If you get the refrence from the greeting above, then you will be among those who will miss having Tim Cook kick off Apple events—this week was his last WWDC as CEO of Apple. Today's  featured article will talk about what was annouced at the event.

There is good news for people who love sticking to their phones for a while, the update supports devices as far back as the iPhone 11, unfortunately the older Apple Watches didn't get nearly as much love, and a lot of users are understandably not happy with that

Meta is in the news again for another wrong reason. This time, there are reports that they could be working on adding facial recognition to their smart glasses which is good news for stalkers, but terrible privacy concerns for the rest of us.

In other news, Windows released a new update to windows 11 that should make supported devices a lot faster.

On a small personal note, I finally found the cause of an issue that was making the text in the newsletter shrink. Thanks to everyone who kept reporting it!

Apple wants your phone to help you think, Here is everything they annouced

There were a lot of interesting things announced on Monday during WWDC, the biggest being, of course, AI.

But my personal favourite was a less flashy yet incredibly useful set of new features designed to help parents better protect their kids and teenagers from the dangers that can come with having access to smart devices from a young age.

I'm sure you'll find other new features in this article that might end up being your favourite.