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Apple’s yearly developer conference kicks off today, June 10 at 10 am PT / 1 pm ET. Here are 4 ways to watch the WWDC keynote including in this post below. We’ll also look at how to set a reminder, what to expect, and more.
The 2024 WWDC keynote today kicks off the event and we’re expecting to get our first official look at iOS 18, iPadOS 18, watchOS 11, macOS 15, tvOS 18, and more.
This year Apple has new AI features to unveil alongside new Home Screen customization, a Control Center upgrade, and more for iOS 18.
- WWDC 2024 live blog and news hub: iOS 18, ‘Apple Intelligence’ debut, more
- iOS 18, visionOS 2, and more: Here’s everything to expect from Apple’s AI-focused WWDC 2024
- iOS 18’s new AI features: Everything we know so far
Interestingly, there are no new hardware announcements expected for WWDC 2024 – breaking a three-year streak.
WWDC is mostly virtual again this year, but there is a special in-person event on June 10 at Apple Park for a select group of invited guests.
4 ways to watch the WWDC keynote
June 10 @ 10 am PT / 1 pm ET
- Watch on the YouTube stream (embedded below, you can also set a reminder with the “Notify me” button)
- From any device, watch from Apple’s Events website
- Watch from the Apple Developer app on iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, and Mac
- Watch from the Apple TV app on any of your supported devices
Related:
- Apple Developer app updated with new features ahead of WWDC 2024 [U: Stickers]
- All the Apple AI features we’re expecting to be announced in iOS 18
- Apple Music launches special playlist to promote WWDC 2024, hints at new icon
- Apple’s WWDC opportunity: why iOS 18 may prove pivotal to taking AI mainstream
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