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Welcome to Top 5 Tech, my show about what to watch, read, listen to, download, and a little something deep every week.

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On what to watch this week, there's a ton of great WWDC content out there.

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I'll link a couple of my YouTube friends, like Andrew Clare, who helped me shoot.

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But I also want to call out this interview Justin Ryan got with the Vision Pro team.

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And he asked the question everyone's thinking, is Apple kind of done with Apple Vision Pro?

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I won't spoil it. I think it's a great interview.

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And shout out to Justin, who this is the second time I've got to see him at WWDC.

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but we're really happy for him that he got to land this interview.

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And Apple answers that question.

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On what to listen to, I'm going to be a little self-serving here.

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You should definitely listen to the latest episode of Primary Technology.

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Got to record at Apple Podcast Studios in Apple Park.

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It was a great episode.

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Did a lot of live Siri demos showing off the Siri app, what it's capable of.

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And Siri AI is actually really good.

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So you can listen to that.

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But also, once the talk show drops, the live talk show with John Gruber, Joanna Stern, and Nilay Patel,

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I got to be there live in person.

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It was a great show.

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really thoughtful review of everything that's been happening at WWE.

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So when that comes out, definitely take a listen.

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On what to read, Federico Vitticci wrote a wonderful essay about his 10 years at WWDC.

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It's a reflective essay talking about things he's learned, looking to the future.

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He is a great storyteller, and it's a really nice read.

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So I highly recommend reading WWDC 2026 Between Seasons by Vitticci.

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And I'll also link Basic Apple Guy's macOS wall of text, where he took all the things

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from that massive slide showing the improvements across Apple's platforms this year,

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put it into a numbered list, and there are 263 things you can read about

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that will be improved in iOS 27.

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So links to both of those down below.

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Next, I want to download.

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I met so many great developers this week.

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I'm going to be trying some new apps you might see in videos in the future.

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But I wanted to shout out Tasks.

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This is to-do lists and Kanban, or Kanban.

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I learned that's how you actually pronounce it.

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Got to take a selfie with Mustafa, who makes the Tasks app.

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It's beautifully designed.

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I'm going to be giving it a shot, seeing if I like how it works.

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So you can check that out in the links below.

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On something deep, I just want to say how thankful I am to be here.

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This is my second year at WWDC.

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I've been following coverage of DubDub and basically the entire tech industry probably

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since 2007-ish.

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I remember I followed Neelai and Joanna and all of them at Engadget back then, followed

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them through This Is My Next, started reading MacRumors, 9to5Mac.

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I remember so many years of seeing this event from a distance and it is still surreal to

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me that I get to be here for the second year in a row.

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And so many wonderful people that I've met, who I followed their work, Chance Miller from

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9to5Mac, get to see my HomeKit Insider co-host Andrew O'Hara when I'm here, plus just eating

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at the media breakfast and seeing iJustine across the room.

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It is truly wonderful to be here.

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And I want to thank you for making it possible.

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It is because you guys respond to my videos, you find value in them, and you keep coming

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back to watch.

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It really makes a difference.

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Thanks for all of you who support, supporting the shortcuts community, the podcasts, all

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of that.

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It means so much and I'm so glad and so fortunate that I get to do this.

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It really, it really is meaningful.

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I'm going to write something probably a little longer on my website as I'm headed home, just

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to kind of recap everything I experienced and just how I felt about this WWDC.

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So you'll be able to read that recap at beard.fm if you're interested.

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It'll be written after the newsletter for Top 5 goes out, so maybe I'll include it next

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week.

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