“Apple’s already told us that it’ll be unveiling the Software Development Kit (SDK) to open up the iPhone and iPod touch to third party apps sometime this month. Now it’s starting to look like February 26 will be the day,” Stuff.tv reports.
“Crafty Apple-watchers have spotted that the TV firm Apple uses for its launch announcements is hiring for a big event then – a telling clue that it might be the day,” Stuff.tv reports.
“We’re likely to see several apps to launch at the same time as the SDK, including moderately dull but useful support for Exchange and Lotus Notes… Since Apple’s promised us a year of continuous announcements, we also reckon we could hear of an update to the MacBook Pro,” Stuff.tv reports.
More in the full article here.
Hows’ about that AppleTV update? Have we got a date for that yet?
I’m about to ditch cable TV…
I highly doubt Apple would hire a film video crew for the unveiling of an SDK. Certainly Apple will be unveiling some product refreshes.
So, is Apple the ONLY company they do work for and they just chill out the rest of the time? Isn’t it possible that someone else could have hired them?
Here we go again … beating the drum about a 3G iPhone as well. When will these asshats put a muzzle on their flapper and shut the fsck up about something they have absolutely no frigging clue about.
Recycled news from other sources we’ve already read. Zzzzzzzzz
It must be something important, like the miniPro™.
I leave on vacation in about a week. I’d like to replace my old 867MHz PowerBook 12″ before then. The MacBook Air was a letdown as a replacement for the coveted PowerBook 12″.
Come on Steve, release the new MacBook Pros with multitouch next week and have them available right away.
“It must be something important, like the miniPro™.”
oxymoron
Hooray! On a separate note, I walked over to the Apple Store today. The Air is amazing, you have to hold it to believe it.
I also walked by the Nokia store to see their internet tablet, which is something I wish Apple would offer. The Nokia was OK, but nothing special, although the keyboard, albeit smaller than the iPhone’s was somewhat easier to use with fingers. A lot of people already have phone contracts or carriers that they’re happy with (ATT can’t touch my deal with Sprint). I can’t understand why Apple can’t create an iPhone device without the phone, just a data plan. I’d be the first to buy it, and I don’t think I’d be the last.
Cummon!!! new MBP’s!!!
Yawn.
Anyone know when Microsoft’s Zune updates are going to be announced?
Your potential. Our passion.™
I certainly hope so, because this morning I woke up and thought, ‘hey, there isn’t enough crap already in the world. I wonder what Apple is up to’?
Steve,
Apple DID create an iPhone without the iPhone.
It’s called the iPod Touch.
They are announcing the triumphant return of da Woz.
Exchange client for iP? Cool!
I hate Exchange but I am forced to use it.
Zune updates?
Whatever for?
Nice one ZT… i was in need of a chuckle this morning!
Their announcing Apple has purchased Microsoft for $44.6 billion in cash and stocks and will discontinue Vista and XP, then will license OS X to all pc vendors.
Ballmer to head up janitorial services.
“When will these asshats put a muzzle on their flapper and shut the fsck up about something they have absolutely no frigging clue about.”
A few trillionths of a second before this.
Isn’t the iMac about due for an update?
Blue Ray drives?
“Isn’t the iMac about due for an update?”
Last iMac update was on August 7th, 2007: New iMac, new case with black bezel, low end 20″ US$1199, low end 24″ US$1,799.
Days since last iMac update = 186. The average is 185.
So, yes, it’s possible.
@ Ampar
I’ve created flying pigs in the lab.
You created Hooters Air?
I happened to check the FCC page today and Apple filed something that looks like a big ipod touch. I’ve never looked there before, so I’m not sure if it is news or not.
I’ll take an AirPro for my next laptop please! You know it’s gonna come, right…