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We're close to AppleOS.

Every year at WWDC, Apple giveth and Apple taketh away.

I am incredibly excited about Apple now.

The title says it all: in Craig we Federighi.

I'm not sorry to say it, but Siri AI is a terrible name.

This year's dub-dub has Apple folding.

What I want from June 8th is simple.

I killed more Apple products than Apple itself ever killed.

The iPad Pro has become thinner and lighter than the iPad Air, while the Air itself has lost the purpose that once defined it.

Inside the making of a fan-made Apple event, filmed at Apple Park.

Apple’s latest departures didn’t create a crisis, but they exposed a moment of uncommon strain, a reminder that even the most disciplined company can feel unsteady when its center shifts.

Apple’s rumored Gemini partnership reflects Apple’s oldest strategy: borrow strength, learn fast, and quietly replace it with something built to its own standards.

In iOS 26.1, Apple’s new toggle doesn’t refine Liquid Glass, it retreats from it.

Liquid Glass isn’t just a redesign, it’s a declaration.

Every WWDC has rhythm; Cook’s calm, Craig’s sprint, and that one “one more thing.”

Apple once made simplicity its greatest feature.

Users will not have a choice on whether or not to sideload.

The EU calls it fairness.

Leaving the iPhone wasn’t rebellion, it was curiosity.