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Here’s how to watch Apple’s March 8th ‘Peek performance’ event on any device

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Here’s how to watch Apple’s March 8th ‘Peek performance’ event on any device
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We only have a few hours left to watch Apple‘s March 8th ‘Peek performance,’ event which is actually a pre-recorded virtual event due to the current outbreak, which will be aired live from Steve Jobs Theater on the Apple Park campus in Cupertino, California at 10 a.m. PST / 11:30 p.m. IST.

The iPhone SE 3 (or iPhone SE 2022), iPad Air 5, and new Apple Silicon Macs are expected to announce at the ‘Peek performance’ event. Below we’ve discussed how to watch Apple’s March 8th ‘Peek performance’ event on any device.

The iPhone SE 3 is expected to have enhanced hardware, including 5G connectivity, a better camera, and an Apple’s A15 Bionic chip, among other things. All of this will most likely be in the same form as the previous model, with a 4.7-inch LCD display and Touch ID in the Home Button.

The iPad Air 5 is also likely to be released, featuring the M1 chip upgrade, a 12MP ultra-wide front-facing camera with Center Stage compatibility, 5G connectivity, and a new color option.

Here’s How to watch Apple’s March 8th ‘Peek performance’ event

Apple is holding its pre-recorded virtual event today for its March 8 ‘Peek performance’ event at 10 am PST / 11:30 pm IST from Steve Jobs Theater on the Apple Park campus in Cupertino, California.

People from all over the world can watch this virtual event on any device via Apple’s official YouTube channel, its own event website, or directly from the Apple TV app on compatible devices by searching for the ‘Peek performance’ event in the Apple TV app.

Alternatively, you can watch a virtual event via Apple’s YouTube channel, which we’ve embedded below:


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