As many readers may already know, Apple is holding an event on September 7,
2016. The event begins at 10:00 a.m. PDT/1:00 p.m. EDT.
While nothing is known for sure, it is likely that Apple will introduce the
iPhone 7 and confirm the release date of iOS 10. Some strong rumors are
suggesting that we will also hear news about the second generation Apple
Watch. Whether this event will bring news of a MacBook refresh is currently
less certain, with recent rumors suggesting that this will come at a
dedicated event later this Fall. For all of the specifics, 9to5mac
<https://9to5mac.com/2016/08/29/apple-event-date-iphone-7/> has a round-up
of what to expect.
As is traditional for us, we'll be covering Apple's September 7 event here
on AppleVis. We'll be posting all of the major news and announcements from
the event on the @AppleVis <https://twitter.com/AppleVis> Twitter account,
as well as updating this page with a live blog of the keynote. Shortly after
the event, Alex Hall will also be posting a round-up and analysis of the
announcements.
For those wishing to watch the event in real time, Apple will live stream
the keynote on its website at:
www.apple.com/live <http://www.apple.com/live>
as well as on the Apple TV. Apple's live stream requires an iOS device
running iOS 7 or later; a Mac running OS X 10.8.5 and Safari 6.0.5 or later;
or Microsoft Edge on Windows 10. For users of the Fourth-Generation Apple
TV, Apple offers an 'Apple Events' app that users will need to download in
order to watch on that device.
