We are starting to warm up our engines and we already have the official event presentation for the new Apple iPhone 6S. This together with the new Mac launches are the most outstanding events of the year for Apple and for some time the company has allowed it to be followed in streaming worldwide, that is, from a device with Safari that is iOS, Mac or Apple TV. . On this occasion the event of the already known as 'Hey Siri, give us a clue ...' will also be broadcast in streaming for everyone who has Safari but with the novelty that will also be available to Windows 10 users from the new browser of the operating system called Edge.
This data is quite curious since never before in all of Apple's history a streaming event had been held that could be followed from a PC. Apparently Apple does not want to miss the opportunity so that nobody misses this presentation and in addition to the more than 7.000 guests that fit in the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in the city of San Francisco (where the keynote is held this year) all Mac, Apple TV and iOS users will also join those who have Windows 10 installed and who want to see the presentation.
One of the reasons the keynote can be seen from Windows 10 PCs is that new Edge browser adds support for HLS (HTTP Live Streaming, or HLS, is a video broadcasting protocol initially implemented by Apple in its iOS operating system) and the more than 75 million users who have installed this new operating system will be able to watch the event live. This represents a new challenge in terms of possible drops in streaming due to excess traffic since more people will be connected and it could be a problem, but we imagine that Apple will already have this thought and studied so that everything goes smoothly and without failures.
