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Apple will officially open WWDC 2021 on June 7th. The virtual keynote can be followed in several ways. Below you will find - as a reminder - all the important information about the streams and more.
Apple's WWDC event will officially start on June 7th at 7 p.m. in this country. The excitement for the virtual event is growing, as the presentation of iOS 15 is expected, among other things. In addition, the company will probably also present iPadOS 15, watchOS 8, tvOS 15 and macOS 12.
WWDC 2021: How to watch the Apple event
Whether Mac or Windows PC, iPhone, iPad or Apple TV, there is a suitable solution for all devices. A live stream is available via the company's own homepage provided. This can be controlled from any device except the Apple TV – for Windows 10 users, Apple recommends using the Microsoft Edge browser. Alternatively, Apple's official YouTube channel a live stream, which experience has shown to be the most stable. Owners of an Apple TV can easily start the event via the Apple TV app. Of course, there is also the option to watch the keynote at a later time. Apple has been offering live streams on its own website for several years. event page the “Past Apple Events” section – this will be updated the same evening. If you don’t want to miss anything, you should download our app and activate push notifications. In our separate event section you will find all relevant articles about the second event of the year - we look forward to seeing you.
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