Next Wednesday, September 7, Apple will hold its fall keynote event and officially release the iPhone 7. You can easily watch the event on your device or Apple TV—we'll tell you how below. At the September event, we're certain the iPhone 7 will debut with redesigned antenna bands and no headphone jack. Beyond that, we may see the new Apple Watch 2 or a line-up of Macbook Pros. A lot has been kept secret this time around, so tune in and follow our coverage to stay up to date. See you on September 7; we’ll be covering the latest product launches while we stuff our face with pizza. Here’s how you can watch Apple's iPhone 7 September keynote event too.
How to Watch Apple's September Event on Apple TV:
In order to watch Apple's keynote event on September 7, you'll need an Apple TV generation 2nd, 3rd, or 4th.
The older Apple TV, 2nd and 3rd generation, will require software 6.2 or later. Granted your software is up to date, you'll see an app appear a few days before September 7 that will allow you to live stream the event. During the Summer, a WWDC app appeared. So I imagine we'll see a similar app with a different icon to represent the fall event in its place. The day of, simply open the event app and tune in at 10 a.m. PDT.
The newest Apple TV, 4th generation, will likely require you download the event app from the App Store on Apple TV. Similar to the way it worked last summer for live-streaming WWDC. If you still have the Apple Events app downloaded on your Apple TV from the last keynote, all you'll need to do is open it on September 7 and tune in to watch at 10 a.m. PDT time.
How to Watch Apple's Keynote Event on iPhone, iPad, Mac, or PC
Apple has made sure there are lots of different ways you can watch its keynote event. Since the event will live stream on Apple's website, you just have to make sure you're able to access the live feed from your browser.
If you have an iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, or Mac: Open Safari on your device and visit the Apple events page on September 7 at 10 a.m. PDT. Your iOS device will need to be running iOS 7 or later. Meanwhile your Mac will require Safari 6.0.5 or later on OS X v10.8.5 or later.
PC users will need Microsoft Edge on Windows 10 or later. Simply open Microsoft Edge and visit Apple's event page on September 7 at 10 a.m. PDT.
There's a lot of room for surprises at this years fall event. We know to expect the iPhone 7 and we have some idea of the features that will be included. However we have no solid leaks on what else Apple will release. All the links below feature the coverage we've written so far. Keep checking back at iPhoneLife.com for the lastest news, and be sure to visit us after the event for your product roundup.
- iPhone 7: Everything We’re Expecting from Apple's September Event
- The Complete Roundup of iPhone 7 Rumors: Tech, Specs & Release Dates
- Buying an iPhone 7: How to Set Up Your New iPhone the Right Way
See you next Wednesday!
