WWDC 2018: How to Watch Apple’s Event Live, Expected Launch And More

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Users watching the live stream on other devices such as Android, Windows etc will need to use the recent version of Chrome or Firefox to experience good streaming on the devices.

Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference, or WWDC, takes place June 4-8, 2018, at the McEnery Convention Center in San José, California. The live-stream of the event will start at 10 a.m. PT, which is equal to 10:30 PM IST for today. Apple will be live streaming it for everyone. This live stream will work on Apple’s iPhones, iPads and MacBooks using the WWDC app. Macbooks need to be running macOS Sierra 10.12 or later. Apple users will also be able to watch the live stream using their Safari browser by visiting the Apple website’s WWDC live stream page. Users watching the live stream on other devices such as Android, Windows etc will need to use the recent version of Chrome or Firefox to experience good streaming on the devices. More information about the event is available on the official WWDC website.

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Among the biggest announcements at Apple's WWDC 2018 are expected to be about iOS 12. Given the flurry of issues that iOS 11 raised, the next big iOS update is likely to focus on improving reliability and performance, according to a report from Axios. "From a developer standpoint, the biggest thing we're looking forward to is being able to build applications for iOS and have them be functional on the MacOS platform," Michael Facemire, Vice President and Principal Analyst at global market research firm Forrester, said in a statement. Also, transformations in Apple's voice assistant "Siri" this year, remains a topic of speculation at WWDC 2018. Launched in 2011 on iPhone 4S, "Siri" is not as evolved as Amazon's "Alexa" and "Google Assistant," The Verge reported this week.

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Refreshed versions of MacBook Pro with upgraded eighth-generation Intel processors and increased RAM and MacBook Air's 13-inch model with retina display are being speculated. Expectations are also high about the introduction of iPhone SE 2 at the conference.

(Inputs from IANS)

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