WWDC 2025 is Just Around the Corner

Apple’s annual developer event starts on June 9, and the keynote will open the event at 10 AM Pacific Time.

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Make a note on your calendar for Monday, June 9. If you're interested in Apple products or new tech in general, this is an event you’ll want to follow.

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Apple is streaming the keynote live, and you can watch it from almost any device. You don’t need special software or an invite.

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Here’s where you can watch the keynote: - Visit Apple.com and find the stream on the homepage. - Go to Apple’s official YouTube channel. - Use the Apple TV app on your iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Apple TV.

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The keynote starts at different times depending on your location: - 10 AM Pacific Time - 1 PM Eastern Time - 6 PM British Summer Time - 7 PM Central European Time - 10:30 PM India Standard Time

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Now for what’s coming. Expect updates to iOS 19, macOS, and possibly other platforms. There’s a strong focus on new smart features and improvements to Siri. Apple may also reveal new hardware, but that part is still a bit of a mystery.

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