Most of you may be gearing up to watch the iPhone 6s launch event live, and to help you have the best possible live viewing experience, we bring you some basic details regarding Apple's plans to stream the event live.
While the Cupertino giant for years has been streaming the event to/through Apple devices, the company this time has decided to stream the event live to Windows devices as well - but only those that run Windows 10. Users with Windows 10 machines can watch the iPhone 6s event live on Microsoft Edge, the company's built-in browser.
Besides, Apple users can witness the event live on their iPhones, iPads, or iPod touch devices. But the event can be watched on only those iOS devices that run iOS 7.0 or later. Mac users can have the live stream with Safari 6.0.5 or later on OS X v10.8.5 or later.
Streaming via Apple TV requires a second- or third-generation Apple TV with software 6.2 or later.
The event begins at 10.30 PM (IST). The event will be live here once it begins.
While Apple has been ritualistically introducing new iPhones every year, but its decision to stage the event in a venue with a capacity to hold 7,000 people has prompted some to suspect that a surprise is in store.
You can, however, follow the live blog of the event that will include latest updates along with analysis here.
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