Top 5 - WWDC's (2010-2014)
WWDC 2015 is less than a month away, and in this video, I have mixed both the flashback videos I'm known for doing and Top 5 videos together to create a Top 5 WWDC's since 2010.
SPOILERS: The yearly comments sorted in no particular order have descriptions as to why I ranked them for what I did.
This Top 5 is because of the podcasts that are available throughout the list and for the ones people would remember most, despite this year being the 26th conference.
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Descriptions:
2010: Because of the iPhone 4 as that is what made smartphones in general even more popular and made the category more mainstream. It is what helped drove sales and the App Store to even higher levels.
2011: Great updates for OS X Lion that I benefit from like gestures and more, and iOS has a lot of useful additions added that I use almost daily for all of them. Also higher ranked because it was Steve Jobs last public keynote for the company before his passing in October 2011.
2012: Overall, nothing that solid that came out of this year, particularly iOS since it lead to Maps gate etc. and the updates in general were meh. Do Not Disturb was a useful addition but not really yearly update worthy.
2013: iOS 7 is what convinced me to get an iPhone 5S as my first smartphone and without it, I would not have my MacBook and iPad Air. Love control centre and the whole UI redesign I know is not a favourite for everyone, but is will definitely date slower compared to skeumorphic design required to get iOS popular for first 6 years. Also because Mavericks was a very useful update for Finder Tabs which I use all the time, as well as other features like multiple displays.
2014: OS X Yosemite was an amazing release (except for the unstable internet) but iOS 8 was just not overwhelming great from a consumer perspective but great for developers. Also shows Apple slowly becoming more open in there ecosystem, with features like extensibility.
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