WWDC 2024 is nearly here and, like recent years, will primarily be a virtual experience, offering free workshops for developers online. However, a select group of students and developers will also attend in person at Apple Park on the first day, with exclusive access to Apple developers and engineers.
The conference will start with a public keynote where Apple is expected to unveil updates to iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS. Additionally, there might be significant hardware announcements, such as the new Mac Pro, the new Mac Studio and possibly the return of the iMac Pro.
Here, we outline all you need to know about tuning in to the WWDC 2024 keynote. For more on what to expect during the keynote, take a look at all what to expect at WWDC 2024.
When is the WWDC 2024 keynote?
This year’s WWDC developer conference is set to begin today, Monday 10 June 2024, with its opening keynote due to kick off proceedings. The keynote is set to begin at 10am PDT at Apple Park in California, which translates to the following times depending on where you are:
- US (West Coast): 10 June, 10am PDT
- US (Central): 10 June, 12pm CDT
- US (East Coast): 10 June, 1pm EDT
- UK: 10 June, 6pm BST
- Central Europe: 10 June, 7pm CEST
- Australia (West): 11 June, 1am AWST
- Australia (Central): 11 June, 2:30am ACST
- Australia (East): 11 June, 3am AEST
How to watch the WWDC 2024 livestream from home
The easiest way to watch from any device is to check out the official YouTube stream – we’ve embedded this below for you, so you can watch it here.
While Apple’s WWDC keynotes were once exclusively available via Apple devices and Apple browsers, the company has expanded support to a range of devices and software – both on Mac and Windows – in recent years.
With that being said, it’s easier than ever to tune in to the WWDC 2024 livestream from the comfort of your own home – the method simply depends on the device you’ll be using to watch.
Watch on iPhone, iPad and Mac
When it comes to Apple’s main devices – iPhone, iPad and Mac – it’s easy to tune in.
Apple recommends that you’re running iOS 10 or later on iPhone or iPad and macOS Sierra 10.12 or later on a Mac for the best experience, but it’s entirely possible that the stream will work on older devices too.
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To watch along, simply head over to the Apple Event page on the device of your choice.
In addition, you’ve got the option of using the Apple TV app if you’re running a more recent version of iOS, iPadOS or macOS.
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You’ll also be able to download the keynote via the Apple TV app post-stream, allowing you to catch up if you couldn’t tune in live.
Watch on Apple TV
As long as you’re not still running the first-gen box from 2007, you’ll be able to watch the WWDC 2024 keynote via your Apple TV.
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Simply head to the Apple Events app and select WWDC 2024 on the day.
Watch on PC
Apple recommends using the official Microsoft Edge browser if you want to watch the keynote via Windows 10 or 11, but you’re able to watch the stream via Google Chrome, Firefox and just about any other browser that supports MSE, H.264 and AAC encoding.
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Regardless of the browser you choose, you need only head to the Apple Event page to tune in.
Watch on Android
Yes, you can even access the WWDC 2024 livestream via your Android phone or tablet.
As mentioned above, Apple has widened support to allow both Chrome and Firefox to stream the event, so you’ll be able to stream from your Android device.
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Simply head to the Apple Events page to get started.
Watch on YouTube
Apple will be streaming the WWDC 2024 keynote via YouTube, allowing you to watch the announcement from any device that allows access to this site.
We have embedded the stream in this article above, but you can head directly to the YouTube channel too.
