How to watch Apple's speech at WWDC 2026

How to watch Apple's WWDC 2026 keynote

We have high expectations for this year's event.

The calendar has changed to June. This means Apple will be holding its annual Worldwide Developers Conference. It's usually a week-long affair focused on what's going to happen to the company's software and operating systems departments. A lot will happen in Cupertino from June 8th to 12th, but the reveals will mainly take place on the first day. The WWDC 2026 keynote is scheduled for Monday, June 8 at 1:00 PM ET/10:00 AM PT and will be one to watch.

First off, this will be the last keynote to feature longtime CEO Tim Cook before John Ternus takes over the position in September. It's safe to assume that at some point in the proceedings, the company's outgoing leader will have some heartfelt words about Apple.

On the technology front, Apple has asserted that it is ready to unveil some big moves related to artificial intelligence at this year's conference. We've been promised a new AI-based Siri model that will be tightly integrated into Apple's operating system. After months of rumors and delays, it seems like it's time for Apple to make a bold move.

Overall, 2026 will be the best time to catch up on WWDC activities as they unfold. If you'd like to watch the keynote, you can watch a live feed of the event via Apple's website and YouTube channel. The company is also broadcasting the keynote address for Chinese viewers on its Bilibili channel. As soon as your YouTube stream goes live, the video will be embedded into this article. As usual, our team will post all announcements to our live blog and share instant reactions to the news.