Not on Apple TV yet.
It's certainly smoother than the live stream was! And without the double soundtrack and voiceover, it's a pleasure to watch this time.
I was watching the horrible live stream while it was messing up and going back and forth between blogs. Now watching the actual keynote, I'm a lot more impressed. Then apple watch looks way better than first impression. It took less than a day to grow on me. But...I still don't see a real need for it in my life. My fitbit will stay on my wrist for now
It's certainly smoother than the live stream was! And without the double soundtrack and voiceover, it's a pleasure to watch this time.
It's certainly smoother than the live stream was! And without the double soundtrack and voiceover, it's a pleasure to watch this time.
Too many people flooded the servers, so it just kept crashing or restarting.
And the audio feeds were getting mixed up so we were getting chinese translations at the same time as Tim was speaking.
Audio goof and just general under preparedness from Apple for such an epic live stream event.
Did I miss something? What was the big white structure outside?
If "biggest" was to be taken literally (and in some ways Apple likes to play with words like that) then it can be seen as the biggest iPhone advancement (going to 4.7 and 5.5 inch screens).Tim Cook: "Today we are launching the biggest advancement in the history of iPhone." I'll have some of whatever he's smoking. Other than a bigger screen and NFC I'm not sure what else it has. Barometer? Astonishing.
Chassis so advanced and thin we couldn't fit the camera in! (And we also couldn't colour in those pesky bands) And the crowd goes wild at the "even thinner" announcement. In fact that was the biggest cheer of the event. Well, that's why your battery life isn't a full 2 days folks, so applaud till your hands hurt. Which they probably will when you use your new 6 for more than a few minutes because hey, bigger and thinner over comfort and function. It's *really* thin!
If I ever upgrade my 4s (and don't switch to a Nexus) a 2nd hand 5s is more tempting than a 6. Could wait for 6s but it will have the exact same chassis. I'm not particularly roped into iOS though. I'll cope with buying Whatsapp again...
Too many people flooded the servers, so it just kept crashing or restarting.
And the audio feeds were getting mixed up so we were getting chinese translations at the same time as Tim was speaking.
Audio goof and just general under preparedness from Apple for such an epic live stream event.
This was, without doubt, the worst Apple presentation I have ever seen (and I have seen quite a few). I don't know what failed but this part of it wasn't being handled by Apple directly - it's all done by specialist contractors (think: WWDC). Apple does the organization but other folks set up and run cameras, do TV/satellite links etc etc.
Absolutely loved Tim Cooks performance. He was so lively, joyful and smiled a lot. I used the think he was a sour, super-serious person who was only there for the boring numbers. Hes becoming much more the face of Apple lately that was vacant since Jobs passed away. The crowd went crazy when he said the magic words one more thing (even a standing ovation). Yet he remains humbler than Jobs and also puts his team into the spotlight, something which Jobs never did (if I remember correctly).
I also liked this geeky Apple Watch presenter (I forgot his name). Spoke clearly and showed his own personality. He didnt seem familiar though, is he a new addition to the team?
Any explanation from anyone at Apple as to what exactly the problem was with the live transmission?