Pavel Jelic This year's Apple Special Event is already knocking on the door, and with it all the products and news that Apple will present. Specifically, we can look forward to three new iPhone models, the fourth series of Apple Watch, the new iPad Pro with Face ID and the announcement of the start of sales of the AirPower pad. The arrival of the second generation of AirPods or a more affordable MacBook is not excluded. And as is tradition, Apple will live stream its conference. So let's summarize how to watch from different devices.
On a Mac
You will be able to watch the stream from the keynote on your Apple device with the macOS operating system from this link. You will need a Mac or MacBook running macOS High Sierra 10.12 or later to function properly.
On iPhone or iPad
If you decide to watch the live stream from an iPhone or iPad, use it this link. You'll need Safari and iOS 10 or later to watch the stream.
On Apple TV
Watching the conference from Apple TV is the easiest. Just open the menu and click on the live broadcast of the conference.
On Windows
Since last year, Apple conferences can also be watched comfortably on Windows. All you need is the Microsoft Edge browser. However, Google Chrome or Firefox can also be used (browsers must support MSE, H.264 and AAC). You can access the live stream using this link.
Bonus: Twitter
This year, for the first time ever, Apple will allow you to follow its keynote via Twitter. Just use it this link and play the conference live on iPhone, iPad, iPod, Mac, Windows PC, Linux, Android and in short all devices that can use Twitter and play the stream.
And can the author of the article explain the difference between those links? All 3 refer to https://www.apple.com/apple-events/september-2018/