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Apple is streaming the conference live!
Those of you with superior browsers or Apple devices will be able to watch the conference live this time around!
Simply navigate to http://events.apple.com.edgesuite.net/1009qpeijrfn/event with either your iOS device or HTML5 compliant browser (Safari and Chrome are likely to be the only ones that work) and watch the events live!
If you can load this properly, you're probably good to go!
If you can't get this sample to work properly, you're probably going to want to find a stream:
http://www.ustream.tv/discovery/live/all?q=apple event
This stream should work.
There is a hack to try and view the conference via VLC detailed here, however even the author isn't so sure if it's going to work properly for a live stream vs. pre-recorded content. Tryer beware.
Liveblogs
gdgt - AutoUpdating
Engadget - AutoUpdating
MacRumors - Twitterfeed
CNET
Gizmodo...none? (I can't find one) :lol
Expectations
Engadget
GizmodoApple TV
* Exclusive: Upcoming Apple TV loses 1080p playback, gains apps, will be renamed iTV
* The next Apple TV revealed: cloud storage and iPhone OS on tap... and a $99 price tag
iTunes
* Apple reportedly in talks with networks for 99 cent TV show rentals
* Yoko Ono regarding Beatles on iTunes: 'Don't hold your breath'
iPod
* iPod touch coming in a 'few weeks' with dual cameras and Retina Display, suggests John Gruber
* Apple iPod touch LCD screen with front-facing camera slot spied?
Everything Else
* New iPhone, iPad model codes set up for iTunes activation bypass -- CDMA versions, maybe?
* Apple's Lala music team working on video streaming service for 2010 launch?
New, Facetime-ready iPod Touches? Everyone's been expecting Apple to expand Facetime to other devices, and the iPod Touch, primed for an update, seems like a logical first step. We heard a few months ago that iPod Touches would use email addresses for Facetime calls, and a slew of leaked parts, some more convincing than others, have all shown that the iPod Touch would bear at least a front facing camera.
A 1.7" touch screen iPod Shuffle? This one seems likely, too, and some accessories have leaked out a bit early, making the very nano iPod Nano seem like a near-certainty.
The feverishly anticipated cloud-enhanced iTunes? It's sad to say, but a full-on cloud-based iTunes still seems like it might be a ways off. Apparently Apple has not approached record labels about the new licenses they'd likely need to store and serve MP3s from their own severs, and some recent reports have said that tomorrow's iTunes updates are primed to be more social than stream-y.
60 second previews for iTunes songs, doubling the length of the current 30 second clips? If so, this is a hint of what's to come with Apple's eventual streaming offerings. Whereas good old Lala gave you a chance to stream the full song once, Apple might only deign to let you hear a minute of a tune for previewing purposes.
The long-rumored $99 Apple TV? For a while it seemed like an AppleTV update was a lock for tomorrow's event, but the explicitly music-themed event invite suggests that any AppleTV updates in the works might be bumped for another day. Still, rumors are reaching a critical mass and we could well see Apple's new living room play announced on the First.
99 cent TV show rentals through Apple TV? While AppleTV hardware seems increasingly unlikely for tomorrow's eventthough still a distinct "One more thing" possibilitysome sort of video streaming service is possible. CNET heard that the Lala team was working on a some sort of video streaming feature that was holding things up, and it's possible we could hear about that tomorrow. Update: The WSJ says Apple will have 99-cent rentals from ABC and Fox.
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