Sites offering live coverage of Apple’s iPhone software roadmap event which begins at 10am PT / 1pm ET today include:
• Ars Technica
• CNET – Tom Krazit
• CrunchGear
• Engadget
• Fortune – Jon Fortt
• Gizmodo
• Macworld
• TechCrunch
Please email with any other live coverage links and we will add them to the list above.
Enjoy the live coverage and then check back with us as we cover the news immediately following Apple’s event (maybe even a bit before it ends)!
President Donald Trump announced via Truth Social that the United States will slap 100% tariffs on all imports from any country…
Fresh rumors suggest Apple is once again exploring a smart ring — potentially dubbed the “iRing” — to take on leaders like Oura…
The Kremlin is demanding explanations from Apple following the unexplained removal of several apps developed by VK, Russia’s major internet¬
Apple’s entry-level iPhone lineup is getting a modest but meaningful memory boost for better AI performance, according to a new report…
Apple is bringing touch to its premium laptops. The company’s first-ever touchscreen MacBook — likely a high-end MacBook Pro model…
Hey MDN, I sent you a ComputerWorld story last Friday about Steve Ballmer not refuting the idea that Apple would license the Exchange APIs from MS, and I said that it would relate to today’s event. But you chose not to run it. It was prescient, damn it. I want my 15 seconds of fame.
Whoa. I want an ipod Touch. Not now, mind you, but in 4 months would be nice.
Thanks, AAPLguy.
And I just got the free iPhone SDK.
One word: Huge!
@ElderNorm:
Um, we in the frozen wasteland have had AT&T;since December. When you see the actual Microsoft shill, remind him that yes, he CAN download it in Alaska.
@Jeremy Avalon,
Shhhhh! Steve Ballmer does not want people to know that!!
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PS. He is also quite happy with selling Windows Mobile to a million or two phones. And besides, the iPhone does not have a key board, which makes it not very nice for business. Right? ROFLOL.
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I’d like to hear from someone who has used a Blackberry and an iPhone extensively as to how good the keyboard is. I am so fast on the BB I cannot imagine a virtual keyboard for daily use. Any diehard Crackberry fans care to comment?
Edwarc,
As shitty as Rogers can be sometimes — lay blame here:
http://www.cbc.ca/technology/story/2007/10/11/tech-iphone-trademark.html
ChrissyOne: The iPhone SDK means more to those kids than Jesus.
Does this mean I’m going to have to burn the Beatle tracks in my iPod now?
Tegenev is right: this is a seismic event. I hope video gets posted soon.
C1,
Spark: “damn it. I want my 15 seconds of fame.”
Next time try posting this near the top of the first page.
You lose.
Will there be a video of this? I assumed it was kind of a private setting sort of thing… but I’d like to see in moving pics the apps they came up with.
Dan the Man: ” am so fast on the BB I cannot imagine a virtual keyboard for daily use”
Find a decently long chunk of text somewhere on the web, Dan, and time yourself typing it out on your Berry. Post how long it took you, do it a few times give results here. I’ll type it on my iPhone, maybe a few others can as well and post times.
That’ll give you some actual data to compare with.
I’ll tell you I can’t imagine being much faster on a Blackberry keyboard than I am on my iPhone even after extensive practice on the Berry keyboard. One of the main reasons is the technology Apple uses to correct your typing is utterly outstanding.
@ Grigori
I can’t comment on that. I’m staying in bed today.