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First they gotta release Macs that can support VR.

Well phones can support VR, it's just Oculus and Vive that require ridiculous specs. I seriously doubt they'll release VR stuff though, the tech is still in its infancy. I was listening to a podcast the other day in which one of the presenters was using a Vive, she had to remove her sofa from the living room to make the whole thing work.
 
I have no expectations whatsoever...only the usual Apple gibberish ...but, again as usual, there is just nothing out there, that can stop me from using my iPhone and my Mac for many years to come....:)
 
I'm starting to get pumped for this event! iOS 9 has been much more stable for me than the past two versions, but that might also be my 6s loaded up with RAM. So hopefully we can get some great new features this year. Rinse and repeat! Hoping for Dark Mode API, Siri API along with contextual AI improvements, iPad Pro productivity enhancements, NFC API for HomeKit at the very least, a HomeKit app, more 3D Touch integration, PIP for iPhone, and some customization for settings such as Control Center, default apps, scheduling night shift and do not disturb for different days, and removing built-in apps.

I have a 6 Plus and each update has got worse for me and I want to believe it's all because of the measly 1GB of RAM that it has. My phone just cannot handle my social media multitasking and the apps just start slowing down along with my phone getting ridiculously hot.
 
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They desperately need to update the Mac Mini. The 2014 is a piece of salty garbage and i'm languishing with my aging 2011 Mini as my media server. I made a hackintosh to bridge the performance gap. If it didn't refuse to play DRM iTunes Movies, I would go full hack. There is no reason an all in one with a 300 dollar skylake processor, an anemic mobile gpu and 32gb of cheapo ddr 4 should cost 4400 bucks.
 
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The text at the bottom definitely signals that the focus is on software, not hardware. Would love to be surprised, though.
 
Can we talk about this one event they have scheduled?
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Obviously WWDC is a developers conference, but the keynote since the days is been live blogged, broadcast live online or available for streaming later in the day, has always skewed away from being too technical and served a wider general audience. So what's with this years super geek coder theme?
 
If I remember, I'll check here from time to time. If something Mac-centric is announced (beyond the new OS), I'll hang around if not...I'll just check this site during my real lunch hour (usually after these end.) :D
 
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To what is this (Mandarin) referring, by the way?

Well, a few years ago when Apple started to livestream their keynotes, someone messed up the sound on one. We couldn't hear the real voices in the presentation, but a actual live translation in Mandarin.

Since then, everybody is expecting them to mess it up again and is ''brushing up on their Mandarin." :D
 
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