How to Watch the Live Stream for Apple WWDC Keynote

Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) is a highly anticipated event for developers and tech enthusiasts alike. To watch the live stream of the WWDC keynote, there are several options available. The best way to access the live stream is through Apple's own website.

Accessing the Live Stream Through Apple's Website

Apple has traditionally streamed its keynotes directly on its website. However, in previous years, they have also streamed the event live on Twitter. This year, they might also redirect followers to the Apple Events - Special Event Stream. You may also find live updates and highlights on Twitter during the event.

Post-Live Viewing Options

Even if the live stream has ended, you can still watch the keynote presentation from Apple’s website. Other accessible options include using the Developer application on iOS devices or by searching for the specific video you're interested in on Apple’s website.

For detailed recordings of previous years, such as the 2022 WWDC keynote, you can easily find them by searching the main Apple website. Use the search term “2022 wwdc keynote replay” to locate the relevant video. The highlights will likely be the first link, while the full replay will be found in the second or third link. Additionally, Apple often provides versions of these keynotes in American Sign Language (ASL) if needed.

When Where to Watch the WWDC Keynote

Apple conducts two major events annually: one in March and another in October/November. Both of these events are streamed live for a global audience to watch. You can watch the live stream on Apple’s official website or on their YouTube channel.

How Does It Work for Previous Years?

To watch the WWDC 2020 live stream, simply go to Apple’s official YouTube channel. For previous years, such as WWDC19, you can watch it live from the San Jose Convention Center on June 3 at 10:00 PM PST (1:00 PM EST, 6:00 PM BST, 7:00 PM CEST).

After the event, you can revisit the Apple’s official webpage to watch the recorded version. If you have iTunes, you can also access the keynote through the Apple Events video podcasts.