Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference is one of the biggest tech events in the world. At the event, Apple is expected to show off a lot of new things and updates. At last year’s event, the Cupertino company announced HomePod, its first smart speaker. The HomePod was met with a wide welcome from users and tech experts worldwide.
iOS 11 took the center stage at last year’s event. Apple’s iOS 11 was not a huge improvement over its predecessor, but there were a ton of changes and features at launch. At this year’s event, Apple is expected to unveil iOS 12, the next generation iOS operating system. iOS 12 is rumored to come with new big things like a much-improved Face ID, new Animoji characters, AR features, and even more.
Apple’s WWDC event will kick off on June 4 and run through June 6 in San Jose, California. That means that we are now so close to the unveiling event. You may be wondering how you can watch the event online. Apple today answers your questions. The company will live stream the event on June 4. Apple has just updated its website to confirm that it will give a live stream of the event.
With live stream now official, users will be able to watch the event on all Apple devices, including iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Besides, Windows users can also watch the event on their device with Safari installed.
At this year’s WWDC, Apple is rumored to release new hardware products. Specifically, the company will announce the cheaper option of HomePod. The new HomePod will carry an affordable price at launch. Besides, there will be a new Apple Watch this year. The new wearable device is expected to come with many new things.
One of the most anticipated devices at this year’s event lies in iPhone SE 2. The SE 2 is expected to feature the same design as the iPhone X, with small bezels, and top notch. Back in 2016, Apple announced the original iPhone SE that was met with mostly positive reviews from users and tech experts worldwide.
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