WWDC 2026 has come and gone, and after all the anticipation, Joshua argues that this year's event feels less like a revolution and more like an "S Year" in the classic Apple sense. In Episode 39 of Tek With Josh, he breaks down Apple's biggest announcements, including the new Siri AI, Apple Intelligence upgrades, iOS 27 features, macOS Golden Gate, iPadOS changes, and the growing hardware requirements behind some of Apple's newest AI capabilities.

From smarter on-device assistants and image generation tools to faster app launching, improved messaging, enhanced parental controls, and subtle interface refinements, Joshua explores what Apple got right—and why many of these features feel more evolutionary than revolutionary. He also discusses feature limitations tied to newer hardware, the expanding role of cloud-powered AI, and why WWDC 2026 may be remembered as a year of optimization rather than innovation.

Was this Tim Cook's final keynote a fitting sendoff, or did Apple play it too safe? Tune in for a candid reaction to one of Apple's most anticipated events of the year.