Neil Cybart on ‘Apple Playing Offense at WWDC’

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By Federico ViticciJun 18, 2015, 11:11 am887 ptsTrending
Neil Cybart has an astute take on Apple's announcements at WWDC 2015. The overall assumption that Apple is always making strategic moves for the future is quite apparent in new technologies like HomeKit, HealthKit, and Search. I particularly agree with Cybart's observations on News: Apple's News app isn't so…

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