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Apple to live stream ‘exciting’ WWDC keynote for everyone to watch

Screen Shot 2014-05-27 at 10.10.56 AMApple has updated its website to announce that it will be live streaming next week’s WWDC Keynote address for all to watch. As per usual, the event will be available on Macs running Safari 4 or later, iOS Devices running iOS 4.2 or later, Windows machines running Quicktime 7, and via an application on the Apple TV. The event kicks off at 10AM Pacific/1PM Eastern time on Monday, June 2nd. Apple says that it has “exciting announcements” in store for the event (as it says for all of its events), which is likely to include talk of iOS 8 with Healthbook, a redesigned OS X 10.10, and new hardware products. We’ll be on hand live to bring you the latest news from the conference.

 

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  1. matthewmspace - 10 years ago

    Yay, a live stream! Awesome!

  2. Arnold Retiredmicrobe - 10 years ago

    I’m looking forward to it but not really as much as i did in the last years… not wanting to be depressing, but apple hasn’t wowed me in a very long time… at least since the last keynote :P really hope apple triggers my obsession for its products again by unveiling something new and exciting in this keynote :)

  3. Edison Wrzosek - 10 years ago

    I’m getting excited!!!

  4. waseefakhtar - 10 years ago

    Reblogged this on navigation stack.

  5. Yug Shende (@Yugonhiphop) - 10 years ago

    I hope they don’t fuck up 10.10
    Giving it a flat overhaul is alright but please don’t make it look too colourful with giddy transitions

    • Brendan (@Iplay3Chords) - 10 years ago

      Wanting nice in OS X is what killed it. I don’t need notifications, or nicer icon’s, I need a super stable, efficient OS which it isn’t anymore.

      • iPadCary - 10 years ago

        Snow Leopard, the XP of OSX, fits those requirements precisely. That’s why I still use it. But I wish I had stuff like iMessage & AirDrop. *sigh*

  6. robertvarga79 - 10 years ago

    lovely, i just got my apple tv box for my new tv screen….

  7. Kai Cao (@nonamelive) - 10 years ago

    Can’t wait!

  8. Why not just put it on Youtube like every other company?

    • iPadCary - 10 years ago

      Jesus Christmas, what a great idea! I can’t believe here in The Capitol Of The World® (that, obviously, being NYC) some Apple fan group hasn’t done something similar. Now I’m just gonna watch it, alone, whilst sitting on the toilet smoking a Marlboro®.

      • Thanks ipadcary. We are only half full at the moment so I would be happy to keep a place for you.

        Anyone else in London? Come join the party!!!!

  9. ches (@ches12345678) - 10 years ago

    I can’t believe I just took the day off so that I can live stream this.
    Apple events have become an holiday for me.

  10. coolguyme - 10 years ago

    we have no idea what to expect!

  11. Bryant Rydberg - 10 years ago

    Is the latest WWDC poster a little X-Rated??? lol

  12. iPadCary - 10 years ago

    Homescreen webicon notated & done: ooooon Monday!!

  13. Deion Watson - 10 years ago

    I can’t wait, I hope they bring out something amazing.

  14. Jay Stone Dooling - 10 years ago

    welcome to 1998.

  15. Wilkie Joissaint - 10 years ago

    Looking forward in watching WWDC. Here a few questions:
    – If Apple purchase the Beats, will the headphones of the iOS device will be beats? If yes will Apple changes from white wire to red?
    – Will OS X 10.10 will remain free to download?
    – Will developers will be able to purchase iOS 8 after the keynote with no hiccups?