Apple is breaking up its iTunes software for Macs into three apps: Apple Music, Apple Podcasts and Apple TV.
The event Monday is Apple's chance to preview features expected this fall. They include a new"dark mode" for its new iOS 13 iPhone software. An updated Maps app has a new"Look Around" feature similar to Google's"Street View." Apple is improving portrait lighting for its camera software and will use artificial intelligence to improve photo management.
Apple is also offering a way to use your iPad as a second display for your Mac. The announcements came Monday at Apple's annual developers conference.Apple is offering iPhone users a way to bypass Facebook's and Google's sign-in services when using new apps. Apple is also offering users the ability to share location with apps just once, and not continually. And it will block apps from using Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to infer your location.
Apple TV Plus was announced in March and is due out the fall. Pricing details haven't been released. Oprah, Jason Momoa, Big Bird, Steven Spielberg and a host of other stars have also lent themselves to original Apple shows.
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