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Is it just me, or did this week feel like it was three weeks long? Monday’s WWDC26 keynote kicked off a week of unbridled optimism after Apple showcased the new Siri AI, plus a ton of new features coming to iPhones, Macs and other devices this year.

The good news is that this time around, it looks like Apple Intelligence might finally be ready for the spotlight.

Watch our 90-second video recap of the WWDC keynote, dive deeper with the plethora of news and analysis posts that Cult of Mac writers hammered out this week, and/or relax with the Cult of Mac podcast (which includes the results of our annual WWDC predictions game).

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