On the evening before WWDC 2018, Tim Cook Tweeted out a short video showing him meeting with some of the student scholarship winners, and the projects they are currently working on.

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Apple could use tomorrow’s WWDC keynote to raise the performance bar for top-end MacBook Pros, new benchmarks suggest.

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Gearing up for this year’s WWDC festivities, B&H is offering AI readers the lowest prices anywhere on 2017 MacBook Pros and iMac Pros. Prices start at just $1,099 with discounts of up to $450 off, plus free expedited delivery and no tax collected in most states. Only at AppleInsider.

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Messages in iCloud is a great upgrade to Apple’s messaging platform, working across both iOS and macOS devices. AppleInsider takes a deep dive on what Messages in iCloud can do, how it works, and where it has limitations.

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Apple itself has leaked a first look at macOS 10.14 ahead of WWDC, including a redesigned Xcode, an Apple News app, and new Mac App Store video previews.

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New apps and updates to existing software are pushed to the App Store and other online marketplaces every day, and there are simply too many of them to keep track of all of the changes. AppleInsider has collected together some of the main macOS and iOS updates and launches from the last week that you should know about.

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There were two common themes in the stories you liked this week: June 4’s WWDC in San Jose, and the release of iOS 11.4 and tvOS 11.4, finally introducing AirPlay 2.

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Amidst a contentious battle with the Russian government over demands to pull Telegram from the App Store, Apple on Friday approved an updated version of the messaging app after seemingly blocking such changes for two months.

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Apple’s ARKit may make a big leap forward at WWDC, with Apple adding multiple player support while still maintaining user privacy.

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A few days after the iOS 11.4 update, macOS 10.13.5 has finally been unleashed for the Mac. While primarily focused on bug fixes, there are at least a couple things of note here in Apple’s latest update.

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