MacBreak Weekly 511

Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, Rene Ritchie, and Rich Siegel talk about announcements from WWDC 2016 including a new Apple File System, Differential Privacy which allows Apple to learn more about user behavior without sacrificing user privacy, macOS Sierra, iOS 10, watchOS 3, and more.

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• Apple overhauls watchOS with new UI and faster app launching
• Apple watchOS 3 announced: Instant Launch, updated interface, handwriting recognition
• Apple renames OS X to macOS
• Apple is bringing Siri to the Mac for hands-free access
• iOS 10 is here: iMessage on emoji-steroids and the most third-party integrations ever
• Apple File System (APFS) announced for 2017, scales ‘from Apple Watch to Mac Pro’ and focuses on encryption
• Swift Playgrounds sells coding as simple and fun — just like rest of Apple’s products
• Apple announces Siri will integrate with third-party apps in iOS 10
• Apple’s ‘Differential Privacy’ Is About Collecting Your Data—But Not ​Your Data
• Apple promises to deliver AI smarts without sacrificing your privacy
• Goodbye Obamaberry, hello Obamadroid
• Every change coming to Apple Music in iOS 10
• Apple Announces 'Breathe' Mindfulness App for Apple Watch
• Apple Watch can call 911 with a single button press
• Pick: Jackpoint Jackstands
• Pick: BitCam
• Pick: xScope
• Pick: Dramatic Black and White (Mac and iOS)