watchOS 10 to have ‘notable new features’, macOS 13.4 to add support to upcoming macs

It’s not just the iOS 17 which will get notable new features. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, watchOS 10 will also get notable new features, which will be showcased at the upcoming WWDC 2023, happening on June 5. Similarly, the report also suggests that macOS 13.4 will add support for more macs. Apple will showcase the new features and capabilities of the next-generation iOS 17, iPadOS 17, tvOS 17, watchOS 10, macOS, and xrOS at the upcoming worldwide developer’s conference.

As of now, there are no details on the exact features that watchOS 10 might introduce on Apple Watch. Given this is the 10th edition, we could expect to see some visual changes along with some must-have features on watchOS 10. The same also goes for iOS 17, which is likely to get third-party app store support, app sideloading, and support for mixed-reality headsets.

Apple’s watchOS is one of the best operating system for wearable devices to date. (Express Photo)

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Coming to macs, Apple is likely to launch its more powerful Apple Silicon-powered computer — Mac Pro, possibly powered by an M2 Ultra processor with 24 CPU cores and 76 GPU cores. On top of that, the Mac Pro is expected to offer up to 192GB of integrated memory. Lastly, the mac Pro could also be the first Apple Silicon powered device to support storage expansion.

The key highlight of the WWDC 2023 is said to be the Apple Reality Pro, a premium AR/VR headset. It is said to cost around $3,000 and could feature dual 4K eyepieces and will run on the xrOS, optimised for the VR and AR experience.