Tonight on Tech's Last Call, Apple is dominating the news cycle. WWDC happened, and while they didn't roll out new hardware, everyone's favorite fruit company made quite a few waves. They revamped iOS, continuity between mobile and desktop, their cloud storage offering, and their naming conventions and introduced a new programming language. Apparently, they've been busy (not unlike the Chinese government's anti-US tech company propaganda machine).

NEWS

WWDC News Block:

WWDC 2014: Apple unveils iOS 8 for iPhone, iPad - ZDnet

'Giant' iOS 8 adds widgets, new keyboard, home automation, health, Touch ID for all; arrives this fall - CNET

Apple reveals iOS 8 at WWDC, available for free this fall - Engadget

Apple Unveils Mac OS X 10.10 Yosemite at WWDC - Mashable

OS X Yosemite unveiled at WWDC, features big UI overhaul - ArsTechnic

Apple’s WWDC Delivers Developer Fanservice - TechCrunch

Why Apple Developers Like What They're Seeing at WWDC - Mashable

Apple's Swift explained: What it is and what it means - CNET

Google disrupted prior to Tiananmen Anniversary; Mirror sites enable uncensored access to information - Great Fire

China state media calls for 'severe punishment' for Google, Apple, U.S. tech firms - Reuters

LAST CALL

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