Apple holding live developer accessibility session on April 23
What you need to know
- Some Apple developers have been invited to an accessibility session, to be live-streamed on April 23.
- The session will cover taking advantage of accessibility on Apple devices and will include a Q&A.
- There's a good chance Apple is trialing the format ahead of WWDC 2020.
Apple has sent out an invitation to some developers, inviting them to partake in an Accessibility live-stream session on April 23.
From the invite below:
As noted, this will be a live-streamed event that developers with an invitation can register for. Earlier this year, Apple announced WWDC in an all-new all-online format. From that report:
Apple was forced to move its developer conference online because of the coronavirus pandemic and has committed to pay $1 million to San Jose organizations to offset the loss of revenue. Whilst Apple hasn't revealed any further details regarding WWDC and how it plans to distribute content, it has promised "a full program with an online keynote and sessions." It's quite possible that Apple is using this developer live stream as a chance to trial the format, iron out any wrinkles and make sure it's effective.
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