Apple on Friday released an update to its WWDC 2013 iOS app, bringing a number feature enhancements and bug fixes to the title ahead of the conference scheduled to kick off on Monday.
Along with the "numerous" bug fixes, WWDC for iOS version 1.0.1 brings a feature which allows videos streaming over AirPlay to continue to play after suffering an interruption, such as a device lock or phone call.
In addition, favorited Events are now extended to 11 p.m., and a fix was put in for a bug that would cause video audio to be muted when switching the ringer switch to silent.
Issues resolved:
- Favorites in Events go all the way to 11 PM
- Duplicate section headers in the videos list no longer appear
- The navigation bar in Events no longer disappears
- Blurry text in session details has been corrected
- Version information has been added to augment future bug reports or feedback
The update to Apple's WWDC companion app comes just days three days before the conference is scheduled to kick off. Those who haven't yet downloaded the free title can do so for free from the iOS App Store.
WWDC 2013 is slated to run from June 10 through 14 at Moscone West in San Francisco, where Apple will preview its next-generation iOS 7 and OS X 10.9 operating systems. Also rumored to be unveiled at the event are refreshes to the MacBook lineup including a slimmer 13-inch Retina MacBook Pro and dual-mic MacBook Air.
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Bug fixes for an app that is guide for a conference unveiling the new iOS. Kind of ironic.
[quote name="stelligent" url="/t/157917/apples-wwdc-app-gets-updated-with-video-enhancements-bug-fixes#post_2340948"]Bug fixes for an app that is guide for a conference unveiling the new iOS. Kind of ironic. [/quote] It's an app.
That app for fix something nice WWDC app is awesome
Bug fixes for an app that is guide for a conference unveiling the new iOS. Kind of ironic.
Also, that it requires iOS 6 to run.
Also, that it requires iOS 6 to run.
Oh! So that's why the install is hanging on my iPad.
Funny that it was even allowed to download in the first place…