Apple just invented favicons, guys!

— Joanna Stern (@JoannaStern) June 22, 2020

https://t.co/qkS9XZvhrb pic.twitter.com/d4jv80PZZk

— M.G. Siegler (@mgsiegler) June 22, 2020

Ooh, here’s the Apple Silicon developer Transition Kit. Devs can apply to get it today. #WWDC20 #WWDC2020 pic.twitter.com/tZtgEnLlf7

— Lance Ulanoff (@LanceUlanoff) June 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/reneritchie/status/1275137761033572353

https://twitter.com/pierce/status/1275137754217590784

https://twitter.com/reckless/status/1275139890108383235

Also in iOS 14 this fall: new real-time translation app; Cycling and EV cars routing in Maps; picture-in-picture video, even on Home screen; “app clips,” tiny pieces of apps that download instantly (at a parking meter or café counter, for example) and don’t have icons. #WWDC20 pic.twitter.com/qVWcFKdWcM

— David Pogue (@Pogue) June 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/BenBajarin/status/1275138185022980096

Wait do more Intel Macs are in the pipeline but they are clearly going all in on ARM. That’s. That’s going to be a fun way to sell those.

— Christina Warren (@film_girl) June 22, 2020

Massive. https://t.co/KWeHa3yhDG

— Martin SFP Bryant (@MartinSFP) June 22, 2020

I’m so curious what a Mac Pro rebuilt around a massive Apple-built processor could do 👀 pic.twitter.com/4INrUSl2EQ

— Marques Brownlee (@MKBHD) June 22, 2020

Holy shit iOS apps on Mac. I don't even know what this will mean, but it's a big deal.

— Aaron Levie (@levie) June 22, 2020

"*Most* apps will just work" https://t.co/joblfoxDWW

— Jordan Kahn (@JordanKahn) June 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/marcoarment/status/1275137164590923777

When Mac computers start using Apple Silicon chips, they'll be able to run iOS and iPad apps for the first time ever without developers having to change anything

So basically, your favorite iPhone app will be available on desktop#WWDC2020 pic.twitter.com/C6GMcAJEN8

— Rich DeMuro (@richontech) June 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/BenBajarin/status/1275134003306041345

https://twitter.com/reneritchie/status/1275137023662329860

iOS + iPadOS apps on Mac. While Google continues to fumble with Android apps on ChromeOS.

— permanent irrefutable public user (@echenze) June 22, 2020

If y'all texh giants wanna learn anything from apple is really just put your customers first, not the bottom line

— tranquillo (@Bl00dyBar0n) June 22, 2020

So Apple already has chapter markers on its WWDC video. The attention to detail is really something else. pic.twitter.com/Ol3ReMW6ye

— Daniel Bader (@journeydan) June 22, 2020

I think you're confusing things. Apple licenses ARM designs and customizes for iPhones and iPads.

— Aaron Pressman (@ampressman) June 22, 2020

Apple have low-key introduced an app drawer in iOS 14.

— Joel Njoroge (@Kahush) June 22, 2020

I just installed iOS 14, and wow pic.twitter.com/ucDkR1yo2x

— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) June 22, 2020

Previewing the new Apple Silicon coming to the Mac. pic.twitter.com/HyvxTM2BuZ

— Michael Kukielka (@DetroitBORG) June 22, 2020

When Chrome tried to lock down extensions the way Craig is bragging about right now in Safari, users freaked out, burned the developers in effigy.

— Thomas H. Ptacek (@tqbf) June 22, 2020

Rosetta 2, aka, Rosetta Last. #WWDC20

— Ross Rubin (@rossrubin) June 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/reneritchie/status/1275127339156897798

https://twitter.com/ow/status/1275125643974512643

How cool is this @Apple Privacy logo?! 😯 #WWDC20 pic.twitter.com/zmtlms72Rh

— QuickBird (@QuickBirdEng) June 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/geoffreyfowler/status/1275131686771019777

When was the last time widgets were cool. Sometime in the late 90s?

— Frederic Lardinois (@fredericl) June 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/chillmage/status/1275137316697378817

Holy crap the new Apple Watch software will recognize "squishing soap sounds" when you're washing your hands and launch a timer. I am both horrified and fascinated by this bizarre future we live in. #WWDC20

— Lauren Goode (@LaurenGoode) June 22, 2020

Okay now this is cool.

Apple introduces hand washing: Your Apple Watch can sense how long you wash your hands and coach you to make sure you're doing it for as long as you're supposed to.

This will be used in hospitals and clinics. #WWDC2020

— Christina Farr (@chrissyfarr) June 22, 2020

watchOS 7 drops support for Series 1&2, requires Series 3+ 🥳🥳🥳🥳. That is a tremendous baseline to work from. https://t.co/oc0SJbXsfq pic.twitter.com/RQruSHZ6tZ

— David Smith (@_DavidSmith) June 22, 2020

What we wanted: an Apple Car

What we got: an Apple car key

— nxthompson (@nxthompson) June 22, 2020

Here's a bit more of how Apple's CarKey feature will look and work. What do you think? #WWDC20 #WWDC2020 https://t.co/UtQqLkg16I pic.twitter.com/1Fb1eLzCqG

— WIRED (@WIRED) June 22, 2020

While it's true that #iOS14 is gaining many features that #Android has had for years, consumers don't care at this point which platform had a feature first; they care if their platform has or is getting the feature. #WWDC2020

— @[email protected] 🇺🇦 (@KevinCTofel) June 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/reneritchie/status/1275147204274069510

It costs $500 to participate Apple’s “Universal App Quick Start Program”

The new Mac Mini with Apple Silicon (aka “Developer Transition Kit”) must be returned to Apple at the end of the programhttps://t.co/XJ1IGKi1iX pic.twitter.com/ji6bdUU9R5

— Jane Manchun Wong (@wongmjane) June 22, 2020

oh yes finally a good, and native, alternative for google translate, with Apple privacy etc too pic.twitter.com/KI1VBRg0gP

— codfish 🧶 (@codfish246) June 22, 2020

The message on virtualization and Docker was basically: Rosetta 2 is so fast it’ll be good, don’t worry, we care about this market.

But, no mention of Windows, just Linux, and no mention of Boot Camp.

— John Gruber (@gruber) June 22, 2020

Yes! 6 years after Workflow, we finally have folders in Shortcuts. 💯 https://t.co/hDkDbx9U1c

— Federico Viticci (@viticci) June 22, 2020

iOS should just be called iPhoneOS at this point.

— Joanna Stern (@JoannaStern) June 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/ow/status/1275146205794877446

https://twitter.com/ow/status/1275146205794877446

https://twitter.com/dcseifert/status/1275143179751260167

This is gonna be so deflating for the Instagram is always listening conspiracy set pic.twitter.com/ig1HW44Alj

— Ben Cunningham (@codeblue87) June 22, 2020

Apple: we’re dumping Intel and making Macs with our own chips.

Apple, 10 min later: we have some new Intel Macs in the pipeline we’re REALLY excited about!

— Andrew Martonik (@andrewmartonik) June 22, 2020

You can argue about if Apple takes privacy seriously from an engineering perspective, but you can't argue against them taking it seriously from a marketing perspective.

— Aram Zucker-Scharff | @[email protected] (@Chronotope) June 22, 2020

You can argue about if Apple takes privacy seriously from an engineering perspective, but you can't argue against them taking it seriously from a marketing perspective.

— Aram Zucker-Scharff | @[email protected] (@Chronotope) June 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/reckless/status/1275142841946312704

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