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watch apple unveil the new iphone live right here

AVATAR Romain Dillet
Romain Dillet
Senior Reporter
October 13, 2020
watch apple unveil the new iphone live right here

Apple is scheduled to reveal its latest iPhone lineup today. The company will be hosting a (virtual) presentation at 10 AM PT (1 PM in New York, 6 PM in London, 7 PM in Paris). The event will be broadcast live, and you can view it right here as the company provides a live stream.

According to circulating reports, four distinct iPhone 12 models are anticipated, including a smaller “mini” version with a 5.4-inch screen, alongside the iPhone 12, 12 Pro, and 12 Pro Max. The iPhone 12 and 12 Pro are expected to share a 6.1-inch display, while the iPhone 12 Pro Max may feature a larger 6.7-inch display.

Several of the new models are predicted to include 5G connectivity. While the company is expected to highlight the speed advantages of 5G over 4G, it’s important to note that widespread 5G network availability from carriers remains limited to select test locations.

Beyond smartphones, Apple may also introduce a new wireless charging accessory. This product will not carry the AirPower name; instead, the company is rumored to be reviving the MagSafe branding for this particular device.

Regarding audio products, many anticipate the unveiling of Apple-branded over-ear headphones, which would complement the existing AirPods range. The company might also take this opportunity to release a more affordable, compact HomePod.

The live stream is accessible directly on this page, as Apple is broadcasting its conference via YouTube.

If you own an Apple TV, you can obtain the Apple Events app from the App Store. This app allows you to stream today’s presentation and access recordings of previous events. The app’s icon was recently updated in preparation for today’s event.

Alternatively, if you do not have an Apple TV or prefer not to use YouTube, you can also watch the live stream through the Apple Events section on the company’s website. This video stream is now compatible with all popular web browsers – Safari, Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox.

Our team will be providing full coverage of the event, and you can follow our liveblog for real-time updates and analysis.

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Romain Dillet

Romain Dillet served as a Senior Reporter for TechCrunch until April 2025. He authored more than 3,500 pieces focusing on technology and emerging tech companies, becoming a recognized and respected commentator within the European technology landscape. His expertise encompasses a broad range of areas, including startups, artificial intelligence, financial technology, data protection, cybersecurity, blockchain technology, mobile technology, social media, and the media industry. Having spent thirteen years with TechCrunch, he became a well-known figure at the publication renowned for its comprehensive coverage of Silicon Valley and the broader technology sector – he initially joined TechCrunch at the age of 21. Situated in Paris, he is widely regarded by many within the technology community as a highly informed tech journalist. Romain has a talent for identifying promising startups at an early stage. He was the first journalist to report on Revolut, Alan, and N26. He also broke stories regarding significant acquisitions made by Apple, Microsoft, and Snap. Beyond his writing, Romain also possesses skills as a software developer, giving him insight into the technical aspects of the technologies he covers. He also maintains a comprehensive understanding of the history of computing over the last half-century, allowing him to effectively analyze the connections between new developments and their societal impact. Romain is an alumnus of Emlyon Business School, a prominent French business school with a specialization in entrepreneurship. He has also contributed his time and expertise to various charitable organizations, including StartHer, which focuses on advancing education and empowerment for women in the technology field, and Techfugees, an organization dedicated to assisting displaced individuals through the use of technology.
Romain Dillet