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This week started with a lot of Apple using its WWDC events to talk directly with developers working on software for Mac, iPhone, iPad and so on, but also indirectly with everyone who uses those devices. We learned a lot about iOS 15, MacOS Monterey, WatchOS 8, new privacy tools, and more.
Developer betas of all Apple OS updates are now available, but the general public will have to wait for the public betas to begin in July, with extensive releases likely arriving in the fall. In the meantime, we’ve got you covered with absolutely everything Apple talked about at WWDC and all the features and functions you can expect.
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We’ve included two WWDC stories here, among other in-depth features and thought-provoking commentary that appeared on CNET this week. So here it is. These are the stories not to be missed:
The average person receives dozens of push notifications every day.
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The tech giant is working on a TV software and streaming device to access Xbox games anywhere with an internet connection.
CNET
Young people have always been the subject of criticism, but what happens when they can respond?
Collin Buernerkemper / CNET
Comment: To figure out whether aliens, top-secret technology, or something else is to blame, we need more data. Much more.
The company doesn’t have a headset yet, but the latest software for iPhone, iPad, and Mac continues to lay the groundwork.
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Comment: Amazon-owned company’s new measures won’t stop police abuse, but it will make monitoring easier.
Robert Rodriguez / CNET
It is more than a COVID prevention measure. Roadside pickup means I’ll never have to drag myself to a store with a long list again.
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Lifestyles of the rich and famous this is not.
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The director and lead actors discuss the film about skateboarding in rural India and the importance of authentic representation and women’s empowerment.
Kerry Monteen / Netflix
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