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WWDC 2014 Live Stream

Apple today announced on its website that the upcoming World Wide Developer Conference (WWDC) keynote on June 2nd 2014 will be streamed live!!

To watch the event you will need Safari on Mac/iOS or QuickTime 7 on Windows, Apple will as usual also make the stream available on Apple TV.

It is expected that the major announcements will be OS X 10 and iOS 8 but Apple have kept a tight reign on leaks re hardware! iWatch anybody? (doubt it)….

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