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June 11, 2019

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WWDC: What you need to know about Sign In with Apple

There’s lots of interest in Apple’s new Sign In with Apple system, a highly secure, private way to sign in to apps and websites. Here’s what you need to know. Read more ▶

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WWDC: Get to know Apple’s 11+ new privacy tools

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WWDC: Mac Pro — the computer for the few

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How did people react to Apple's WWDC news?

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The upside – and potential downside – of Apple’s WWDC twin OS PC strategy

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Which Macs will run Apple’s macOS Catalina?

Apple unveils its next desktop OS, sticks with odd-even support cadence. Read more ▶

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‘Sign In with Apple’ isn’t for business – yet

While Apple's new mobile authentication tool is targeted for consumers, not companies, it could eventually be used by enterprise MDM vendors to enable secure log-in. It was among several enterprise-focused announcements at WWDC. Read more ▶

 
 
Image: WWDC: Get to know Apple’s 11+ new privacy tools

WWDC: Get to know Apple’s 11+ new privacy tools

Apple continues to improve privacy protection across its operating systems. Here's what you need to know. Read more ▶

Image: WWDC: Mac Pro — the computer for the few

WWDC: Mac Pro — the computer for the few

Apple nails it with its new Mac Pro. Its high-end computer, while a high price tag, radically enhances the workflow of the high-end user and is the best a professional can get. Read more ▶

Image: How did people react to Apple's WWDC news?

How did people react to Apple's WWDC news?

Based on social media activity, there was significant interest in the news out of Apple's WWDC event last week, with much of it positive. Read more ▶

Image: The upside – and potential downside – of Apple’s WWDC twin OS PC strategy

The upside – and potential downside – of Apple’s WWDC twin OS PC strategy

One of the more interesting announcements at Apple’s WWDC indicates they finally seem to be making the move from x86 to ARM for their desktop PCs. It appears to be the opposite of what Microsoft did in the 1990s…which didn’t work out too well. But unless Apple shores up their cloud shortfall, the move will likely represent more downside risk than upside benefit for the company. Read more ▶

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