How to Watch Apple’s WWDC 2020 Event (and What to Expect)
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Apple’s annual event Apple’s WWDC 2020 is going to be held virtually this year. Mostly it’s been conducted in different countries in the past days.
Going virtual has been beneficial for us because we can watch the event for free which used to costs $1,600 as a registration fee.
Apple usually uses WWDC(World’s Wide Developer Conference) to talk about software and this time it is going to be a little weird without a live audience. But never mind they will be still talking about software, new launches and unveils about new software and plans.
How to Watch Apple’s WWDC 2020 Event?
The keynote event starts at 10 a.m. PT this Monday, June 22. You can stream it on Apple’s homepage, the Apple Events app on Apple TV, or on the Cupertino company’s developer. Apple is also streaming it simultaneously on YouTube and the Apple TV app.
For even more Apple activities, check out the full WWDC schedule.
What to expect from Apple’s WWDC 2020?
There’s always surprise reveals and announcements from Apple but here are some of the rumours about new features that we can expect;
- iPad-like multitasking
- Next versions of macOS and WatchOS
- iPadOS 14
- A new iMac expected to come in 21.5 inch and 23-inch options
- A processor switcheroo
- Some kind of Augmented reality applications
September is near, so may be about Iphone 12 and its new features.
Are you excited to hear what’s next and can you guess what can be next revealing features? Comment down below.
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