Apple Developer channel goes live ahead of WWDC 2024

Apple is known for not regularly posting a lot of content on its social media handles, including its YouTube channel. Unless there is a major event like new smartphones being launched, the brand will seldom push out a new video. However, things may have been getting confusing for viewers around summer every year, where any Apple launches would coincide with its annual developer conference – WWDC.

Major highlights from WWDC, including the event keynote are streamed on the Apple channel too, but now, Apple has decided to give its dev-audience their own channel. A new channel called ‘Apple Developer’ will now be the company’s second handle on YouTube and will focus only on developer-specific events (like WWDC 2024) and content.

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The channel is already live on YouTube, and since we’re still months away from WWDC 2024, taking place in June this year, Apple has already shifted all its WWDC 2023 content from last year to the new channel, so viewers aren’t let down by a blank page.

Apple Developer channel on YouTube: What to expect?

The new Apple Developer channel is unlikely to have any videos on Apple’s hardware products directly. However, one can expect a lot of developer-related content, including not just streams from WWDC, but also new updates on upcoming versions of iOS, iPadOS, macOS, visionOS.

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You can already find the channel here and subscribe for updates ahead of and during WWDC 2024.

WWDC 2024 is where Apple is expected to unveil iOS 18, its biggest update yet for iPhones in recent years. Any AI-powered upgrades Apple wants to bake into its next iOS version are likely to be spotted during the keynote. Stay tuned for more updates on WWDC 2024.