Apple WWDC 2025: How to watch the keynote live, where you can watch, and what to expect

Apple WWDC 2025

Apple’s biggest developer event of the year kicks off tonight. WWDC 2025 will run from June 9 to June 13, continuing the now-familiar hybrid format that blends online sessions with a limited in-person kickoff event at Apple Park in Cupertino, California.

The keynote, as always, is the main event—and where Apple typically unveils its biggest software updates (and occasionally, surprise hardware). This year’s opening address is scheduled for Monday, June 9, and will be streamed live across platforms for global audiences.

Here’s when to tune in:

•10:00 AM PT

•1:00 PM ET

•10:30 PM IST

•5:00 PM GMT

•9:00 PM GST

You can catch the keynote and other sessions for free through multiple official channels:

•Apple.com

•Apple Developer App

•Apple Developer website

•Apple TV App

•Apple’s official YouTube channel

This year, expectations are high. Apple is reportedly readying major changes to iOS, Safari, and core apps, alongside updates to Apple Intelligence and Siri.

It is rumoured that Apple will rename the operating systems across its platforms. The company plans to apply the new naming convention across its entire software ecosystem: iPadOS 26, macOS 26, watchOS 26, tvOS 26, and visionOS 26. The update will be announced officially during Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) on June 9.

If this feels a bit like how car companies brand new models a year ahead, that’s exactly the idea. Apple wants to create a more uniform and intuitive versioning system. Right now, it’s a bit of a numerical mess — with iOS at 18, watchOS at 12, and visionOS just getting started at 2.

Alongside the new naming scheme, Apple is also expected to unveil a refreshed visual design for its platforms, inspired by the sleek, spatial interfaces of visionOS on the Vision Pro headset. The changes could mark the most significant UI shift in years, bringing a unified design language across Apple’s devices.