WWDC 2016 will start on June 13
Earlier today Apple's Siri had leaked the dates of Apple's WWDC 2016 event. Now, the tech giant has confirmed the date of the events, stating that WWDC will take place in San Francisco beginning on June 13th 2016 until the 17th in San Francisco, the Bill Graham Auditorium to be precise. Apple's dedicated WWDC website available via this link here, consists of the specific locations, schedule, and more information of the planned live stream.
On June 13, we'll be watching Apple's big keynote and the State of the Union speeches. From June 14 onwards, there will be a variety of presentations based on Apple's latest tech, and lots of labs and consultations to enable developers to collaborate with Apple's engineers - let's not forget that there will also be appearances from guest speakers, and maybe even a celebrity like Drake from 2015's WWDC event.
Apple's WWDC last summer introduced Apple Music, and a few updates to the iOS and OS X software. At the current time, it's very early to make predictions regarding what tricks Apple have up their sleeves this year, but thanks to the fact that the event's date is confirmed, all the leaks and rumours could possibly fall into place. Looking forward to attending the event? Tickets will cost you $1,599. What new things do you want to see from Apple this year? Drop a comment below and make sure you connect with us on social media right now!
Via: | The Verge |
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Source: | Apple |
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Image Credits: | 9to5Mac |
