Apple’s latest virtual event is due to take place later today – and this time we’ll almost certainly be seeing the first Apple Silicon Mac.
Despite hosting events in both September and October, it seems Apple isn’t done just yet, with the company set to host another event later today. It’s almost certain that we’ll get our first look at the new Apple Silicon-based Macs, but what else should we expect to be announced? And how can I watch it live? We cover all you need to know about the Apple November event right here. As confirmed by the tech giant, the next Apple event is due to take place today, Tuesday 10 November 2020 at 10am PST, or 6pm GMT for those of us tuning in from the UK. As ever, it’s set to be broadcast from Apple Park in California, and it’s likely that it’ll be a combination of pre-recorded and live presentations like with the company’s September and October events. Just like virtually every other Apple event, you’ll be able to watch the action unfold in real-time. While Apple once required the use of Safari or an Apple product to watch its livestreams, it has dropped the barriers in recent years, allowing basically anybody on any device to tune in to its events via the Apple website. You’ll be able to watch the November Event via the Apple Event website, but you’ll also be able to watch it via the Apple TV app on iPhone, iPad, Apple TV and Mac, and you’ll also be able to tune in to the announcement via its YouTube channel too.
