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Apple CEO Tim Cook kicked off WWDC's keynote on Monday.
- Apple's WWDC keynote on Monday was the best event it's held in years.
- Over the course of over two hours, Apple executives unveiled exciting software and experiences for all its various devices, with something for everyone.
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Apple's WWDC keynote was basically Christmas for Apple fans.
Almost every single device Apple makes - from the iPhone and iPad, to the HomePod and AirPods - got some love during Apple's two-hour marathon keynote where it made dozens upon dozens of announcements.
Most importantly, some of Apple's announcements specifically addressed fans' complaints and wishes from over the years, like the need for flexibility in a Mac Pro, or the desire to have dark mode on the iPhone for easier reading.
Whether or not you watched the big keynote on Monday, here's how Apple delivered its best event in years.