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The content presented at Apple's WWDC includes various sessions that focus on enhancing app search capabilities and integrating new design elements. Here are some highlights:

1. Support Semantic Search with Core Spotlight: This session introduces new APIs from Spotlight that allow apps to donate searchable content to Spotlight, enhancing the search experience with semantic search capabilities. This means users can search for content in a more natural way, with search terms that are similar in meaning. Support semantic search with Core Spotlight

2. Migrate your TVML app to SwiftUI: This session discusses how to make content searchable in SwiftUI apps by using the searchable modifier. This allows users to filter content based on search terms. Migrate your TVML app to SwiftUI

3. What’s new in App Intents: This session covers the integration of app entities with Spotlight, allowing for powerful semantic search capabilities. It introduces the indexedentity protocol, which helps in indexing app entities to Spotlight. What’s new in App Intents

4. Build a SwiftUI app with the new design: This session highlights updates to search patterns across platforms, including placing the search field at the bottom of the screen for easy access. Build a SwiftUI app with the new design

5. Build a UIKit app with the new design: This session discusses the implementation of search in UIKit apps, including the use of a dedicated search tab for better user experience. Build a UIKit app with the new design

These sessions provide insights into how developers can enhance search functionality and integrate new design elements into their apps, leveraging the latest tools and frameworks introduced by Apple.