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Yoni Heisler
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On a surface level, many of the iOS 11 announcements Apple made at WWDC this year were of little to no interest to mainstream consumers. The reality, though, is that Apple with iOS 11 introduced a number of new tools and frameworks that will help developers take the iOS user experience to new heights. The most obvious example of this is ARKit, a new framework that allows developers to create incredibly immersive and breathtaking augmented reality experiences. Just a few weeks removed from WWDC, developers have already released a number of quick and dirty ARKit demos which have us counting down the days until iOS 11 finally ships.
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