It's that time once again, folks. Apple has sent out the invitations for a new event, this one to be held at the Steve Jobs Theater at Apple Park. As this is Apple's September event, it's likely to focus on new iPhones, with an update to the Apple Watch also likely. There are also rumors that the Apple TV could see an update.
Apple September 2019 Special Event Preview
Apple's September 2019 event will kick off at 10 am PDT/1 pm EDT on Tuesday, September 10, 2019.
Watch the live stream
In a new move for Apple, the company will be livestreaming the event on YouTube. While you could head to Apple's YouTube channel, you should be able to watch it right here! You could also use the methods outlined below.
Most of us won't be able to attend the event live and in person. But we do have a window into the event thanks to Apple's live stream, which it will once again provide so that everyone can get a look at Apple's latest announcements as they happen.
If you want to stream via the web outside of YouTube, you'll be able to find the keynote at Apple's event live stream page for all users on iPhone, iPad, and Mac running the latest version of Safari. PC users running Windows 10 can also participate and will be able to watch using the current version of the Edge browser. Apple says that other platforms "may" be able to watch the stream if they're using the latest versions of Chrome or Firefox.
Finally, if you want to watch the event live on your Apple TV, you can download the Apple Events app from the Apple TV App Store. Opening the app should take you right to this new event. Just press play a little before 10 a.m. PT, and you should hear the warmup music as the audience finds their seats, which will eventually transition into the event itself.
Follow along with iMore!
iMore's Rene Ritchie and Lory Gil will be on the ground at the event, bringing you the latest on Apple's new announcements. If you want to follow along with their commentary, be sure to follow them on Twitter.
Finally, go ahead and bookmark our live events page to get more in-depth looks at Apple's new announcements.
Remember, it's Tuesday, September 10 at 10 am PT/1 pm ET. We'll see you then.
