With the annual Apple Worldwide Developers Conference drawing closer, the Cupertino-based tech titan is busy making necessary arrangements to broadcast this highly anticipated event through all media channels.

According to IB Times, it is expected that WWDC 2015 will be streamed live from the company's official website on the day it begins, recently Apple has updated an Events channel on its Apple TV with a view to bring the live broadcast of the upcoming event to all television sets around the world.

As per reports, the Cupertino tech giant will broadcast the WWDC 2015 keynote live from Moscone Center, San Francisco, on June 8. Mac Rumors says that the channel reads, "Tune in at 10:00 AM (Local Time) on June 8 to watch this event live." In addition, viewers on Mac as well as iOS devices will be able to follow the conventional live streaming via the Events website of the company. Apple has also made a WWDC app available for download via iTunes. People using iPhone and iPad will be able to watch various live sessions via the WWDC app.

Moreover, a companion Apple Watch app will display session schedules in addition to lab location details on the smartwatch with a view to make all information readily accessible to the attendees.

As is the case every year, the keynote at Apple WWDC 2015 will be of great importance to developers as well as consumers alike. It is expected that Apple will launch many new products and services during this five-day event.

There will be some most anticipated announcements at the event and they may include iOS 9, OS X 10.11, Apple TV set-top box, Apple Pay features, HomeKit, a new streaming music service and so on.

Apple's WWDC 2015 kicks off June 8 and will continue till June 12, 2015.