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WWDC 2026 No.109007816
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Live now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hF8swzNR1-o
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Anonymous
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>>109007816
I'm going to cut off my testicles with a rusty cutter
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Anonymous
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>>109007816
I used Apple products my own life, but genuinely can't never expect innovation from them.

When you go to McDonalds, you know what your burger will taste like. When you buy an Apple product, you know what the experience will be like.

You don't mess with a winning formula and all of that, but it feels like they've been coasting on incremental improvements for a while.

In the last few years, when they tried genuinely new stuff, like liquid glass and AI email summaries, it was horrible.

Are there good reasons to watch this video? Anything got announced? Or does it amount to "we yet again made small incremental changes to what we have"?
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>>109007816
SNOOOOOOORE
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