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Live coverage: Tim Cook and the Apple developers conference

In this March 9 photo, Apple CEO Tim Cook applauds at the conclusion of the Apple "Spring Forward" launch event in San Francisco.

In this March 9 photo, Apple CEO Tim Cook applauds at the conclusion of the Apple “Spring Forward” launch event in San Francisco.

(Eric Risberg / Associated Press)
By Tracey Lien

What has Apple done with Dr. Dre’s Beats since it acquired the music streaming service last year for $3 billion? What’s next for iOS and OS X? And what’s new with the Apple Watch?

All of those questions and more are expected to be answered Monday when Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook takes the stage at the company’s Worldwide Developers Conference, known as WWDC, in San Francisco.

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Tracey Lien

Tracey Lien covered Silicon Valley and the technology industry for The Times’ business section before leaving in 2018 to pursue her MFA at the University of Kansas. A Sydney native, she came to the U.S. because the servings are bigger. She enjoys perpetuating lies about Australian animals, specifically drop bears and boxing kangaroos.

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