We love it when Apple live-streams its keynotes so that we can watch along with those lucky enough to have gotten an invite, but yesterday’s was nothing short of a disaster. It was down more than it was up, and it made Tim Cook and Phil Schiller sound like Chinese girls. But if you missed anything, you can now catch up on-demand and uninterrupted.
The entire, 120-minute keynote is now available to watch on Apple’s website, whenever and wherever you want. You can also download it in standard– and high-definition as a podcast for viewing on an iOS device.
Watching the keynote video is the best way to experience an Apple event (if you can’t be there). You get to see Tim Cook and Phil Schiller introduce the latest devices and get all excited about them, and you can watch the product demos that show off their new features and upcoming apps and services.
The keynotes also include Apple’s first TV ads for the new iPhones and the Apple Watch, and there’s an appearance from U2 at the end. And because they’re downloadable, you don’t have to worry about them crashing, skipping, or turning Chinese.
Source: Apple
Killian Bell is a freelance writer based in the U.K. He has an interest in all things tech and also covers Android over at CultofAndroid.com. You can follow him on Twitter via @killianbell.
