Twitter 'hashflag' for upcoming April 20 Apple event goes live
The so-called Twitter "hashflag," a custom icon appearing next to the #AppleEvent hashtag, for Apple's April 20 announcement event is now live after the company announced the virtual gathering on Tuesday.
Credit: Apple
Apple has used the custom Twitter feature for its live events since the September 2020 keynote. As of Tuesday afternoon, the tag for the upcoming April 20 special event is live.
The "hashflag" for the upcoming spring announcement features a stylized and colorful Apple logo matching the invites the company sent out earlier on Tuesday.
Along with the Twitter hashtag feature, Apple is also marketing their upcoming event with augmented reality objects.
Apple is largely expected to debut new iPad Pro models at the event, as well as the long-awaited "AirTags" tracking device Bluetooth and Ultra Wideband support.
The event will kick off at 10 a.m. Pacific Time (1 p.m. Eastern) on Tuesday, April 20.
Credit: Apple
Apple has used the custom Twitter feature for its live events since the September 2020 keynote. As of Tuesday afternoon, the tag for the upcoming April 20 special event is live.
The "hashflag" for the upcoming spring announcement features a stylized and colorful Apple logo matching the invites the company sent out earlier on Tuesday.
Along with the Twitter hashtag feature, Apple is also marketing their upcoming event with augmented reality objects.
Apple is largely expected to debut new iPad Pro models at the event, as well as the long-awaited "AirTags" tracking device Bluetooth and Ultra Wideband support.
The event will kick off at 10 a.m. Pacific Time (1 p.m. Eastern) on Tuesday, April 20.
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Hoping the next model works with the expen$ive Apple keyboard that I use almost all the time. Multiple people I know want this one if I upgrade- willing to pay more than whatever the trade in quote will be.