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Apple Events channel added to Apple TV for iPhone / Wearable live stream

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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. The channel usually remains for a short time after the event for on-demand viewing. As always, we’ll be sharing major announcements from Apple’s event for those who cannot view the live stream throughout the event.

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). Some even believe we may see gold iPad Airs with Touch ID introduced… We’ll of course keep you posted with the very latest as it unfolds.

(Apple’s Live Events channel should automatically appear on Apple TV 2nd and 3rd generation devices, but you can navigate to Settings > General > Restart to prompt your device to reboot just in case your box is missing it.)

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Comments

    • monty72 - 10 years ago

      Total disaster here in the UK. Japanese voice over, two different sound tracks and both the Apple TV and Safari feeds keep crashing. I watched the intro 5 times before I gave up, disappointing.

  1. Steffen Storck - 10 years ago

    What if i want to start watching 30minutes later?. Can i start from the beginning?

    • jimgramze - 10 years ago

      No. You can either join in live or wait a little while after it is over. That’s the way it has been in the past. The benefit of watching after the fact is that you can pause and even go back to make sure you got what they said.

      • mesquitemonkey - 10 years ago

        They usually also make them available later under Apple Events podcast on iTunes, if that is of any consolation.

      • jimgramze - 10 years ago

        The reception we had was pretty spotty for the first half or so. We’ll be watching it again later today or tomorrow. There must have been a ton of people trying to watch worldwide.

  2. paul55br - 10 years ago

    One More Thing

  3. Felix Brombach - 10 years ago

    my jailbroken ATV 2 with software 5.2 doesn’t show that icon after a restart… but its great to have AirPlay so everyone with an jailbroken ATV can just stream it over wifi

  4. bobcantwell - 10 years ago

    Too bad on apple tv stream there’s Chinese translation louder than the presenters..

  5. Rob Smithson - 10 years ago

    On Apple TV There is some ridiculous secondary audio stream playing alongside the main audio, and it keeps crashing out. Nice job apple!

  6. Frederick Butler - 10 years ago

    Secondary audio stream is annoying and it keeps crashing …. Seriously?

  7. routsis77 - 10 years ago

    My Gods what a piece of crap… Seriously can’t even have a decent feed, it’s full of errors and a Chinese woman is speaking over it… Tim Cook you are an idiot!

  8. NAWABDERA - 10 years ago

    Streaming is not clear for such an excellent event
    regards
    nawabdera

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Zac covers Apple news, hosts the 9to5Mac Happy Hour podcast, and created SpaceExplored.com.

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