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Here's everything Apple just announced at WWDC, its biggest event of the year

At WWDC 2019, Apple unveiled iOS 13, new Apple Watch features, a new operating system for iPad, a new Mac Pro, and much more.

Apple wants to sell you a $1,000 stand so you can use its new $5,000 monitor

Apple's 32-inch Pro Display XDR is a 6K Retina display with an impressive list of features, but you'll need to invest in a stand to use it properly.

Apple is finally adding 'dark mode' to the next version of the iPhone's operating system — here's how your iPhone will look in dark mode

Apple's apps are getting the dark-mode treatment in iOS 13, coming this fall. Other app developers will need to add dark mode to their own apps.

Apple Watch is getting a big update — here are the new features coming in WatchOS 6

The Apple Watch is getting a big update later this year. Here's what's new in Watch OS 6, including menstrual cycle tracking, the App Store, and more.

Facebook shareholder revolt gets bloody: Powerless investors vote overwhelmingly to oust Mark Zuckerberg as chairman

'Arrogance is not a substitute for good corporate governance,' said Michael Connor, who helped coordinate action among activist Facebook investors.

THE TECH COLD WAR: Everything that's happened in the new China-US tech conflict involving Google, Huawei, Apple, and Trump

From tariffs and levies to the Huawei ban, the global tech industry is at the center of an escalating cold war between the US and China.

Apple ends a 6-year drought for the Mac Pro with a wildly powerful, redesigned new model that starts at $5,999

No "non-pro" in their right mind need as much power as Apple's new Mac Pro, which hasn't been updated in six years.

Here's how Amazon could save the $26 billion T-Mobile-Sprint merger

The pending $26 billion T-Mobile-Sprint merger has been through a regulatory roller-coaster, but Amazon may save the day

The new Mac Pro is Apple's attempt to erase a design blunder that took it 6 years to fix

The new Mac Pro is a back-to-the future design. It's also an admission by the company that the trash-can version was a complete dead end.

Apple is taking on Facebook and Google by doubling down on privacy, but the plan could backfire in an epic way

Apple's unveiled new privacy features on Monday that could help it with consumers, but hurt it with developers and regulators.

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