Did you miss the WWDC 2022 keynote? No problem! We tell you exactly where you can watch the opening of the WWDC 2022.
Looking back at WWDC 2022: you do that here
Apple announced a lot during the opening of WWDC. Tim Cook finally introduced the long-awaited iOS 16, iPadOS 16 is coming and WatchOS 9 we also got to see.
Did you miss the opening and want to watch WWDC 2022 again? Which can! The full keynote is on the Apple’s YouTube Channel can be found, just like a number of other videos.
For example, you will not only find the full keynote of WWDC 2022 here, but there are also shorter videos with the most important announcements. Watch the full WWDC 2022 keynote below.
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WWDC 2022 Key Announcements
No time to rewatch the WWDC 2022 keynote? Then we will talk to you very quickly. The biggest announcement of the keynote was iOS 16. Apple first releases the developer beta of iOS 16. A public beta will follow in July. The real update will be released in the fall. Do you want to know when you can download iOS 16 yourself? Then read the article below.
Read more: iOS 16: when can you download the update?
In addition, during the presentation we also got to see a new MacBook Air 2022 (now with M2 chip and colors) and a new version of MacOS called Ventura. Want to know what else Apple is planning this year? Check out the article below!
Read more: Apple announced this at WWDC 2022
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Looking back at WWDC 2022: rewatch the keynote here
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iOS 16: when can you download the update?
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These iPhones and iPads can (not) update to iOS 16 and iPadOS 16
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Round-up: This is what Apple announced at WWDC 2022
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This is iPadOS 16: new iPad version focuses on collaboration