• This year’s Apple WWDC didn’t deliver the AR/VR announcement we were hoping for, but it was still a memorable event.
• The majority of this was due to Craig Federighi’s outstanding emceeing and a screenshot begging to be meme-ed.
• There were some exciting moments related to the event’s purpose, such as some major software upgrades.

Although we didn’t get the AR/VR news we were looking for at this year’s Apple WWDC; it was nonetheless a remarkable event. Craig Federighi’s great emceeing and a screenshot asking to be memeed were responsible for the majority of this. There were, however, some thrilling moments connected to the event’s aim; such as important software advancements and a general focus on privacy.

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Dedicated to the memory of Apple Daddy

First and foremost, we must honour the man who carried this event on his back; because the most of it was really dull. Craig Federighi is Apple’s vice president of software engineering, and he should quit his day job since he exudes charisma. Where did his talk show go?

iOS 16

Now it’s time to make the official announcements. At today’s event, Apple announced the latest iPhone operating system. One feature that has already attracted curiosity on the internet is the ability to alter or undo iMessages. If only Roman Roy from Succession had known about this.

watchOS 9
The Apple Watch is now at the forefront of the fitness tracking game thanks to changes to watchOS 9. New features include improved motion sensors that can identify and track different sorts of movements, precise sleep tracking, and AFib and heart-rate monitoring.

MacBook Air
Apple revealed a slew of enhancements to the MacBook Air today, starting with performance. The new Macbook Air is the first Mac to use Apple’s M2 processor; which is the company’s most powerful processor. The Air boasts a redesigned body design, a bigger screen, and is only 2.7 pounds in weight.

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