Apple’s WWDC 2014 Keynote Now Available to Watch Online

Gary Ng
12 years ago

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If you weren’t able to catch this morning’s WWDC 2014 keynote live, Apple has made the event available for viewing online now. Remember, Chrome is not supported so you’ll need to use Safari, your iOS device, or the Apple TV.

Click here to watch the WWDC 2014 keynote.

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WatDah
WatDah
12 years ago

One thing I can’t stop thinking throughout the conference: Where did all these kids in the front get their ticket’s?

Especially when they where talking about Swift, and their clueless and unappreciative, “when are you gonna start talking about games” shows up.

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Gary
Gary
Reply to  WatDah
12 years ago

Those are student developers that got them from Apple.

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WatDah
WatDah
Reply to  Gary
12 years ago

Ah, thanks!

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