Cupertino, California is bustling alive with torrents of Mac-loving, iPhone-hugging users trying to get a glimpse of the great and awesome 2013 Keynote presentation. The life-force of the now famous iPhone giant, Apple, Inc., has now been inherited by their one and only Tim Cook, though he is seeking to follow Steve Jobs' footsteps, has gone to make a new path for his own era, with new designs, new naming conventions, etc. evident from WWDC this year. Watch the Apple Keynote 2013 live stream online below to find yourself in the excitement that all are waiting for.

The new iOS 7, introduced today will follow the theme conventions as introduced in WWDC, with flatter icons, and a much whiter interface, perhaps Apple is coming back to the original white designs of older generations. On the radiant and bright apple poster, the tagline simply reads "This should brighten everyone's day." Yes, that's true, as so many users are aiming for the Apple Keynote 2013 live stream today at 10am (PST).

The live stream itself will be available for mac users online through Safari and iOS devices such as the iPhone 5, the iPhone 4s, the iPhone 4, and the iPad Mini. The Macintosh based smart phones must be running iOS 4.2 or later in order to view the broadcast. The official live stream for the launch of the device is visible on the Apple website and on CNET.

The company's annual powerpoint slideshow brings the key points into the audience's rivulet hearts. From previously leaked iPhone 5S rumors, it appears that new phone will be just the same as the earlier released iPhone 5, while the iPhone 5C will be a colorized version with lesser features. Watch the Apple Keynote 2013 live stream online below.

iPhone 5C will also be sporting a plastic cover and may not be as efficient as its more expensive counterpart. The two phone lines is expected to be released on September 20, 10 days after today's 2013 announcement. The Keynote event will supersede any before thought exist.

Watch the Apple Keynote 2013 live stream online here to see Tim Cook take over Steve Jobs' place in one of the greatest events! Click here to see the Apple Keynote 2013 live stream free here!