**Apple's WWDC: A Conference to Showcase AI and Innovative Features**

This year's WWDC conference is expected to be a showcase for Apple's latest innovations, particularly in the realm of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Bloomberg has reported that this conference will feature an AI tool that can make it easier for developers to build apps. This tool could potentially become the next version of Xcode, Apple's programming software. The integration of AI into the presentation is likely to be subtle, with Apple focusing on demonstrating how AI can enhance user experiences rather than explicitly mentioning the term "Artificial Intelligence."

**Smarter Siri and Predictive Features**

One of the most exciting aspects of WWDC 2023 is the potential for a smarter Siri across devices. This new assistant will be able to handle multiple commands simultaneously, understand nuance and context, and adapt to user behavior in real-time. The rumor mill suggests that this feature will enable Siri to predict what users need before they even ask, making interactions with Apple devices more seamless and intuitive.

**iOS 18: A Software Update with Generative AI Tricks**

Apple's latest iOS update, rumored to be iOS 18, is expected to bring a range of innovative features. Bloomberg reports that this update may include autogenerated playlists in Apple Music, allowing users to create playlists based on their listening habits. Another feature that has garnered significant attention is the potential for automated translation and summarization of voice recordings. This could enable users to quickly summarize long conversations or translate messages in different languages.

**iOS 18: Fixing the iMessage Blues**

The Department of Justice has been investigating Apple's dominance in the smartphone market, with a particular focus on issues related to iMessage. The lawsuit centers around complaints about how iPhone and Android users experience each other's texts. While the issue remains contentious, Apple has assured users that it is working to resolve some of these problems by integrating RCS (Rich Communication Services) into its messaging protocol.

**Discovering Little Features in iOS**

For those who are still discovering new features in iOS, WWDC 2023 promises to be an exciting event. One feature that's generating buzz among fans is the ability to layer multiple pull emojis together in a text message. This can create visually striking effects, but it requires some technical wizardry to achieve. Fortunately, users can also use the "Emoji kitchen" hack on Google to create these effects without needing to delve into advanced emoji manipulation techniques.

**The Antitrust Case and Its Potential Impact on WWDC**

The antitrust case against Apple is likely to have a significant impact on this year's WWDC conference. The lawsuit has been distracting for Apple executives, who may need to put their focus on resolving the case rather than pushing forward with new innovations. As a result, future WWDC events might not see the same level of innovation as previous years, at least until the antitrust case is resolved.

**A Word from Bill Gates**

The Microsoft co-founder has shared his thoughts on the impact of antitrust cases on companies like Apple and Google. According to Gates, the legal battle can slow down progress and distract executives from focusing on innovation. This warning comes as a cautionary tale for tech giants, who must balance their commitment to innovation with the need to address regulatory concerns.

