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WWDC 2023: How to watch the Apple event

Milan Jovicic by Milan Jovicic
June 2, 2023 - 19:21 CEST
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Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) is just around the corner, offering developers and Apple fans around the world the opportunity to attend this week-long event. In this article, you'll learn how to watch WWDC 2023 on various devices, including iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV. From the keynote to dedicated apps, Apple offers several options to experience the company's latest developments live.

WWDC is a major event for Apple and its developer community. A variety of topics are covered during the conference, with the keynote speech being the highlight. This is where Apple executives introduce the company's latest platforms and products. This year, Apple is also expected to showcase a groundbreaking AR/VR headset. To make sure you don't miss anything, there are several ways to watch WWDC 2023.

Watch the WWDC keynote on YouTube

The easiest way to follow the WWDC keynote live is via the official Apple channel on YouTube. The live stream begins on Monday, June 5th at 7:00 p.m. Central European Time. The YouTube stream is available on all devices, including Apple TV, iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Even on non-Apple devices with YouTube streaming support, you can easily watch the keynote.

Watch the keynote on the Apple website

Another easy option is to use the official Apple website and watch the live stream of the keynote from there. Apple will advertise the event on the day of the event, i.e. from June 5th. Clicking on the ad will open Apple's own video player directly in the web browser. It is expected that there will be no significant delay in the live broadcast.

Watch WWDC on Apple TV

Apple TV owners have a special way to watch the WWDC keynote live. Apple will be running ads for the event and viewers just need to select the banner to start the live stream of the event once it's live. Apple is using the TV app instead of a separate event app. On the day of the event, just open the TV app to see the ads and the live stream of the keynote.

Using the Apple Developer App

The Apple Developer app offers another way to follow the WWDC keynote. You don’t have to be a developer to use the app to download and watch the live stream. But the app goes even further, providing detailed information about the week's events. Note, however, that this additional content is only available to members of the Apple Developer Program.

Conclusion

WWDC 2023 offers a variety of ways to watch the conference live and learn about the latest developments from Apple. With options like Apple's YouTube channel, official website, Apple TV, and the Apple Developer app, there's a suitable method for everyone to experience the WWDC keynote and other events. Make sure you're ready on Monday, June 5th to watch Apple's exciting reveals and innovations live. If you don't want to miss anything, you should download our app and activate push notifications - we look forward to seeing you. Be part of WWDC 2023 and stay up to date with the latest technology.

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