On Thursday, Apple will be live streaming its October “Hello Again” Mac event online. Find out what time the keynote starts, where to watch and what to expect.
It’s just a couple of hours until Apple begins its October live streamed “Hello Again” event, where the company is expected to unveil its latest Mac models including a probable update to its MacBook Pro. The Apple event kicks off Thursday at 10 a.m. PDT (1 p.m. EDT) in Cupertino. For those not fortunate enough to attend the event themselves, Apple offers us a live stream of the event that can be watched online or via a mobile Apple device.
How To Watch Apple Live Stream October Mac Event
To watch the live stream of Apple’s “Hello Again” event, you can visit apple.com/apple-events on the Safari Browser on iPhones, iPods, iPads and Mac desktop or laptop computers. If you are a Windows 10 user, the live stream will also play via the Microsoft Edge browser.
What to Expect At Apple's "Hello Again" Event
MacBook Pro 2016 – The new MacBook Pro is rumored to feature:
- OLED Touch Control Bar
- Bigger Trackpad
- Move to all USB-C ports (will replace both classic USBs and MagSafe power cords for a simple all-in-one port)
- Thinner, lighter body
- Touch ID support
- Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, of KGI Securities, expects Apple to adopt Intel’s Skylake processors, which launched at the beginning of the year.
- 2TB SSD option could be made available
- Quality of Retina Display expected to improve
- Could possibly come in other colors than just silver
MacBook Air – The new MacBook Air is rumored to feature:
- Apple rumored to discontinue 11-inch model
- I2016 model not expected, but if announced may see conversion to USB-C only like MacBook Pro
- Price reduction for 13-inch model
iMac – The new iMac is rumored to feature:
- Revamped design with improved graphics performance. New options for AMD graphics processing units may be announced.
- 5K resolution (5120 x 2880) display could be announced, which features built-in GPU.
