Finally, it's here. A big day for Tim Cook and all Apple enthusiasts. The tech biggie will be hosting its mega event of the year, and fans can't get enough of the action.



Looks like the stock markets also couldn't get enough of the excitement. In the run-up to the launch of the new iPhone, the shares of the company have surged nearly 16 per cent in the last 6 months. Experts say the new phone could put the tech giant closer to becoming the world's first $1 trillion company.

Apple will stream the event live in the events section of its website and you can watch it all on this page . Those on the Apple TV can watch it through the Events app.

How to watch the launch live stream 

On iPhone, iPad or iPod touch 

You'll need iOS 7.0 or later, and to use the Safari web browser. Here's the link .

On Mac

You'll need Safari 6.0.5 or later and Mac OS X 10.8.5 or later. Here's the link  ..

On Apple TV 

You'll need a second-generation (2010) model or later. If it's 2nd or 3rd generation, you'll need software 6.2 or later. All 4th-generation models will be able to view the event. Here's the link .

On PC

Yes, you can even watch on PC! You'll need to use Microsoft Edge on Windows 10. Here's the link .

Thousands of software developers, tech reporters and Apple fans are flocking to the San Jose Convention Center this week for WWDC, the iPhone maker's annual event during which it makes big announcements about the future of its products and services.



The headlining event is the keynote address, which begins Monday at 1 p.m. E.T., 10 a.m. P.T.

What can we expect from the Cupertino, Calif. tech giant this year? It's probably too early for the introduction of a new iPhone. But the rumor mill suggests we could see a Siri-powered smart speaker to rival the Amazon Echo and Google Home. Mac desktop and laptop announcements are likely, too. And even if we don't get a new iPhone, we'll likely see the latest version of iOS, the software powering the popular handset.



How can you watch Apple's WWDC 2017? Tune in to the livestream above. Alternatively, visit Apple.com in the Safari web browser, or watch on Apple TV.