Well, we have here the long-awaited day in which Tim Cook, and some of the heavyweights of the company of the bitten apple are going to take the stage of a crowded Bill Graham Civic Auditorium convention center in San Francisco, to kick off with the inaugural keynote of WWDC 2016.
In this keynote the expectations are really high if we focus on the new Apple operating systems for Mac (with the new name MacOS), iPad, iPhone, Apple TV and Apple Watch. It is today that we will see Apple's new features reach Macs in the form of even a name change and the rest of the operating systems. In soy de Mac We have everything ready so you can see and even comment with us on what they show us there. from 19:XNUMX p.m. in Spain (one hour less in the Canary Islands).
To follow the event we have several options, but without a doubt the best way will be from soy de Mac or any of our sister blogs: iPhone News and iPad News. These are the rest of world schedules to see the keynote from the beginning:
- Mexico 12:00
- Colombia: 12: 00
- Argentina: 14: 00
- Chile: 14: 00
- Peru: 12: 00
- Ecuador: 12: 00
- Venezuela: 12: 30
- Dominican Republic: 13: 00
- Costa Rica: 11: 00
- Guatemala: 11: 00
- Puerto Rico: 13: 00
- Bolivia: 13: 00
- Uruguay: 14: 00
- El Salvador: 11: 00
- Panama: 12: 00
- Honduras: 11: 00
- Paraguay: 13: 00
- Nicaragua: 11: 00
- Cuba: 13: 00
Keynote from soy de Mac
It is about making extensive coverage on the web through articles and also using the tool that we usually use in all Apple presentations and this time it will not be less. To be able to comment among all what we are seeing at the event and use their chat. Without having to refresh or anything, we open this post and watch, comment and enjoy the keynote together.
Post-keynote podcast
Right at the end of Apple's presentation and once we catch up on the blog, we can listen directly to the Podcast of Actualidad iPad from on SpreakerIn this podcast we also have an integrated chat in which we will read all your questions or comments regarding this WWDC. Everything from 23: 30-23: 45 approximately (Spanish peninsular time).