Editor's Pick: It's Hard to See WWDC Through My Apple TV Tears

It's Hard to See WWDC Through My Apple TV Tears

Chris Maxcer Jun 4, 2015 3:19 PM PT

By the time you read this, I'll have finished swearing in the privacy of my office, and likely will have entered the acceptance stage of grief. Already, realization is dawning that I was right to withhold hope that Apple would reveal a new Apple TV at its WorldWide Developers Conference on Monday. I hate it when pessimism wins. But how can I know that Apple isn't going to introduce a new Apple TV? [More...]

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It's Hard to See WWDC Through My Apple TV Tears By the time you read this, I'll have finished swearing in the privacy of my office, and likely will have entered the acceptance stage of grief. Already, realization is dawning that I was right to withhold hope that Apple would reveal a new Apple TV at its WorldWide Developers Conference on Monday. I hate it when pessimism wins. But how can I know that Apple isn't going to introduce a new Apple TV? [More...]

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