At its massive annual conference, Apple opened a number of its key products to third-party developers in a move that could let the Silicon Valley darling keep up—and catch up—with the likes of Amazon, Facebook and Google.
During Monday morning's keynote WWDC address, Apple executives announced the company would start letting developers build onto existing products like Siri, iMessage, Maps and the next version of iOS.
"Our North Star has always been about improving people's lives by creating great products that change the world," Apple CEO Tim Cook said.
Here are four takeaways from the keynote:
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WORK SMARTER - LEARN, GROW AND BE INSPIRED.
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