At the start of this year's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), Tim Cook took the stage and first spoke about the victims of the Orlando mass shooting attack. Cook shared a few words of how Apple celebrates its diversity and knows that "it makes us stronger and moves everyone forward." He then asked the audience to stand up for a moment of silence to "honor the victims and the people who loved them." After the moment of silence, Cook continued with the program, which included a number of new software releases, like iOS 10, macOS Sierra, and a few other ones you can learn more about ahead.
