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"Meet the new Apple, same as the old Apple" ["Is this a sign that we're seeing Tim Cook's own vision of Apple? Sure. But make no mistake: Tim Cook's Apple is also Steve Jobs's Apple. At the core, the company and its focus on products remains the same—we're just seeing it through a different lens."]
 Macworld 8:39 AM
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"With iOS 7, Apple gets its mojo back" CNNMoney 8:00 AM
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"Apple Brings Back Sexy at WWDC: Apple CEO Tim Cook seemed intent on resetting expectations for the company, taking the time at the beginning of the WWDC keynote and at the end to reference what's really important to Apple, what Apple is all about: as if perhaps the climate around the company has gotten out of hand over the last several months. 'Our goal at Apple is to make amazing products that our customers love,' Cook said." MacNewsWorld 8:40 AM
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"Apple aims to show critics it hasn't lost its innovative edge" Los Angeles Times [Paid Membership Required] 8:42 AM
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"Cold grip of Steve Jobs slips from iPhones: The Cult of Ive is upon us" The Register 8:06 AM
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"Apple's quest for perfection and enduring beauty: Apple wants to you to believe in Apple, that it transcends the competition with design and engineering genius that you can feel even if you can't see it." CNET News 7:56 AM
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"Video: Apple's mission statement for the post-Jobs era/The films that opened and closed Apple's WWDC keynote were a message to Wall Street." Fortune 8:10 AM
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"iOS 7 tells Apple users to 'get excited' again, says analyst: The thrill of new hardware burns off quickly, but a change to the OS casts a spell that lasts and lasts, says analyst Gene Munster." CNET News 7:59 AM
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"iOS 7 Is Subtly Dimensional And Exquisitely Modern" Forbes 9:49 AM
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"Tracing iOS 7's influences: Apple remixes almost everyone in the industry/A marriage of designs with something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue" The Verge 9:57 AM
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"WWDC: Apple's iOS 7 moves even closer to the enterprise" Computerworld 9:57 AM
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"The Opportunity That Is iTunes Radio" Forbes 8:06 AM
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"The Rest of the World Will Have to Wait for Apple's iTunes Radio" Bloomberg 4:40 PM
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"Apple's Music Streaming Service Smaller Than Anticipated" NPR 8:30 AM
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