Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference is scheduled for June 5. This is an in-person event, but the company also livestream WWDC 2023. WWDC is a week-long event where Apple will unveil new features for upcoming iOS and macOS. It will also unveil a few new APIs for developers and a few new devices. This year, Apple could also unveil a brand new AR/VR headset.
When is the WWDC 2023 keynote?
WWDC will begin on Monday 5 June 2023. The keynote is scheduled for 10 am PDT and will be held at Apple Park in California. Here are the timing of the event in different regions.
- US (West Coast): 6 June, 10 am PDT
- US (Central): 6 June, 12 pm CDT
- US (East Coast): 6 June, 1 pm EDT
- UK: 6 June, 6 pm BST
- Central Europe: 6 June, 7 pm CEST
- Australia (West): 7 June, 1 am AWST
- Australia (Central): 7 June, 2:30 am ACST
- Australia (East): 7 June, 3 am AEST
How to watch the WWDC Keynote?
Apple’s WWDC keynotes were once exclusively available via Apple devices and Apple browsers. But, Apple later expanded support to other devices including Windows and Android. You can use any modern web browser that supports MSE, H.264, and AAC encoding.
You can visit Apple’s official YouTube channel where Apple will live stream WWDC’s keynote. Here’s the YouTube live stream link. Go and set a reminder to get a notification when the event begins.
The event will also be streamed on the official website. Visit Apple’s homepage and watch the event keynote.
If you also have Apple TV, open the Apple Events app and select WWDC 2023 to watch the live-streaming of the app on the event day.
