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Q2 Product Update

Acme Software · May 24 · 9:14 AM

Tim Cook presenting a technology product update 12:45

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  • Three changes ship in June; the pricing one starts at 4:12.
  • The migration path is named, the date is not.
  • No mention of the API rewrite anywhere in the video.

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