Apple Music event ‘will happen right after WWDC’

In an unusual move by Apple , the company project to hold a second special upshot right after itsWWDCkeynote presentation tonight – or to be more precise , at 8 postmortem examination UK time on 7 June . Apple made the declaration in a video issue on the music service on Sunday , something first spotted by the Twitter userKenny .

However , the video is not currently approachable , suggesting that an Apple employee posted it too before long by accident . We hope nobody has been fired for this manifest error .

I do n’t think anyone else has find this yet , so here it is :

Apple Music Spatial Audio is going to be inaugurate at 12 pm PT on June 7 ( after the WWDC keynote)https://t.co / WSdMdSBTmn#AppleMusic#spatialaudio#WWDC21

The upshot will focalise on Apple Music , and more specifically on the new Spatial Audio feature , which Apple has previouslyannouncedwill be released on its medicine streaming service at some stage in June . Spatial Audio is a directional technology , originallylaunched on the AirPods , that creates the illusion that audio is coming from specific point in 3D space around you .

Spatial Audio was announced alongside Lossless Audio , but its significance was somewhat lost amid several 24-hour interval of damaging headlines about the various hardware on whichLossless was not availableat the time . Apple will therefore be keen to evangelize Spatial Audio ’s time value to prospective ratifier .

WWDC ’s chess opening presentation at 6 pm UK fourth dimension tonight would traditionally be devoted to the company ’s various operating systems , withiOS 15andmacOS 12the most eminent - profile updates coming this yr . But it seems that Apple want to split out some of the Apple Music news show for its own upshot . This too will be swarm live , just like WWDC itself . ( Here’show to learn WWDC . )

Tonight at 8 pm we will regain out what this new event is about – assuming it happens at all . Apple has not sustain the upshot anywhere other than in the now - remove picture .

This article originally appear onMacworld Sweden . Translation and additional reporting by David Price .