It seems like we’ve been waiting for ages, but Apple’s first keynote of 2023 is finally here – and it’s a big one. We expect a ton of announcements at WWDC 2023, from the unveiling of iOS 17 and macOS 14 to the release of Apple’s first mixed reality headset. Follow us live right here!

WWDC 2023: Watch Keynote Live

The WWDC 2023 Keynote will begin at 10:00 AM PT and will be streamed on Apple.com and YouTube. Here’s how to watch WWDC live. You can also watch the keynote below.

WWDC 2023 Live Updates

9:30 AM PT: We’re on location at Apple Park and we have photos. our twitter account!

9:40 PT: Hi everyone, this is Roman Loyola. I’m in Apple Park attending the keynote. There’s a buzz here that’s different from past leitmotifs. A ton of excitement is in the air – there’s always excitement at WWDC, but with the overtones of what could happen this year, it’s more palpable.

9:52 a.m. PT: The keynote is about to start and people are settling in.

9:57 a.m. PT: Tim Cook and Craig Federighi greet everyone on stage.

10:00 AM PT: Keynote begins with introductory video.

10:01 am PT: Video of Tim Cook introducing WWDC is played. It looks like there will be no live presentations.

10:02 am PT: Mac first. John Ternus advertises Apple silicon.

10:04 am PT: 15 inch Macbook Air introduction. Thickness 11.5mm, weight 3 lbs. MagSafe, 2 Thunderbolt ports, headphone jack, 4 colors. Liquid Retina display, 500 nits brightness. Camera 1080p. 6 speakers. Chip M2. 12 times faster than the fastest Intel MBA. 18 hours of battery life.

WWDC 2023: latest news and rumors

Apple Store not working: As usual, Apple closed its online store hours before the keynote, which is a sign that new products will be available for purchase or pre-order.

Apple Store not working WWDC

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Headset delivery next year: Ming-Chi Kuo reports that the headset may not start mass shipping until 2024. It’s not uncommon – the Mac Pro, iMac Pro, and HomePod were announced at WWDC and didn’t ship in large numbers until the first quarter of next year.

Headset name and price: A rumor from Yeux1122 on Naver claims that Apple’s headset will be called the Apple XR and will cost $1,999, not the $2,999 rumored.

Demonstration structures on site: Mark Gurman of Bloomberg reports that Apple built “two demo pads” ahead of today’s event. According to the report, one of them is inside the Steve Jobs Theatre, as usual, but Apple has also set up a second temporary facility solely to showcase the headset.

No more “Hey Siri”: Gurman reports that Apple can remove “Hi” from “Hey Siri” hands-free prompt in iOS 17.

Apple Headset Colors: According to leaker billbil_kun, written for French tech site Dealabs, the AR/VR headset will be available in several colors including black, blue, grey, green and pink. The same report claims that it will be available in either 128GB or 256GB.

Redesign of the Weather app for watchOS 10: Among the many changes expected in watchOS 10 are new weather app it’s more like the iOS 16 version.

Mac Pro stocks are shrinking: Most Mac Pro configurations on Apple.com are ordered 4 weeks in advance and won’t ship until July.