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    Six things we learned at WWDC about future Apple products

    Jul 24, 2020 3 minutes
    Michael Simon reports

    Apple might not have released any new hardware at WWDC, but that doesn’t mean it wasn’t on display. The software updates it showed off all point to big changes on the horizon for Apple as it revs up for a huge slate of releases. And there are quite a few things we can learn from what Apple showed us.

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