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"It's Tim Cook's Apple Now: What WWDC 2016 Teaches Us About His Vision For The Company/At WWDC, Tim Cook vacated the stage to present Apple's most ambitious vision yet, argues Rick Tetzeli."
 Fast Company 6:42 AM
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"At WWDC 2016, Apple is finally embracing Not Apple: Apple introduced so many developer-friendly features and policies, it's clear the company knows it can't grow its platforms on its own." Macworld 6:45 AM
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"Apple drives apps into services: The key takeaway from this year's WWDC was all about Siri, Messages, Maps and Music." Recode 10:17 AM
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"Can Apple Think Outside the Device?" ["More than any other company in tech, Apple prizes physical objects — expensive, perfectly designed, self-contained nuggets of aluminum and glass that you buy today, use for a couple years and replace. Until recently, that view worked quite well. ... Yet Apple's view increasingly feels like an outdated way of thinking about tech."] New York Times [Free/Paid Registration Required] 1:47 PM
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"Mossberg: Apple is still a world of its own/Unpacking a packed WWDC" The Verge 8:14 AM
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"One Infinite Loop: Apple's products are learning to talk to each other—and no one else." Slate 6:41 AM
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"The New Power of Siri and Why It Matters" Tech.pinions [Insider Content] 10:16 AM
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"Apple Tries to Limit Google Incursions Onto Its Devices" Bloomberg 7:19 AM
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"Apple Is Making a Hail Mary Play to Save the Smart Home" Time 9:38 AM
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