How to watch the 10-4 event live?

[gmj73]

Regardless of how quickly they put the keynotes into iTunes am I right in thinking that the Apple websites across the world usually reflect new products very quickly so all the info will be available.


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[sting7k]

It's late but I normally follow cnet's live blog; they always have someone there and are more new oriented IMO than most others.

I wish Apple would do the live stream like they did a few years back with the Safari only live feed. That was awesome. Was that for iOS 3 preview? Can't remember now.

 

[ChaosShadow]

then what would be the point of Sprint's big announcement if Apple is going to do it tomorrow?

Sprint's big announcement is about their Network Vision project. The iPhone announcement they'll make will definitely supplement the network upgrade project set to commence over the next few years.

 

[DrewBear]

I wish Apple would do the live stream like they did a few years back with the Safari only live feed. That was awesome. Was that for iOS 3 preview? Can't remember now.

Apple live streamed last year's iPod event, but not the iPad 2 event earlier this year. I think they'll do a private stream of tomorrow for the press in Europe who couldn't make it.

One theory as to why they don't live stream the big events (iPhone & iPad) is because the limited access generates huge traffic in the blogosphere. Twitter, G+ and Facebook will be dominated by iPhone comments for most of tomorrow.

 

[DreamOutLoud65]

so where is the best place to catch live feed of this today?

 

[DrewBear]

so where is the best place to catch live feed of this today?

There is no live feed to the public. Lots of live blogs. Scroll back in this thread to see suggestions on which sites are usually fastest posting photos.

 

[DreamOutLoud65]

There is no live feed to the public. Lots of live blogs. Scroll back in this thread to see suggestions on which sites are usually fastest posting photos.

that's what I meant.. blogs, twitter etc..

 

[Fausty82]

It's late but I normally follow cnet's live blog; they always have someone there and are more new oriented IMO than most others.

I wish Apple would do the live stream like they did a few years back with the Safari only live feed. That was awesome. Was that for iOS 3 preview? Can't remember now.

I don't recall the product release/announcement, but it was a one-hit-wonder.

 

[Nanci]

Two guys are tallking on the Vertex site, now. It starts in 15 minutes?? I thought it was an hour and 15!!

 

[DrewBear]

I think these guys will have photos:
Macworld
Arstechnica
thisismynext

Andy Ihnatko with the Laporte crew are doing a video meta blog at: TWiT Live - netcasts you love, from people you trust

Edit: TiPb is supposed to also have a video meta blog on Ustream, but I couldn't find it.

 

[DrewBear]

Two guys are tallking on the Vertex site, now. It starts in 15 minutes?? I thought it was an hour and 15!!

5 min. Who are the two guys? Do they actually have anyone in Cupertino?

 

[DrewBear]

these guys look great: Live Apple iPhone 5 event coverage – gdgt live

 

[Nanci]

Pretty pleased listening to Vertex and reading Gizmodo...and watching the live.gdgt link. Vertex is getting good images, different images from the other two sites.

 

[bgarrick87]

these guys look great: Live Apple iPhone 5 event coverage

 

[RyanR]

Did anyone else watch the CNN live coverage? I was surprised to see them streaming it almost live (it was about 20 minutes behind)

 

[Fausty82]

Did anyone else watch the CNN live coverage? I was surprised to see them streaming it almost live (it was about 20 minutes behind)

Apple records all of their keynotes... and the story that I heard was that as soon as the first tape was full, they allowed certain news orgs (CNN in this case) to stream from the tape. That was the reason for the 20 minute lag.

Also, if you want to watch the announcement, it's now available in iTunes as the Apple Keynotes video podcast.