"At Apple WWDC, taking stock of Tim Cook's hits and misses: We break down how Steve Jobs' successor has fared over the past eight years" CNET 8:19 AM
"Apple's next stage is about reclaiming privacy, and a different kind of PC: Software chief Craig Federighi takes us through his thinking about the iPad as a laptop replacement, dark mode and Apple Sign In. Oh, and why he's not superstitious about iOS 13." CNET 9:41 AM
"Apple makes a lot of money out of our apps" ["Not only does Apple dictate all terms and conditions for each app in its store, it also takes ownership of the customer relationship, keeps the valuable customer data, insists on using only its own payment system and imposes a commission of 30 per cent of the fees paid by the consumers."] Financial Times [Paid Membership Required] 8:27 AM
"It's time for Apple Watch to leave the iPhone behind: WatchOS 6 pushes Apple's smartwatch to greater independence, but it needs to stand completely alone." CNET 7:10 AM
"WWDC: What Apple's biggest announcements mean for the company/A look at where things are headed." Macworld 8:12 AM
"Scammers taking advantage of Apple iTunes phaseout: Sending slick phishing emails to iTunes users" WCPO Cincinnati 3:24 PM
