Apple’s WWDC 2025 event is upon us, and it is only a matter of time before the company officially announces iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS 26, and other updates. The event will kick off on Monday, June 9, and it will be live-streamed from Apple Park, which you can watch on any device on Apple’s YouTube channel. Even though it will be an online event, Apple has invited select developers and students to the Apple Park for testing purposes – more details on it later. If you want to watch the WWDC 2025 event live, check out the iOS 26 keynote start time in your local time zone or region of residence.
Here’s when Apple’s WWDC 2025 event will start in your local time zone, where it will announce iOS 26 and other major updates
Apple will start its WWDC 2025 event by announcing iOS 26 at 10:00 AM Pacific Time from Apple Park in Cupertino, California. If you reside in a different time zone, we have compiled a list of regions with their respective WWDC 2025 event start times. You can check out the full list below for more details.
As mentioned, we have compiled a list of all the regions from where you can watch Apple’s WWDC 2025 event live. All you have to do is locate your region from the list below and note down the time mentioned next to it. This is when Apple will start its iOS 26 WWDC 2025 event start time in your region of residence. If you cannot find your region in the list, simply head over to the timeanddate website to check out the full list. All of the regions are mentioned, so be sure to look closely.
iOS 26 will be a significant update, and the company is taking a new approach when it comes to the naming scheme of the software updates. If you are not familiar, the next big update was supposed to be called iOS 19, but Apple will potentially see fit to adopt a year-based naming solution, which will end the confusion for customers and developers.
Other than the naming scheme, iOS 26 will also be Apple’s biggest update in terms of a visual design overhaul, the company’s biggest shift since iOS 7. We are expecting visionOS-inspired transparent, glass-like elements which will shape the future iteration of the iPhones as well, including the 20th anniversary iPhone. We will be covering the event in extensive detail, so be sure to stick around for an in-depth analysis.
