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AppleInsider Podcast discusses first-hand impressions of iOS 12, ARKit 2 and more

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In this special episode of the AppleInsider Podcast, Daniel Eran Dilger joins Victor to talk about the June 4 event and what we saw announced: iOS 12, ARKit 2, ScreenTime, WatchOS 5, and macOS Mojave. Daniel breaks away from the event to give his thoughts on what's really important out of all that we saw during the keynote.

AppleInsider editors Daniel Eran Dilger and Victor Marks discuss:

  • iOS 12: performance, AR, messaging and FaceTime - Dan got some time to make his very own Memeoji
  • macOS Mojave: what it means to developers and users to be able to run iOS apps on Mac. Victor comments on how this is actually being accomplished.

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3 Comments

Folio 7 Years · 698 comments

Good show. Comments toward end gave me new perspective on emojis. Not just a teenage toy 

christopher126 16 Years · 4366 comments

Folio said:
Good show. Comments toward end gave me new perspective on emojis. Not just a teenage toy 

Yep...the presenter did a great job. Her hair, then sunglasses with her leather jacket looked awesome. I'd recommend watching the Keynote. :)

Best

P.S. Great Podcast, as usual. Thanks guys 

Soli 9 Years · 9981 comments

In the podcast did anyone discuss how great the screen and projectors were this year? I think it was the first time they used such high quality projectors and a display with a wide aspect ratio. I felt it was really added to the presentation.