Apple will stream a live video feed from today’s iPad mini keynote directly to Apple TVs. Users with an Apple TV should see a new “Apple events” icon on their homescreen. Clicking on the icon will take you to a page inviting you to tune in at 10AM Pacific time to watch the event live. First noticed by MacRumors, the decision marks a u-turn for Apple, which hasn’t broadcast live video from an event since 2010.
iPad mini event will be streamed live on the web to iOS, Mac, and Apple TV users


It’s not clear if Apple will offer streaming through other mediums. We’ve had a look through the iOS App Store and iTunes to see if there is any hint of a mobile streaming solution, but haven’t found anything yet. Apple’s Events page also offers no hint of a live stream. We’ll keep you updated if anything changes, but we’ll be at the San Jose California Theater bringing you up-to-the-minute news and analysis direct from the event.
Update: Apple will also provide a live stream of the event online, but it’s only guaranteed for existing customers: Apple says you’ll need Safari 4 and OS X 10.6 or later to tune in. If you meet those requirements you can watch the stream here on Apple’s events page.
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