Apple's first remote WWDC drew 22 million viewers

AppleInsider

Published 30 Jul 2020

Apple's first virtual Worldwide Developers Conference in June saw 22 million app makers tune in, setting "a new standard for what online events can achieve."

Tim Cook at 2020 WWDC
During Apple's quarterly earnings conference call Tuesday, Apple CEO Tim Cook shared some numbers about the success of the company's virtual WWDC in June.

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Apple's first remote WWDC drew 22 million viewers

Apple's first remote WWDC drew 22 million viewers

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