Apple covered a lot of ground at its fast-paced virtual WWDC 2020 keynote in June, where it unveiled macOS Big Sur, iOS 14, iPadOS 14, tvOS 14, and watchOS 7 along with plans to switch from Intel processors to Apple silicon for the Mac. When it came to software updates, a unified user experience was the theme of the day. Apple is introducing iconic iOS designs to the Mac, including a customizable Menu Bar with a Control Center and app icons that match those on the iPhone and iPad. The iPad, in turn, is getting sidebars similar to those on the Mac, among other improvements. Additional highlights included a Home screen redesign for the iPhone, handwriting recognition for the Apple Pencil and iPad, sleep tracking for the Apple Watch, new…