“Apple announced on Thursday that it will broadcast this year’s iPhone event live for Safari and Apple TV users, and today Apple TV has revived the dedicated Apple Events channel for viewing the announcement live during the event,” Zac Hall reports for 9to5Mac.
“The channel usually remains for a short time after the event for on-demand viewing,” Hall reports. “As for what to expect from this year’s September event, it’s bound to be a big one with new iPhone models including 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch displays expected, a new mobile payment system through NFC and Touch ID, and a preview at Apple’s highly anticipated wearable device (the iWatch/iBand or whatever Apple has decided to call it).”
Read more and see the screenshot in the full article here.
Ok. It’s been about 10 min.
No Chinese.
No jumping.
No stopping.
Just in time for the apple watch! Looks beautiful in hd but I’m still not sure I want a watch again. Haven’t worn one in over 10 years!
I thinks it’s internal sabotage. Third time apple pay and screwing up the one more thing.
60MB Fibre broadband here in the UK. Frequent picture freezing and drop outs, constant Chinese voice overlay, frequent test cards.
This is really unprofessional, Apple.
I believe there was a Japanese voice over that came on and then off as the video started and stopped at random and then, towards the end, the video started over. This was the worst video broadcast ever, and I’ve watched them all.