Yes, we're back again, and you'll get to hear exactly what's kept Jae and James so busy over the last several months. We're joined again by Alex Lowe from The Interface to dissect an Apple keynote, this time the one from WWDC 2025.
What do you think to Liquid Glass (or Liquid Gas, though that's a whole different discussion), and are you as excited as we are about the new multi-tasking features coming to iPadOS 26 on more iPads than we had expected.
Oh, and you'll be pleased to know we got the website back up and running! We're still adding more features, but this new site is very much focussed on Crossed Wires as a tech and creative services provider.
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WWDC 2025 Keynote - Apple Developer / YouTube
Tom's Guide Interview with Craig & Joz - Tom's Guide / YouTube
AirPlay video coming to CarPlay - 9to5 Mac
00:00:04: Introductions
00:08:15: Keynote Focus
00:12:32: Version Numbering
00:14:54: Liquid Glass
00:21:59: iPhone
00:31:59: Apple Intelligence
00:35:36: Camera App
00:37:26: Apple Wallet & Digital ID
00:45:24: iPad
00:47:07: Meeting Tim Cook
00:54:56: Back to iPad
01:01:41: HomeKit and CarPlay
01:08:13: watchOS
01:09:45: macOS
01:21:39: Apple TV
01:27:37: Random Stuff
01:35:43: Wrapping Up
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