Soccer

Apple to Air MLS Match Shot Entirely on iPhone 17 Pro

The tech giant will broadcast a Los Angeles Galaxy versus Houston Dynamo game using a fleet of smartphones, marking a first for professional sports.

Apple's iPhone‑Shot MLS Broadcast Makes History

Apple is set to deliver a live broadcast of a Major League Soccer contest between the Los Angeles Galaxy and Houston Dynamo on May 23, and the entire feed will be captured with fifteen iPhone 17 Pro devices.

The production promises dynamic new perspectives, bringing viewers closer to the action than traditional camera rigs can achieve, while also highlighting the capabilities of the latest iPhone hardware.

The Technology Behind the Lens

The iPhone 17 Pro’s advanced sensor, optical image stabilization and computational photography tools were leveraged to handle fast‑moving play, low‑light conditions and rapid zooming, ensuring that the footage meets broadcast standards.

By distributing the capture across a coordinated fleet, Apple’s engineers were able to stitch together a seamless feed, synchronizing each device’s stream in real time.

The upcoming match will take place at a venue in the United States, and the broadcast will be distributed to viewers across North America, where soccer’s popularity continues to rise.

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