Apple’s 28th Worldwide Developers Conference to take place in San Jose

Cupertino, California – Apple has finally announced the date and venue of its 28th annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC). The event will see top talent from the developers community from all around the world. The conference will take place at San Jose’s McEnery Convention Center. WWDC 2017 will go live on June 5 and will run till June 9. The aim of the conference is to inspire developers to innovate and build great products that can have a significant impact on the lives of those around us. Over years, WWDC has proven to be of great value to millions of developers as they get to learn about various groundbreaking technologies of the tech giant – Swift™, SiriKit™, CarPlay®, HomeKit™, and HealthKit™ to name a few. These technologies introduced by Apple continue to inspire developers to create incredible software for homes, health, and cars and more. Today, there over a billion active Apple users.

The venue is just a couple of minutes from Apple’s Cupertino headquarters. During the event, developers would be able to engage with Apple engineers. This time, apart from keynote address, sessions, get-togethers, and lab experiences, Apple is organizing special experiences around the whole city to celebrate the spirit of WWDC.

The tickets will be available this spring. Apple will also stream the conference live here. Apple revolutionized technology when it introduced Macintosh and now leads innovation with its whole array of devices – iPhone, iPad, Mach, Apple Tv, and Apple Watch. To further this, its software platforms – macOs, iOS, tvOS, and watchOS – provide seamless connectivity across its devices. With its services like iCloud, Apple Pay, Apple Music, and App Store, the tech giant has been making our lives easier.