Apple's event opens at 10.30 pm Indian Standard Time. To watch the keynote address live you need to have an Apple device. You can then stream it from this link.

Apple will show off the key features for OS X 10.10 during the Keynote address. Now it seems that the name for the OS X 10.10 will be Yosemite.

Chief correspondent and Editor-at-Large of Mashable, Lance Ulanoff tweeted out the first image of OS X 10.10 Yosemite running on iMacs. Do we know that’s the final name? Not quite. But the wallpaper on the Macs suggests it could be Yosemite or El Capitan, a vertical rock formation within the park. Check out the image.

I'm hoping Cook's 'One more thing' is a peek at iWatch. Unlikely, but one can hope :)

@Roydon: Seems unlikely. Hardware has never been big at WWDC. Although if there is a one more thing it might just be an iPhone 6.

*Sigh* ... Oh well, I'll take an iPhone 6 over iWatch I guess.

We should be beginning any moment now

You've got to love the music at WWDC

If the video is anything to go by, the conference is definitely going to focus a lot more on developers.

Apple is showing us how people are depending on iOS apps to do pretty much everything: from sports to even help people without a hand gain functionality.

And Apple CEO Tim Cook is on stage. And he's on to talk about how Apple plans to celebrate the developer community during the conference.

Apple has over 1000 engineers at the conference. The youngest developer at WWDC is 13, says Tim Cook.

"We have over 9 million developers. That's the most developers we've ever had," he says.

iOS 8 and OS X will be working seamlessly points out Tim Cook.

There's also a mega release and Apple had dedicated an entire section of the conference to this. Ooh exciting.