How To Watch Apple’s iPhone 11 Event In Australia [Updated]


The time has finally come. In just a few more hours, Apple will unveil its iPhone 11 range – and a whole lot more besides – at its Californian head quarters. If you’re stuck in Australia, here’s how (and when) to watch all the announcements live.

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What time is the Apple iPhone 11 event?

Apple’s iPhone 11 unveiling is due to start at 10am on Tuesday, September 10 in California. For Australians, that converts to 3am on Wednesday, September 11 AEST. (Western Australians have things slightly easier, with a 1am start.)

What is Apple announcing at the event?

Apple is expected to announce three models for the iPhone 11 series, including a potential ‘Pro’ entry like the iPad and MacBooks have had for the years. It’s speculated there will be an entry-level option, the bigger screen or ‘Plus’ option as well as the ‘Pro’. It appears Apple might also be bringing Apple Pen functionality to the larger model which would essentially turn it into a Galaxy Note competitor.

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How to stream the Apple Event live

The event will be streamed publicly on Apple website, which is accessible through most browsers. You cam also watch the action live on Apple’s YouTube page. The video embed is included below:

What else do I need to know?


Interestingly, some analysts and fans have theorised the invitation’s logo hints at the potential colours the new range will come in.

The logo appears to be a reference to Apple’s original six-coloured logo but this version only comes with five – and the colours’ shades are different. This is because invites from previous years have also hinted at updates but were not immediately apparent prior to the launch.

Other theories are considerably more wild.

We’ll find out if any of them are correct soon enough.

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