Apple’s WWDC 2025 ‘Sleek Peek’ keynote goes live on June 9 at 10 a.m. PT. Here’s what to expect, plus a time zone guide so you can watch it from anywhere in the world.
Your Guide to Watching Apple’s WWDC 2025 Keynote In Any Timezone
Apple’s biggest software event of the year, WWDC 2025, kicks off Monday, June 9, with a keynote that starts at 10 a.m. Pacific Time (PT). Whether you’re tuning in from New York, London, Tokyo, or New Delhi, we’ve got you covered: scroll to the end for a time zone table showing exactly when the event begins in your region.
You can stream the keynote live on:
- Apple.com
- The Apple TV app
- Apple’s official YouTube channel
f you miss the live stream, don’t worry, on-demand playback will be available shortly after the event ends.
What to Expect at WWDC 2025
WWDC has always been software-first, and this year is no different. Here’s what Apple is widely expected to announce during the keynote and throughout the week:
- iOS 26 and iPadOS 26
New features for iPhones and iPads, including long-awaited upgrades and AI-powered tools.
- macOS 26 ‘Tahoe’
Improvements to multitasking, design consistency, and possibly new productivity features. - watchOS 26 and tvOS 26
More fitness and media-focused updates expected. - visionOS 26
Big enhancements for the Apple Vision Pro, including developer APIs, additional controllers support, and performance updates.
- Additional AirPods Features
Expect new Sleep Detection, Camera Control, and more features thanks to iOS 26. - Apple Intelligence
Apple is rumored to unveil new AI tools and features across its ecosystem, possibly integrated deeply into Siri, Messages, and Photos. Apple is also expected to open its AI models to developers at the event. - Developer Tools
The Platforms State of the Union will follow the keynote at 1 p.m. PT, offering a more technical look at APIs and tools available in Apple’s latest platforms.
While hardware announcements are rare at WWDC, there’s always a chance Apple might tease something. There’s speculation about ‘homeOS’ that is rumored to be Apple’s smart home OS. Whether Apple announces the rumored Smart Display being powered by homeOS or if it’s just an evolution of the HomePod software and more remains uncertain.
A More Inclusive WWDC Experience
Like previous years, WWDC 2025 will be primarily online, with over 100 developer videos released throughout the week. However, Apple has invited over 1,000 developers and students to attend a special day at Apple Park on June 9. There, they’ll be able to watch the keynote in person, meet Apple engineers, and network with fellow developers.
What Time Does WWDC 2025 Start in Your Country?
Here’s when the keynote kicks off in various timezones around the world:
Stay tuned for full coverage before, during, and after the keynote. I’ll break down all the announcements as they happen.
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