Today’s iPhone 7 launch event is probably the most anticipated tech event of the year. If you’re anything like us, we’re guessing you won’t be able to sit still until the event starts!
As usual, Apple will be live streaming the event, so charge your laptop, check your wifi, keep your bag of chips and coke ready and tune in today without fail.
The event is will go live today, September 7th, at 22:30 hrs IST.
Here’s a full chart of the worldwide timings of when the event will be streamed online.
Device-by-device rundown on how to catch the iPhone 7 event
Mac
Mac users can simply launch Safari and head over to this web address:
http://www.apple.com/apple-events/september-2016/
iPod/iPhone/iPad
The process is same ford these devices. Launch Safari in your devices and copy-paste this link:
http://www.apple.com/apple-events/september-2016/
Apple TV 2 and 3
Navigate to “Apple Events” channel on the home page and then select the event with the “Let us loop you in” logo. The image is given [insert appropriate position].
Note: Streaming on Apple TV will work only if you have tvOS 5.0.2 or higher.
This time, even PC users can join the fun!
Apple usually restricts the live stream to its own devices — Macs, iPads, iPhones, etc. However, for this event, the keynote will be streamed live to non-Apple devices, too.
Windows PC
For the PC users, there are a couple of restrictions.
- You must have Windows 10
- You can only watch it on Microsoft Edge browser. (Chrome/Firefox/Opera don’t work).
Open the Edge browser and head to this url: http://www.apple.com/apple-events/september-2016/
There is no confirmation if the above link will work on Android devices or not. You could try, but we wouldn’t get our hopes up. Also note that you must have at least 1 mbps of internet connection to watch the event clearly.
So, have fun watching the event. And, in case you miss it, come back here for the latest news. Or stay tuned to our Twitter handle (@applestura) cos we’ll be live tweeting the entire event. After all, it is the biggest event of the year and it’s got our pulse racing. Woohoo!
