14 DAY TRIAL // Apple's “Hey Siri, give us a hint.” event will start very soon, at 10:00 AM PDT (Pacific Daylight Time) or 5:00 PM GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) for our European readers. The event will take place on the stage of the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco, California, and is expected to house an unprecedentedly large audience for an Apple keynote.
As is customary, Apple will start the event with a keynote speech during which they will announce what has changed in the new releases of OS X, iOS and watchOS, together with new products and services.
If you want to view a quick recap of all the devices rumored to be unveiled during tonight's event, we have a "Hey Siri" roundup article that should put you up to speed with everything you should expect to see on stage.
You can also browse through our list of articles on the dedicated Apple Sep 9 Event page for an overview of everything that transpired about the September 9 special event and about all the possible products Apple might reveal during tonight's keynote.
Apple has sent invitations for this special event to select members of the media on August 27, and if you're not one of the lucky individuals to watch the keynote live at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, you can still follow everything going on on stage because we will cover the entire event in real time on this page.
While reading this live blog, make sure to refresh the page every few minutes to get the new event updates we publish.
The event can also be watched live on Apple's dedicated live stream web page if you have "iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with Safari on iOS 7.0 or later, a Mac with Safari 6.0.5 or later on OS X v10.8.5 or later, or a PC with Microsoft Edge on Windows 10."
This event can also be watched on "a second- or third-generation Apple TV with software 6.2 or later."
Apple's CEO Tim Cook has already announced on Twitter its start in just a few hours:
Just a few hours to go here in SF! We can’t wait to show you what we’ve been working on. http://t.co/DeBsAD67p5 pic.twitter.com/DLIPTK2m1L
— Tim Cook (@tim_cook) September 9, 2015
08:04 AM PDT: Phil Schiller is also live on Twitter and, apparently, something big is coming tonight:
Incredibly excited for today! (Probably will run out of superlatives) http://t.co/i78Nzio9qb
— Philip Schiller (@pschiller) September 9, 2015
09:33 AM PDT: The entrance of the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium is jam-packed:
09:48 AM PDT: Audience overview and keynote stage:
09:53 AM PDT: The video feed has started and we can see the audience, with empty seats still available and Beats1 playing in the background:
10:00 AM PDT: Tim Cook is now on stage:
10:02 AM PDT: Tim recaps Apple Watch's year:
10:05 AM PDT: Jeff Williams presents the Apple Watch features:
10:07 AM PDT: Facebook Messenger, AirStrip and GoPro support to be added to the Apple Watch:
10:09 AM PDT: Cameron Powell demos AirStrip on the Apple Watch:
10:10 AM PDT: Live health tracking on Apple Watch with watchOS 2:
10:13 AM PDT: Jeff Williams talks about the Apple Watch Hermès with Single Tour, Double Tour and Cuff leather bands to be launched on October 5 with pricing starting at $1100:
10:16 AM PDT: Apple Watch video presentation:
10:18 AM PDT: Tim Cook back on stage with news about the iPad:
10:19 AM PDT: iPad Pro?
