Apple's WWDC 2020 is now fully virtual and about to go live. iOS 14, iPadOS 14, and watchOS 7 are likely to bring major changes to the iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch, and Apple's long-expected ARM-powered MacBooks may also be unveiled.

And while the Worldwide Developers Conference is typically a software event, several major hardware products, including Apple's premium headphones AirPods Studio and the rumored Tile-like AirTags tracker announcements could be seen.

WWDC is not just for developers, either, and will be streamed for free on a variety of platforms for Apple fans everywhere. If you want to watch Apple's latest software and hardware announcements live, see how to watch WWDC 2020.

When it comes to watching WWDC 2020 live on June 22, there are many options: the WWDC keynote will be streamed on Apple's website, the Apple Developer app, the Apple Developer website, and the Apple TV app. As with recent Apple shows, WWDC can also be viewed on Apple's YouTube page.

WWDC 2020 will consist of several events and sessions, but the opening keynote will likely be where Apple will announce its biggest news regarding iOS, watchOS, and more. The main times to watch for are as follows.

Special Event Keynote - June 22, 10am PT/1pm ET

Apple will be here to announce its latest "innovations and updates, including iOS 14, the first public release of watchOS 7, and possibly hardware, all Apple platforms to be shared."

Platforms State of the Union - June 22, 2 p.m. PT/5 p.m. ET

In this session, Apple's engineering leads on the changes coming to iOS, iPadOS, macOS, tvOS and macOS will delve deeper into the changes coming to iOS, iPadOS, macOS, tvOS, and macOS.

Engineering Sessions & Developer Labs - June 23 to 26

Apple will offer a variety of open engineering sessions and 1-on-1 developer labs (by appointment only).