Apple spends an inordinate amount of time on the minutiae of its events, which are typically planned down to a T, with the proverbial to-do list for the recent keynote apparently including gestures as thoughtful as modifying specific frequencies to avoid unintentionally triggering your Apple devices. Apple just did the most quintessential Apple-y thing by taking active steps to prevent triggering your devices each time the word "Siri" was mentioned in the WWDC 2026 keynote Apple's obsession with perfection is quite a novelty in the tech sphere. And, if you needed a specific evidence of the iPhone maker's minutiae-obsessed proclivities, […]
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