It's the end of the month and the only episode of this show I've done other than my live show was with Christian Sealig and we obviously spent most of that episode talking about Reddit and that whole saga.

So I haven't really done a post WWDC show other than my live show, which now at this point feels like ancient history.

I'm curious a couple of weeks out Matthew. What's your rear view mirror view of WWDC this year?

Good, you know, super exciting. Obviously anytime a new category comes along, it sort of just drowns out any other news, right?

If you dig deeper into the catalog of what happened there, there's definitely a good stack of really nice updates and I think people came away feeling that I feel that way.

I feel like there's some good layers of interesting things there, but vision pro, right?

Is the only thing anybody really talks about or asks about? I think people are obviously very used to getting iOS updates and hey, there's going to be some new stuff on your iPhone, come September, maybe any iPhone, come September with this new stuff on it, but they are absolutely not, of course, used to Apple introducing new categories, right?

So that's all I know what he's talking about and I still want to think about, to be honest.

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It is and I think I want to talk about I think we'll at least I don't know if we'll go entirely through the keynote backwards, but we should definitely start with vision so that we can spend as much time on it as we want.

And obviously that's the biggest takeaway, but my second biggest takeaway and I have this note I wrote it while I was watching the keynote with you live.

I was like, this is I wrote down this is a company firing on all cylinders and it was it.

And what I mean by that is that I almost feel like it's a coincidence that it's a year where every one of the other platforms feels like it's having a very solid update with just a very good mix of new stuff that's actually useful, not just like, hey, we it's a new year, we need new stuff.

Let's tack something else on, which I think is a way to other platforms.

So you talking about like Google like no, no, no, I mean, no, no, I'm talking platform.

I'm talking I'm talking like industry wide.

It's no, I'm talking Apple Apple feels like they're firing on all cylinders.

Oh, could you good your from macOS I've I've right.

I've had and even the watch like even this nice sort of visual refresh to the watch and that sort of.

Hey, we're at watch OS 10, but we're still sort of and it's this gadget with only two or three buttons.

Now there's the the action button for the the ultra.

It has the most minimal input of any device we've ever made and we're still the rethinking what those buttons are to.

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