The Apple WWDC is around the corner. If you don’t know what it is mainly for and how to watch it, you’ll miss a huge fortune and knowledge.
What is Apple WWDC?
Apple WWDC stands for Apple Worldwide Developers Conference and is an information technology conference that is held annually by Apple. Before 2020, Apple WWDC was held in the San Jose Convention Center in California. Due to the impact of COVID-19, Apple WWDC has been switched from offline to online.
Apple WWDC is usually used to showcase new software and technologies in the macOS, iPadOS, watchOS, and tvOS families and other software developed by Apple. Attendees can participate in hands-on labs with engineers from Apple and take part in sessions covering a wide range of topics concerning applications and software.
When and Where is Apple WWDC in 2021?
Apple has been scheduled to stream the WWDC 2021 Keynote live from its headquarters in California on Monday, June 7, 2021, at 10 a.m. PT (1 p.m. ET, 5 p.m. GMT). As a virtual-only developer event, the WWDC keynote has been recorded in advance and will be broadcast online.
The leading conference will start on June, 7, 2021 and the whole event will last for 5 days altogether, from June 7 to June 11.
What Can be Expected from Apple WWDC 2021?
Apple WWDC aims to provide service and help to developers for hardware platforms. Traditionally, Apple aims to a wider range of audience through the Apple WWDC keynote including releasing the latest operating system, new products, and technologies. Therefore, the following content will be expected from Apple WWDC 2021:
iOS 15 and iPadOS 15
The latest operating system will be released for iPhone and iPad, that is, iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 are said to have more features beneficial to boost users’ privacy, changes to how notifications work and cancel the support for iPhone 6s. New UI will be possibly designed to be able to compatible with the features of iOS 14.
iPhone and iPad App Updates
In the process of iOS and iPad app updating, some new interesting functions will be probably introduced, which are owned by the apps. Updates can be expected from iMessage. The memojis you can see on the poster of WWDC 2021 is just to be released.
macOS 12
macOS 12 will be released just after macOS 11.5 to be able to indicate differently from macOS 10 and 11.5.
Other Operating Systems
It’s also possible that Apple will update the operating systems of other Apple hardware such as the Apple Watch and Apple TV.
Mac Hardware
It’s estimated that Apple will possibly release new 14” and 16” MacBook Pro. Although it’s not quite sure, there are still some possibilities.
How to Watch Apple WWDC 2021 Live Stream Anywhere?
There are multiple ways to watch Apple WWDC 2021 live stream.
Web Browser
On June 7, no matter which web browser is used to browse Apple’s Homepage on which computer, desktop, or laptop, you’ll be able to see a link directing towards WWDC live stream and watch it.
Apple TV App
The link towards Apple WWDC live stream in 2021 will be clearly showcased on the Apple TV app recently. As long as it’s opened on your device, you’ll be able to get it. If you don’t, search “WWDC” instead.
YouTube
Apple WWDC is also available on YouTube so any device can be used to watch it as long as it supports YouTube. Or, you can directly click here to watch it directly on YouTube.
How to Watch Apple WWDC 2021 Live Stream if You’re Outside the US?
Not all online content is equivalently shared on the Internet. If you stay outside the US when the Apple WWDC is released on June 7, 2021, don’t feel down.
Use a VPN to unblock any restriction on the Internet.
A VPN can:
Unblock Online Restrictions
Internet censorship or firewall in some regions or countries stop you from visiting the Internet as smoothly as when you’re in the US. A VPN helps you to unblock restrictions so that all online content is accessible no matter where you are.
Protect Online Privacy
A VPN established an encrypted tunnel through which all your online activities won’t be tracked or monitored by ISP. Moreover, a VPN prevents you from suffering from malware, phishing emails, ransomware, and more.