Apple doesn’t livestream its events, which leaves those who want to watch the WWDC 2012 keynote via rudimentary methods such as unauthorized livestreams and live blogs. However, Apple has now posted the keynote online for everyone’s enjoyment.
The company usually posts the keynote on its website shortly after the keynote ends, and the full-length video is now available on Apple.com.
Those who are curious about the full two-hour keynote speech by Apple CEO Tim Cook now go to company website to get all the sights and sounds.
The stream is one hour and 13 minutes, so those who want to watch the whole thing may want to grab some popcorn and drinks.
That said, Apple won’t disappoint as the company has announced a host of new products that should delight its fans.
Apple has not only announced the new MacBook Pro with Retina Display, but also announced iOS 6, the new mobile operating system for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, and also includes new features in OS X Mountain Lion, which will be available starting $19.99. mentioned. July.
The company has released the iOS 6 beta for developers, but it won’t roll out iOS 6 itself to consumers until this fall, possibly when the company introduces its next smartphone, the iPhone 5.
The new MacBook Pro will begin shipping today.
Tim Cook’s keynote also delves into some of Apple’s business figures and goes into great detail on all the announcements so those interested in checking out Apple’s new products will likely want to watch it.