**What Are You Most Curious About?**

With WWDC 2023 just around the corner, we want to know what you're most excited about. Will it be the Vision Pro updates? The latest AI-powered features? Or perhaps something else entirely? Share your thoughts in the comments below, and we'll be back next week with another update from the world of Apple.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enmark your calendars for June 10th because that is the day Apple May finally talk about its work in generative Ai and a whole lot more Apple set the date for WWDC it's the annual worldwide developers conference and June 10th through the 14th is when programmers will gather at the Apple Park headquarters to hear about what's next in the operating systems for the iPhone Mac computer and all the other Apple gadgets but this could be one of the most interesting WWDC presentations for reasons even beyond the topic of AI we're going to see the first updates to The Vision Pro Software but I am talking about one more topic that is going to linger over the whole event Apple just got sued by the US government it is accused of creating an illegal iPhone monopo because of how its software is designed I think Apple will address some of the complaints but the effects of that lawsuit can stretch to even future WWDC events for this week's episode let us go over why this WWDC might be one of the most important presentations from Apple for a while I'm Bridget KY and this is one more thing the WWDC keynote will be streamed for everyone to see and it is a way for Apple to highlight all the new software changes to its devices and how these devices work better together this show will mark one year since the Apple Vision Pro was first announced and apple said we are getting news on the vision OS we're going to be watching if there are any new developments in 3D content offering that were teased out a year ago is Mickey Mouse actually going to be jumping around our living rooms will there be more talk of sports content in 3D or are there cool things being done by game developers I think a year out from the reveal has people wondering what content is BH make customers and developers excited or would a price cut for the $3,500 headset be the only thing that motivates developers to create content for spatial Computing I am also curious if we're going to hear about new ways to connect to The Vision Pro you can bring your Mac into the Vision Pro workspace but will there be a way to do the same thing for iPhones or iPads Apple has been pushing out Macs with new M3 processors that the company boasts are the best at handling AI tasks when the new Macbook Air was announced apple called it the world's best consumer laptop for AI so this is Apple's time to show us what is possible with Mac OS and AI in particular tricks that can make our lives easier by having a system that can create personalized experiences stitching together many points of information into a new thing and because this is a conference designed to Hype up developers Apple may also introduce an AI tool that makes it easier to build apps Bloomberg has reported that this tool can be the next version of xcode it's Apple's programming software AI might be woven into the presentation without Apple needing to say the phrase artificial intelligence that often it's something that would just be seen as more helpful maybe a system that predicts what you need before you know you even need it and that is true whether it's for a Macbook or an iPhone so we could see a smarter Siri across devices it would be an assistant that could handle more than one command and understand the nuance and context of what you might mean when you talk based on what are you doing at the moment on this show I have gone over how iOS 18 could be even more exciting than the iPhone itself primarily because because of all the rumors that the iPhone Hardware may not be getting a big change other than maybe a dedicated button for recording video and that's what Bloomberg is reporting people are looking to see if the iPhone software is going to get generative AI tricks could you summarize voice recordings or translate messages in different languages or manipulate photos all things we have seen in Samsung and Google devices Bloomberg reports that iOS 18 might feature autogenerated playlists in apple music or a better Spotlight Search tool but the Department of Justice has put its own Spotlight on the iPhone regarding a number of complaints about how Apple uses its dominance to make it hard for Android systems to compete against the iPhone now one of those issues in the lawsuit is about iMessage and the drama around green and blue text message Bubbles and how iPhone and Android users have a degraded experience if they try to text each other in iMessage but this issue might be moot because Apple already said it is fixing some problems by bringing RC s to the iPhone this year RCS is a text messaging protocol that is used by Android phones and once it's woven into iMessage it means text with Android users will have higher quality media files and message encryption the blue and green bubble issues may all pop depending on what Apple announces there are so many little features on iOS that folks are still discovering New Tricks now one trick that's getting a lot of Buzz right now on my social feed is how to layer multiple pull Emoji together in a text message but I want to see apple take this a step further for iOS 18 here's one more tip for those of you who don't know how to do this already in iMessage you can mess with your friends by layering Emoji together turning them into stickers an easy way to do this is by going into iMessage and click the plus symbol it opens up stickers you're going to click the smiley to pick which Emoji you want big like turning it into a giant photo you're going to send that then go back into a regular chat emoji keyboard you could press hold and drag any Emoji to stick it on top of that image to make a scene if you make a mistake just press and hold the main image select sticker details to delete the ones you don't want Google has an even better way to create crazy emoji and anyone can do it even on the iPhone it's called Emoji kitchen just do a Google search for emoji kitchen it's going to mash up whatever two Emoji you want together or it'll give you something random and you can copy and paste it into your message forget AI this is what I want baked into the next iPhone update there is one more way the lawsuit can turn this into the most interesting WWDC in a while but it is about what Apple will not say the antitrust case could be so distracting for Apple Executives that it could derail work in progress decision-making could be slowed down the company may need to hold back from releasing new ways of creating software or it may need to rework existing software and how systems interact with each other that could result in future WWDC events not making as many leaps forward as the competition it happened with Microsoft when it dealt with its antitrust case from 1998 until 2001 as the Wall Street Journal recently highlighted Bill Gates did say that the Microsoft legal battle and that whole distraction contributed to Microsoft falling behind in the smartphone race Gates said quote we would have been more focused on creating the phone operating system so instead of using Android today you would be using Windows mobile what are you most curious to see presented at WWDC do you