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Welcome to episode 124 of the Apple Insider Podcast.

I'm your host Victor and joining me from Sunny San Jose is Daniel

Errin Dilder. Hi Victor I'm sitting in the park. I don't have a special

podcast room. Apple has a podcast station here, but it's all booked up, so we're going to make the best of what we can here.

Very good.

So thank you for joining us, and you're out at W.W. D.C. Can you recap what you think were some of the biggest announcements?

So their big public announcement that they keynote to begin with, they outlined a number of, I guess six different things.

Some of the biggest things were obviously the new iOS 11 and the new Mac OS.

One of the biggest things about iOS is the big focus on iPad that a lot

people have been talking about and I have been sitting through very detailed technical overviews of you've been talking about iPad and some of the

big changes in iOS for iPad so what it would you say is the most striking change that everyone's

been talking about? Certainly drag and drop. In addition they've kind of cleaned up

the multitasking and the newest iPads are more powerful so they can handle multiple

apps. You can have two apps side by side and an app floating on top of it and a

picture and picture window floating on top of that on the newest most powerful iPad pros.

But being able to move data between apps is really important.

And with Drag and Drop,

it seems like kind of a simple thing to add, but it actually

requires a lot of operating system support and also support from developers and their

app. The thing with Drag and Drop is it's not just the ability to grab data, move it around, but it also

allows you to use two handed gestures to, for example, select a file or object.

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