“Steve Jobs’s voice carries. Apple’s chief executive in San Francisco drowned out much of the buzz on Tuesday from the biggest U.S. consumer electronics show in Las Vegas, hundreds of miles,” Reuters reports.
Reuters reports, “In one meeting at the Consumer Electronics Show, an analyst receiving an email turned to colleagues and whispered simply ‘iPhone.’ Several nodded knowingly: Apple had finally announced the much-anticipated iPod mobile phone, dubbed the iPhone.”
Reuters reports, “In a Las Vegas press room, reporters set aside deadlines to debate whether the engadget or Gizmodo blog had better coverage of Jobs’ Macworld speech unfolding in San Francisco. Others simply asked whether they were at the right conference.”
Full article here.
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Rainy Day” for the heads up.]
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