Apple's Tech Talks 2021 program debuts more content for developers
What you need to know
- Apple brought back Tech Talks for developers in October.
- The 2021 schedule includes 100 live sessions and 1,500 office hours.
- The third set of content and office hours has dropped for those attending.
The third set of Apple's Tech Talks 2021 program is out!
In an update on the Apple Developer website, the company announced that it has updated the schedule of its Tech Talks 2021 program with new content as well as office hours with Apple team members in the App Store business and marketing areas.
Apple originally announced that it was bringing back Tech Talks in October. The program is online and offers developers time with Apple's team to learn, ask questions, and work together on apps. Once finished, it will have held 100 live sessions and 1,500 office hours, a feat similar to what the company does for developers at WWDC each year in the summer.
The live sessions for the program are being hosted across a number of time zones including places in Bengaluru, India; Cupertino, California; London; Mexico City; São Paulo; Seoul, South Korea; Shanghai; Singapore; Sydney; Tel Aviv, Israel; and Tokyo.
Tech Talks are free to all members of the Apple Developer Program and the Apple Developer Enterprise Program and those who are interested can learn more on the Apple Developer website. The last set of content will be released in two weeks.
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