If you are waiting to watch Apple’s WWDC 2014, then here’s where you should head to. It was quite a bit of mystery as to whether or not Apple would stream their WWDC 2014 Keynote online. But finally, it’s here.
The official streaming pages have gone live now, and users with a Mac OS or people with Safari and Quicktime can watch the event live online. Even thought we will be live blogging the event for you, there’s this set of people with high bandwidth who would want to catch up the event as it unfold all by themselves.
Now that you are prepared to watch the event live, make sure you meet the minimum requirements for the event. You will need a Safari running on a Mac and if you are planning to watch it on your iPad or iPhone, then you already have Safari installed in it.
Also, Apple will stream the event live to your AppleTV, allowing you to experience the event live over your television set from your living room. But if you are not owning either a Mac or an iS device or a AppleTV, you might be out of luck. You will have to follow our amazing liveblog then!
Apple’s WWDC 2014 starts on June 2nd, and we will be there to cover the event for you. You can follow the event here at the #WWDC14 central on 4CAST.