care a lot about Ai and the iPhone is the most interesting thing The Vision Pro updates let me know in the comments and I'll be back next week with one more thing to talk about in the world of Applemark your calendars for June 10th because that is the day Apple May finally talk about its work in generative Ai and a whole lot more Apple set the date for WWDC it's the annual worldwide developers conference and June 10th through the 14th is when programmers will gather at the Apple Park headquarters to hear about what's next in the operating systems for the iPhone Mac computer and all the other Apple gadgets but this could be one of the most interesting WWDC presentations for reasons even beyond the topic of AI we're going to see the first updates to The Vision Pro Software but I am talking about one more topic that is going to linger over the whole event Apple just got sued by the US government it is accused of creating an illegal iPhone monopo because of how its software is designed I think Apple will address some of the complaints but the effects of that lawsuit can stretch to even future WWDC events for this week's episode let us go over why this WWDC might be one of the most important presentations from Apple for a while I'm Bridget KY and this is one more thing the WWDC keynote will be streamed for everyone to see and it is a way for Apple to highlight all the new software changes to its devices and how these devices work better together this show will mark one year since the Apple Vision Pro was first announced and apple said we are getting news on the vision OS we're going to be watching if there are any new developments in 3D content offering that were teased out a year ago is Mickey Mouse actually going to be jumping around our living rooms will there be more talk of sports content in 3D or are there cool things being done by game developers I think a year out from the reveal has people wondering what content is BH make customers and developers excited or would a price cut for the $3,500 headset be the only thing that motivates developers to create content for spatial Computing I am also curious if we're going to hear about new ways to connect to The Vision Pro you can bring your Mac into the Vision Pro workspace but will there be a way to do the same thing for iPhones or iPads Apple has been pushing out Macs with new M3 processors that the company boasts are the best at handling AI tasks when the new Macbook Air was announced apple called it the world's best consumer laptop for AI so this is Apple's time to show us what is possible with Mac OS and AI in particular tricks that can make our lives easier by having a system that can create personalized experiences stitching together many points of information into a new thing and because this is a conference designed to Hype up developers Apple may also introduce an AI tool that makes it easier to build apps Bloomberg has reported that this tool can be the next version of xcode it's Apple's programming software AI might be woven into the presentation without Apple needing to say the phrase artificial intelligence that often it's something that would just be seen as more helpful maybe a system that predicts what you need before you know you even need it and that is true whether it's for a Macbook or an iPhone so we could see a smarter Siri across devices it would be an assistant that could handle more than one command and understand the nuance and context of what you might mean when you talk based on what are you doing at the moment on this show I have gone over how iOS 18 could be even more exciting than the iPhone itself primarily because because of all the rumors that the iPhone Hardware may not be getting a big change other than maybe a dedicated button for recording video and that's what Bloomberg is reporting people are looking to see if the iPhone software is going to get generative AI tricks could you summarize voice recordings or translate messages in different languages or manipulate photos all things we have seen in Samsung and Google devices Bloomberg reports that iOS 18 might feature autogenerated playlists in apple music or a better Spotlight Search tool but the Department of Justice has put its own Spotlight on the iPhone regarding a number of complaints about how Apple uses its dominance to make it hard for Android systems to compete against the iPhone now one of those issues in the lawsuit is about iMessage and the drama around green and blue text message Bubbles and how iPhone and Android users have a degraded experience if they try to text each other in iMessage but this issue might be moot because Apple already said it is fixing some problems by bringing RC s to the iPhone this year RCS is a text messaging protocol that is used by Android phones and once it's woven into iMessage it means text with Android users will have higher quality media files and message encryption the blue and green bubble issues may all pop depending on what Apple announces there are so many little features on iOS that folks are still discovering New Tricks now one trick that's getting a lot of Buzz right now on my social feed is how to layer multiple pull Emoji together in a text message but I want to see apple take this a step further for iOS 18 here's one more tip for those of you who don't know how to do this already in iMessage you can mess with your friends by layering Emoji together turning them into stickers an easy way to do this is by going into iMessage and click the plus symbol it opens up stickers you're going to click the smiley to pick which Emoji you want big like turning it into a giant photo you're going to send that then go back into a regular chat emoji keyboard you could press hold and drag any Emoji to stick it on top of that image to make a scene if you make a mistake just press and hold the main image select sticker details to delete the ones you don't want Google has an even better way to create crazy emoji and anyone can do it even on the iPhone it's called Emoji kitchen just do a Google search for emoji kitchen it's going to mash up whatever two Emoji you want together or it'll give you something random and you can copy and paste it into your message forget AI this is what I want baked into the next iPhone update there is one more way the lawsuit can turn this into the most interesting WWDC in a while but it is about what Apple will not say the antitrust case could be so distracting for Apple Executives that it could derail work in progress decision-making could be slowed down the company may need to hold back from releasing new ways of creating software or it may need to rework existing software and how systems interact with each other that could result in future WWDC events not making as many leaps forward as the competition it happened with Microsoft when it dealt with its antitrust case from 1998 until 2001 as the Wall Street Journal recently highlighted Bill Gates did say that the Microsoft legal battle and that whole distraction contributed to Microsoft falling behind in the smartphone race Gates said quote we would have been more focused on creating the phone operating system so instead of using Android today you would be using Windows mobile what are you most curious to see presented at WWDC do you care a lot about Ai and the iPhone is the most interesting thing The Vision Pro updates let me know in the comments and I'll be back next week with one more thing to talk about in the world of Apple\n"