Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) kicks off today (June 5) in San Jose, California. The company’s keynote is expected to focus on updates to its mobile and computer operating systems, a new Siri-powered speaker, as well as potentially some new laptops and iPads.
Here’s how to tune in live:
- The event is scheduled to begin at 10am Pacific time, 1pm Eastern time, 6pm London time, and 1am Hong Kong time.
- Apple will stream the event at this link.
- Technical details: Apple’s live stream can be viewed on its Safari browser on iOS devices running iOS 7 or later and Macs running OS X 10.8.5 (Mountain Lion) or later. The event also will be streamed to second- and third-generation Apple TV devices. To watch on a PC, users will need to use the Microsoft Edge browser from a machine running Windows 10.
- Just a warning: The stream isn’t always reliable.
Quartz’s Mike Murphy will be on the ground to provide live updates. Follow along with our liveblog here.