Apple plans to live stream its event on September 7th

Apple has already sent out the invitations for its September 7th event. Now, it is just a matter of making the announcement that introduces the Apple iPhone 7 and Apple iPhone 7 Plus. The event begins at 1pm Eastern Time (10am Pacific Time), and will be live streamed by Apple (more on that below).

According to the latest rumored specs, the Apple iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus will both feature new antenna line placements at the top and bottom edge of the models. The pair will no longer sport a 3.5mm earphone jack, and will carry a second speaker grille on the bottom of the phone where the jack used to reside. The rear camera lens on the iPhone 7 is larger, and a dual camera setup is found on the iPhone 7 Plus. Both models will have a capacitive touch button to replace the home button, and electromagnetics will make it feel to the user as through he/she were pressing a real button. Both handsets will be powered by the A10 chipset, and feature larger batteries (1960mAh for the iPhone 7, and 2910mAh for the iPhone 7 Plus). The amount of RAM on the iPhone 7 Plus will be hiked by 50% to 3GB.

We also could see the unveiling of the Apple Watch 2. According to Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI Securities, there will be two versions of the timepiece. The premium model will include GPS and a barometer. Overall, the Apple Watch 2 will have improved waterproofing capabilities and a faster processor. We could also see the second-generation Apple Watch powered by a larger 334mAh battery.

To live stream the September 7th event, click on the sourcelink. There are certain requirements which Apple has announced in a statement that you will find directly below.


source: Apple via MobileSyrup