10:21 AM PDT: Tim Cook holding an iPad Pro:
10:22 AM PDT: Phill Schiller presenting the iPad Pro:
10:23 AM PDT: iPad Pro to come with a 12.9-inch screen and full sized keyboard:
10:25 AM PDT: iPad Pro also has an A9x chip and variable refresh rate for saving energy:
10:26 AM PDT: A9x 360 times more powerful than iPad 1's processor:
10:27 AM PDT: iPad Pro allows you to edit three 4K video streams at the same time in iMovie:
10:28 AM PDT: iPad Pro to also feature 4 point audio surround system:
10:29 AM PDT: iPad Pro to receive Smart Keyboard accessory with Smart Connector:
10:30 AM PDT: Apple Pencil for iPad Pro rechargeable via Lightning connector:
10:31 AM PDT: Apple Pencil's tip:
10:33 AM PDT: Apple Pencil compatible with most iOS native apps:
10:35 AM PDT: Microsof's Kirk Konigsbauer demos iPad Pro's productivity features:
10:37 AM PDT: Microsof to come with support for Apple Pencil and multi-tasking:
10:39 AM PDT: Adobe's Eric Snowden demos iPad Pro's design features:
10:39 AM PDT: Irene Walsh demos an app designed to allow iPad Pro users to visualize human anatomy:
10:41 AM PDT: Full iPad Pro specs:
10:42 AM PDT: iPad Pro and the environment:
10:43 AM PDT: iPad Pro prices:
10:45 AM PDT: iPad Pro's speakers from the inside:
10:46 AM PDT: iPad Pro with connected Smart Keyboard:
10:47 AM PDT: The new iPad line with a new iPad mini 4 model:
10:48 AM PDT: The Apple TV is next:
10:49 AM PDT: Apps are the future of television:
10:50 AM PDT: Apple TV comes with powerful hardware, new user experience and a modern OS:
10:51AM PDT: The new Appple TV:
10:53 AM PDT: Eddy Cue presents the new Apple TV and the new Bluetooth 4.0-enabled Apple Remote with Wii-like capabilities, starting at $149:
10:55 AM PDT: Jen Folse demos Apple TV's new interface and Siri based interaction:
11:02 AM PDT: Apparently Jen is a metal head:
11:07 AM PDT: Eddy Cue announces tvOS with an iOS 9 core and 11 million registered developers:
11:09 AM PDT: HipsterWhale's Andy Sum presents Crossy Road for Apple TV, now with multiplayer mode and support for the new Apple Remote with touch interface:
11:11 AM PDT: Playing Cross Road on an Apple TV:
11:13 AM PDT: Mike Fitzgerald presenting Beat Sports:
11:16 AM PDT: Michelle Peluso demos Gilt for Apple TV with high definition graphics for simple shopping from your couch:
11:19 AM PDT: Chad Evans from Major League Baseball demos MLB.com app for Apple TV:
11:21 AM PDT: Full Apple TV specs and ports (64-bit A8 processor, 802.11 ac Wi-Fi with MIMO, IR receiver), App Store for Apple TV, game hand-off, and the new Apple Remote, to be released in Late October:
11:23 AM PDT: Apple TV prices, Apple Remote specs and tvOS Beta to be released today:
11:27 AM PDT: Tim Cook presents the 4-7-inch iPhone 6s and and the 5.5-inch 6s Plus, with Retina HD displays:
11:32 AM PDT: 3D Touch:
11:36 AM PDT: Craig Federichi demos the new 3D Touch feature:
11:41 AM PDT: iPhone 6s comes with a desktop-class 64-bit A9 processor with up to 70 percent faster CPU performance and up to 90 percent faster GPU performance, and a 7000 Series aluminum allow body:
11:44 AM PDT: Andy Wafer presents Freeblade for iOS on the new iPhone 6s:
11:46 AM PDT: iPhone 6s also features an M9 coprocessor, a two times faster 2nd generation Touch ID sensor and a new 12 MP iSight camera with a photo sensor featuring deep trench isolation:
11:51 AM PDT: The new 12 MP iSight camera in the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus can record 4K videos:
11:53 AM PDT: iPhone 6s also comes with a 5 MP Facetime camera with Truetone Retina display flash:
11:56 AM PDT: Phil Schiller announces Live Photos available on all Apple products:
11:58 AM PDT: The new iPhones come with twice as fast WiFi, faster LTE Advanced and custom display chip:
12:00 PM PDT: Full iPhone 6s and 6s Plus specs:
12:01 PM PDT: The iPhone lineup, iPhone 6s and 6s Plus prices:
12:02 PM PDT: The new iPhones to also feature a new "Move from Android" Android app and a "Move to iOS" iOS app:
12:03 PM PDT: iPhone 6s and 6s Plus available for pre-order on September 12 and September 25 in 130 countries and for over 400 carriers:
12:05 PM PDT: iOS 9 available on September 16:
12:08 PM PDT: One Republic now live on the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium stage:
12:22 PM PDT: Tim Cook says goodbye to One Republic and the keynote has ended.
Thank you for watching the keynote with us and make sure to keep an eye on our website's Apple News area for articles regarding the new features available in the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus, the iPad Pro and the new Apple TV.
