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Apple announces October 27 event ('hello again')





Another Apple event. Yesterday, Apple announced the next Apple keynote will be held on October 27, which is exactly a week from now. It will be held at it's Apple Campus in Cupertino.

What to expect

The tagline for the original Macintosh was 'hello'. Then came the iMac, which was 'hello. again.'. We are expecting new MacBook Pros that have been rumored for a very long time. They are going to have a new OLED Touch Bar which replaces the Function key row. It is dynamic depending on the app you are using, and can give controls depending on that app.

Watch the event live (10am PDT) : Apple Events - Keynote October 2016 - Apple

Get ready for the event!



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