Earlier this morning, Apple announced a special event pegged for Wednesday, September 7, 2016, after the Labour Day weekend. The event is widely expected to unveil the next generation iPhone, plus an upgraded Apple Watch with GPS, according to Bloomberg.
Will Apple live stream their ‘iPhone 7’ special event? Given the recent history of Apple’s special events being streamed live worldwide, the answer is yes.
Apple’s Events page on the web already has a link for the upcoming live stream, which you can find here.
Again, there are specific requirements to watch the ‘iPhone 7’ event live, as Apple’s HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) technology requires the following:
The special event will kick off on 10AM PDT on September 7th—mark your calendars, folks.
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Really, an entire article just to state the fact that Apple will live stream its upcoming event? Poor writing/curating.
Are you new? Macrumors, cult of mac, iDB etc.. all do the same
I just checked. Not true. They don’t have an entire article just to say Apple would be live streaming their event. All I am trying to say is, a simple update to their earlier article announcing the event date should suffice. At least the author changed the title of the article to make it look less obvious.
But then the author of this article wouldn’t get revenues from all the advertising on this page. The more articles they post (and they sometimes replicate a few) and the more “excitement” they generate in the discussions, the more money they make.
I thought the event was on the 9th?