The big day is just around the corner when Apple, from the Steve Jobs Theater in California, unveils a host of products for the world. The iPhone maker is likely to showcase not one but three iPhones at the launch event on 12 September.
In addition to that, Tim Cook and Co will also reveal the new Apple Watch Series 4 range that does well even in markets like India.
As always, the company will live stream the event for people across the globe, and it doesn’t matter if you’re a Mac, iPhone, iPad user or own a Windows 10 device. The event starts at 10:30PM IST and here’s how and where you can watch it live.
You can watch the live stream event here via Safari on iOS 10 or later, for Mac users their OS needs to be version 10.2 or higher. For Windows 10 and even 7 users, they’ll be able to watch Tim Cook on stage via browsers like Firefox, Chrome and Microsoft Edge.
All leaks for this year’s Apple launch event are pointing towards one basic thing – there will be three iPhones introduced on 12 September. All of them will take forward the design language of the iPhone X from 2017 and at least two of the lot are likely to cost more than $1,000 (Rs 72,000 approx).
But what interests us the most is the likelihood of getting the first iPhone with a big screen and the comeback of the C, this time in the iPhone X avatar. But latest leaks suggest that Apple could name its latest iPhone series as iPhone Xs, iPhone Xs Max and the iPhone Xr.
Various media reports have also indicated that Apple will launch these devices in 64, 128 and 256GB storage options, that’ll come in myriad colour variants this year.
This time, Face ID will go mainstream with all three iPhones. It is likely to be the only feature to unlock the device for users.
Stay tuned to The Quint for all the updates from the event and major product announcements.
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