Apple’s 2015 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) launches with a keynote this morning. Expect big announcements about the next versions of OS X and iOS, along with developer-centric news about the Swift programming language and a Software Development Kit (SDK) for the Apple Watch. You can read some educated guesses about additional announcements over on Ars Technica.
If you’d like to experience each technological bombshell as it lands, Apple will be broadcasting the keynote live on their site – but you’ll only be able to watch it in their Safari browser, running on either a Mac or an iOS device, or on a 2nd-generation or later Apple TV.
In addition, a number of tech and business sites will be liveblogging the event:
- Ars Technica liveblog
- Macworld liveblog
- 9to5Mac liveblog/news center
- C|Net liveblog
- MacDailyNews liveblog
- AppleInsider liveblog
- The Mac Observer liveblog
- Business Insider liveblog
- The Next Web liveblog
- Canadian Reviewer liveblog
- Stuff: New Zealand liveblog
- Houston Chronicle liveblog
- iClarified liveblog
- iMore liveblog
- Fortune’s Philip Elmer-DeWitt’s liveblog
- The Verge liveblog
- Forbes liveblog
- Computerworld liveblog
- TechnoBuffalo liveblog
- PC Magazine liveblog
