Live broadcast of the Apple conference
Summary before starting the conference
Rumors say that the company is planning to unveil a new version of the Apple Watch and a new iPad Air. The sixth generation Apple Watch could feature some new tracking capabilities, such as oxygen saturation, in addition to a heavy focus on tracking during sleep as well.
As for the iPad Air, Apple may unveil a major redesign. The new device may look more like the iPad Pro with thinner bezels.
But iPad Air users won’t necessarily get Face ID because the company is working on integrating the Touch ID sensor into the power button. We will see if Apple will replace the Lightning port with a USB-C port.
What about iPhone?
Apple is working hard on a new generation of smartphones, but the new iPhones may not be ready yet. Apple also told shareholders that the release will happen a little later than usual. Maybe the company will mention this during the conference, maybe not.
You can watch the live broadcast directly on this page, as Apple broadcasts its conference on YouTube as well.
If you have an Apple TV, you can download an app Apple Events From the App Store to allow you to follow the broadcast and today’s event and re-watch old events, and the application was updated a few days ago for this event.
And if you don’t have an Apple TV and don’t want to use YouTube, the company is also letting you stream the event live from the Apple Events section of its website, and this video streaming works in all major browsers — Safari, Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox.
