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iPhone 18 Pro will be used in this week’s Friday Night Baseball broadcast

iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max arrive in users’ hands tomorrow ( here’s our review ), and Apple plans to immediately put the new models to use during this week’s Friday Night Baseball broadcast when the Giants and Dodgers face off. Here are the details. more…

iPhone 18 Pro will be used in this week’s Friday Night Baseball broadcast

Apple is set to utilize the iPhone 18 Pro during this week's Friday Night Baseball broadcast, featuring the Giants and Dodgers on September 18 at 7:15 p.m. PT. The new models will be deployed in 14 different iPhone 18 Pro devices, capturing unique angles of the game from various places within Dodger Stadium. These include the pitch clock, backstop, foul pole, and both bullpens.

Eight of the 14 devices will be connected to a dedicated T-Mobile Private 5G Network to ensure real-time live footage seamlessly integrates into the broadcast. Beyond the live gameplay, iPhone 18 Pro will also capture moments from batting practice, player introductions, dugout perspectives, and more. The broadcast, which is free for all Apple TV subscribers, will be accessible via the Apple TV app, available for $14.99 per month or discounted through the Apple One bundle.

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