Apple Shares Full Video of Today's WWDC Keynote

[MacRumors]

Apple's WWDC keynote took place this morning at 10:00 a.m. Eastern, and nearly 12 hours later, the company has finally shared the full video recap of today's event on its Events website and on the Events app on the Apple TV.

With the full keynote now available, people who missed the original presentation can now catch up with all of the announcements and features that were shared today.

Apple usually updates the keynote to its own website shortly after the event, and then later in the week, shares the full video on YouTube.

For those who don't want to watch the entire video, we've shared a highlights version that covers all of the important features in just nine minutes, so make sure to check it out.

Our own event recap also includes all of our coverage today, which is a a great way to get an in-depth look at much of what Apple announced at WWDC.

Article Link: Apple Shares Full Video of Today's WWDC Keynote

 

[ipedro]

Finally. I came here to post the link.

This was honestly one of the most feature packed keynotes in a long while that I had trouble keeping up with all the announcements. I’ve been looking forward to watching it again.

 

[ghost187]

It took them long enough, they usually post like 1-2 hours after.

 

[TobyR]

I wonder if they edited out Craig Federighi‘s reaction to the thousand dollar stand. He did a double take at the audience when they booed.

 

[colmaclean]

It took them long enough, they usually post like 1-2 hours after.

I guess they had to dampen the audience groan after the monitor stand price announcement.

 

[Gameboy70]

10:11 PM PST here, and still not in the Apple Events app on Apple TV, though I keep reopening it.

 

[CarlJ]

10:11 PM PST here, and still not in the Apple Events app on Apple TV, though I keep reopening it.

10:20p PDT - same experience. Was hoping to find it, then this article says, "it's there!" - but it isn't.

 

[Gameboy70]

10:20p PST - same experience. Was hoping to find it, then this article says, "it's there!" - but it isn't.

I'm thinking that it's available after midnight in a given time zone, so viewers on Eastern Time can access it now.

 

[EldonChew]

I wonder if they edited out Craig Federighi‘s reaction to the thousand dollar stand. He did a double take at the audience when they booed.

Craig didn't introduce the Mac Pro/the pricing of the stand..

John Ternus, their vice president of Hardware Engineering did

 

[SLSWE]

I wonder if they edited out Craig Federighi‘s reaction to the thousand dollar stand. He did a double take at the audience when they booed.

I highly doubt he took a double take on stage as it wasn’t Craig doing the presentation...

 

[jeremiah256]

Watching the presentation now, and Sign In With Apple is killer in of itself. These privacy updates are fantastic.

 

[syklee26]

I wonder if they edited out Craig Federighi‘s reaction to the thousand dollar stand. He did a double take at the audience when they booed.

Fake news

 

[Dave-Z]

Ha! They actually did remove the audience gasping at the cost of the pro display stand. Right around 1:42:40.

 

[CausticSoda]

Here's the boo...

 

[A MacBook lover]

Here's the boo...

Sounds more like laughter to me

 

[Shanghaichica]

No way to download it yet though.

 

[Niklas_nick]

I have to say, one of the better Keynotes since Cook took over, was a good show.

Sure there could have been more this and that and the pricing (especially for the stand) is in parts ridiculous as ever, but the keynote was quite packed with features, presentation was good, and in some parts it reminded me of old Steve keynotes - like comparing products to other offers and pricing and bringing some joking into it ("those other guys" (Android), the calendar and mail in iTunes, comparing the new XDR display to the top-of-the-line studio monitor). And it's good that Cook realised he should only do the intro and good-bye of the presentation, giving much better presenters like Craig and a lot of younger talent stage time.

 

[alexhardaker]

It took them long enough, they usually post like 1-2 hours after.

Yeah, I’m from the UK, and I stayed up until 11pm to see if it was available to watch.

 

[ipedro]

Ha! They actually did remove the audience gasping at the cost of the pro display stand. Right around 1:42:40.

It’s still there though it does sound shorter. The original version seemed to have been louder and last long enough that the presenter had an awkward pause. He seems to resume faster in this recording.

Hey, I don’t blame Apple for editing that out. These keynotes are marketing vehicles, after all.

 

[Shanghaichica]

Hopefully it goes up on YouTube soon.

 

[5232152]

This keynote will go over in history for when Apple sold a monitor without a stand to then charge people $1000 for it or pay a $200 fee for not buying it (VESA). This is not okay.

 

[EldonChew]

Hopefully it goes up on YouTube soon.

They'll usually post it a day after the event on YouTube and iTunes Podcast

Just wondering why the delay in this day and age though.. exclusivity?

 

[BvizioN]

I guess they had to dampen the audience groan after the monitor stand price announcement.

And you think removing a few seconds clip (assuming that's what it is) takes hours to edit on the new mitey Mac Pro? I can do it in just 10 seconds on my iPad.

 

[KJL3000]

Damn that’s an ugly Mac and Display update... I was ok with the old cheese grater, but this one looks terrible. The 1k Display stand is one of the ugliest things apple ever designed, imo.

 

[mlamb64150]

I guess they had to dampen the audience groan after the monitor stand price announcement.

I don't know about dampening, but the groan is very much still there. 1:41:30 onwards