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Recapping the W. W. W. D.C. keynote announcements. It's Tuesday the 4th of June 2019.

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Find out more in that your support at patreon.com slash Maco-Scan. The Buddha goes to a hot dog stand and says,

make me one with everything. That's kind of what yesterday's

W. W. D.C. keynote felt like. Not only did Apple announce updates for all four of its

operating systems, TVOS, Watch OS, IOS, and MacOS,

it actually added a fifth in the form of iPad OS, with no idea how to present what was presented, we dive in.

TV OS is probably the easiest of the operating systems to hit,

partly because it was the first addressed, and partly because

the changes, while big, were few. Apple announced multi-user support for the TV operating system, giving everyone in the home their own

up next list and recommendations. When Apple Arcade hits Apple TV your game

controllers for Xbox 1S and PS 4 will be ready for it or it'll be ready

for them.

Additionally, though I didn't pick up on it from the keynote, a piece from N-Gadget says the controller support

will extend as well to iPad and iPhone, which should make gameplay the same across the

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