WWDC 2020 was jam-packed with announcements from Apple, but some of the heavily-rumored products didn't make the cut.

Plus, NASA joins forces with Virgin Galactic and NBA players to wear Oura Health rings to detect coronavirus.

The company is expected to announce that the microchips powering its Mac computers will change.

The return to work at Apple will be gradual, with limits on the number of people inside any single office.

Customers will soon be able to buy iPads, AirPods and other items with free monthly installment payments.

The company says a number of locations across the US will remain closed due to safety concerns.

Some Apple Stores in the U.S. are slated to open with certain restrictions this week after being closed from the coronavirus pandemic.

Plus, Facebook outlines steps for employees to return to work, and Joe Rogan's big podcast contract.

There are 25 more Apple locations in the US reopening this week.

Apple employees are scheduled to return to offices in phases and the company has planned to reopen stores in select states.

“Build a better future than the one you thought was certain and in a fearful time, call us once again to hope.”

Plus, top executive resigns at Amazon, and New York City will start using ultraviolet light to disinfect its transit system.

Apple Maps is now showing the locations where you can get tested for the coronavirus.

Apple is releasing a new iPhone that will be vastly cheaper than the models it rolled out last fall before the coronavirus pandemic had forced people to rethink their spending

Plus, Google reduces quality of Nest security cameras to ease bandwidth strains, and a professor gets creative during his virtual lecture.

Plus, your smartphone may be able help stop the spread of coronavirus.

French regulators have fined Apple $1.2 billion for striking deals to keep prices high

Analysts say the release of Apple’s new 5G iPhone could be delayed due to supply chain issues as a result of the coronavirus.

The company is settling claims over intentionally slowing down older phones.

The company admits to slowing down older iPhones, claiming it was for the purpose of saving battery life.

Plus, Jeff Bezos donates $10 billion to fight climate change, and new strides from jetpack developers.

Plus, the end of the live gameshow app HQ Trivia and the robot vacuum that can also mop.

Plus, portable screens that turn your phone into a pc, and Amazon's new delivery robots.

Plus, UPS using self-driving vehicles, and Maisie Williams Super Bowl commercial.

European lawmakers are pushing for a universal cellphone charger, arguing it is more environmentally friendly and more convenient for consumers.

European lawmakers are pushing for a universal mobile phone charger that could mean the end to Apple's Lightning cable.

A mother in Georgia rushed her 7-year-old to the emergency room after he swallowed an AirPod he received as a Christmas gift.

The man claims Apple put his heart monitoring technology into their Apple Watches without his permission.

A teenager lost control of his jeep, plunging into a river, and directed Siri to call 911 for help.

The new Mac Pro desktop, with upgrades, could cost more than $50,000.

Apple is accused of bowing to pressure from Russia after its Apple Maps app appears to show Crimea as part of Russia.

Apple CEO Tim Cook sat down with ABC News' Rebecca Jarvis for an exclusive interview.

The Apple CEO discussed ways in which Apple is working to protect users’ privacy and data.

The Apple CEO, who says the company employs 450 DACA recipients, adds the fight for them regardless of what happens “in the political sphere.”

The premiere of “The Banker,” starring Samuel L. Jackson, was canceled because a relative of one of the characters represented in the film raised concerns.

The Apple CEO opened up in an exclusive interview with ABC News' Rebecca Jarvis.

The media giant’s CEO spoke to ABC News on what he looks for in employees.

Tim Cook visited one of the company’s call centers in Texas and spoke to a customer during the visit.

Tim Cook addressed the president’s comments about wanting a home button on iPhones again.

CEO Tim Cook was joined by President Trump in the factory where the Mac Pro is made; they discussed China and whether the iPhone will be made in the U.S.

Apple launches new health research app.

The new app is making it easy for people to participate in research studies in a virtual way. Dr. Jennifer Ashton explains how it works.

A study funded by Apple at Stanford determined that Apple’s A-Fib alerts turned out to be 84% accurate, possibly saving people from strokes or even death.

Goldman Sachs, which is behind Apple’s new credit card, promised change; the Apple card requires individuals to apply separately unlike most credit cards.

A viral tweet set off a firestorm and led to New York's Department of Financial Services to launch an investigation into the Apple Card, run by Goldman Sachs.

Apple is under fire for allegedly giving women much lower credit lines on its new credit card.

Goldman Sachs to be investigated for how it sets credit limits for Apple Card.

Apple says it's committing $2.5 billion to combat California's housing crisis

“The Morning Show” and "See" are some of the shows premiering on the new service Friday.

Apple warns that those still using an iPhone 5 must update their iOS or lose access to many apps and the app store.