Dan Pražák This year's second Apple Special Event is literally just around the corner, and with it all the products and news that Apple will present. It is almost certain that the new iPad Pro with Face ID, the improved Apple Pencil and also the new MacBook (Air) will debut this afternoon. However, we could expect an updated Mac mini, a new version of the iPad mini, and perhaps even after more than a year of waiting for the announcement of sales of the AirPower wireless charger and with it a new case for AirPods. As is tradition, Apple will stream its conference. So let's summarize when, where and how to watch it from individual devices.
When to watch
This time, the conference is somewhat unconventionally held in New York, specifically at the BAM Howard Gilman Opera House in Brooklyn. For Apple and the local journalists, the conference traditionally starts at 10:00 a.m., but for us it starts already at 15:00 p.m. It should end around 17:00 p.m. Apple conferences usually last less than two hours.
Where to watch
As in the case of every other keynote in recent years, it will be possible to watch today's one directly on Apple's website, specifically on this link. The stream usually starts just a few minutes before the stated start time, so it should be available around 14:50.
How to track
The live stream will be available on iPhone, iPad or iPod touch in Safari on iOS 9 or later. You can also use Safari on a Mac with macOS Sierra (10.11) or later, or even a PC with Windows 10, where the stream is functional in the Microsoft Edge browser. The most convenient is watching from Apple TV, which can be used by owners of the second and third generation with system 6.2 or later, as well as owners of Apple TV 4 and 4K after downloading the Apple Events app.
