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Apple’s 2016 iPhone event: Everything we know, plus how to watch live

A photo of Apple's new retail store in downtown San Francisco, Calif. on May 21, 2016.

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Apple’s 2016 iPhone and Apple Watch keynote kicks off at 10 a.m. Pacific (1 p.m. Eastern / 5 p.m. UTC) on September 7 in San Francisco. Here’s how to watch the event it live:

  • Mac: Safari (OS X 10.8.5+)
  • iPhone, iPad, iPod TouchSafari (iOS 7.0+)
  • Windows: Microsoft Edge (Windows 10) or VLC (link)
  • Android: VLC (link)
  • Apple TV: Apple Events app (2nd generation+ running 6.2+)
  • Follow along: on Twitter (@VentureBeat) for the latest breaking Apple news

As we await the next iPhone (the iPhone 7? the 6SE??), here’s an overview of everything the company is (and isn’t) expected to announce.

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Will (probably)

Won’t (maybe)

  • New Macs: Nope.
  • New Macs: Sorry, that’s what everyone’s saying.
  • New Macs: I know, and honestly, what the hell, Apple?!
  • Seriously: Apparently updated Macs will arrive later this year — maybe.

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