Welcome to a special episode of the Apple Insider podcast where we recap everything Apple

talked about at the WWDC keynote, including iOS 16, improvements to iPadOS, and we even

got the announcement of the M2 chip in a redesigned MacBook Air.

We're going to cover all of it in a moment.

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The keynote kicked off with Tim Cook walking around Apple Park.

Of course, great shots of Apple Park as the video began.

There are a number of developers there in person and some media, so there's been some pictures

on Twitter and social media of Apple Park, and there was an outdoor stage where it seemed

like those attending in person would be watching the keynote presentation.

Tim Cook mentioned the new developer center, which there's some pictures online, and some

rooms that are named after macOS releases.

So I'm sure we'll get more details this week on the developer center.

Apple jumped into iOS 16 as the first announcement and spent the most time.

This is where a lot of the new features were announced, and these features are coming

to the other platforms as well, including iPad OS, Mac OS, and the like.

The biggest change to the iPhone is going to be a redesigned lock screen.

In iOS 16, when it launches to the public this fall, you'll be able to customize your

lock screen with different fonts and even widgets.

You'll be able to have widgets right there on your lock screen.

You can customize wallpapers and live activities right on the lock screen.

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