Apple WWDC 2022 kicks off today over at the iPhone maker’s home of Cupertino, California and big things are expected from the tech titan at this year’s event. Want to follow all the action live? Then this quickfire guide on how to watch the WWDC 2022 keynote online has you covered.
The event is typically a showcase for Apple’s software upgrades each year, so we’re expecting iOS 16, macOS 13, watchOS 9 and tvOS 16 to all feature heavily in today’s keynote. Rumours suggest we may also finally get a look at realityOS, the software tipped to one day power an Apple AR/VR headset.
There may even be some new hardware to behold as WWDC gets under way this June. Our WWDC 2022 preview reveals a number of the possibilities, with the smart money on something geared towards the professional and developer led audience attending the five day event, which takes place June 6-10.
To this end, we’ve heard rumours that a new MacBook Air could be revealed, though the 2022 Mac Pro update is the favourite to launch, after Apple teased the product at it’s March event. A new Mac Mini would also ft the bit, but the iPhone 14? Sorry, that’s a real long shot.
Read on as we explain how to watch a WWDC 2022 live stream, plus give you crucial details like the WWDC keynote time.
What time is the Apple WWDC 2022 keynote today?
Today’s WWDC keynote starts at 10am PT locally in Cupertino, California. That’s 1pm ET or 6pm BST in the UK. Typically, we’d expect the opening shindig to last about 90 minutes, though it could be up to two hours if Apple has a big ‘one more thing’ announcement, as it sometimes does.
WWDC 2022 live stream: how to watch the WWDC keynote online
Apple is making it easy to watch this year’s WWDC keynote, with live streams available via the official Apple YouTube channel, the Apple website, and on its Apple TV platform on compatible devices.
However, there’s an even easier way to watch WWDC live right now – just press play below! That’s right, we’ve embedded the official Apple WWDC live stream right here for your viewing convenience.
We’ll also be running live coverage of today’s event, so stick with us for all the latest Apple news, reveals and reaction today.
