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Apple Preps Yerba Buena for September 1st Media Event

PBF said:
Relax! Don't get so uptight!

All I meant to say is that iLife '11 will indeed be announced on the 1st. However, it won't go on sale until early 2011. I have some very reliable Apple connexions.
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HAHAHA you added all those Q marks and exclamation point, if you go to my original post there are no exclamatory marks and only 2 Q's.... i wasnt uptight at all
 
The low hanging fruits are,
SJ will announce iOS 4 date for iPad,
Announce sales figures for iPad and iPhone 4
Refresh of iPod touch ( front and rear camera with email based facetime )

Stretch:

Refresh AppleTV (iOS 4 based?)
iTunes in the cloud
subscription based music and other content ( compete with satellite based audio providers with streaming over 3G from iTunes in the cloud? )
 
It's not just a pic of a guitar, it's a pic of an acoustic guitar. Well at least most likely.

That means wifi to me. As in un-plugged. The ability to sync contacts from mobile devices via wifi to the new itunes store, which will be unveiled, on your recently updated line of iMac's (advertising new mac's), as part of the brand new itunes un-plugged server, as to be featured on the brand new updated iPod touch. Now everyone can sync their ipods, iphones, ipads, with all contacts, wirelessly to their home computer where their primary library is set, when they're on the go.

Or Apple could just be getting into the gitar business. :)

on edit: BTW, that should have been itunes on your computer at home.
 
Interesting tidbit.

Applemusic.com is owned by Apple Inc.

The name's been around for a while and the servers are Apple.com but there is no re-direct. It just says can't connect to server.

You'd think that url would re-direct to Apple's iTunes.



Domain Name: applemusic.com

Registrar Name: Markmonitor.com
Registrar Whois: whois.markmonitor.com
Registrar Homepage: http://www.markmonitor.com

Administrative Contact:
Apple Inc.
Apple Inc.
1 Infinite Loop
Cupertino CA 95014
US
eddingsk@apple.com +1.4089744286 Fax: +1.4089741560
Technical Contact, Zone Contact:
NOC Apple (NA4189-ORG)
Apple Inc.
1 Infinite Loop M/S 60-DR
Cupertino CA 95014
US
Apple-NOC@APPLE.COM +1.4089961010 Fax: +1.4089741560

Created on..............: 1997-11-19.
Expires on..............: 2010-11-17.
Record last updated on..: 2010-08-26.

Domain servers in listed order:

nserver4.apple.com
nserver3.apple.com
nserver2.apple.com
nserver.apple.com
-----------------------------
 
Cool. Not sure about the guitar thing though; don't like it as much of some of their other icons/designs they've used, but oh well. It's all about the products really.
 
Peace said:
You play tunes on a guitar.
You tune a guitar.

New web-based iTunes.

Maybe even Apple Music. They do own that btw.
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You beat me to it. That was my thoughts. Where apple would launch new iTunes store on the web and then assign an IP address like they do to share files on MobileMe. Then you could use your wifi connection anywhere to sync with your library.
 
R94N said:
Cool. Not sure about the guitar thing though; don't like it as much of some of their other icons/designs they've used, but oh well. It's all about the products really.
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Apple can't please everyone. They tried to take the sophisticated approach since a bunch of kids took the news with the iPhone few months back. Plus Kids dont run the roost.
 
splashnader said:
You beat me to it. That was my thoughts. Where apple would launch new iTunes store on the web and then assign an IP address like they do to share files on MobileMe. Then you could use your wifi connection anywhere to sync with your library.
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i still want my music stored locally though. Its my music why should i let someone else hold it?
 
Well I know one thing for sure.. I'm gonna be absent from the iPod forums from September 1st to about November.. :p

Oh, And @Peace: Check the registrar: It's just some company that buys any kind of associated domain name for large enterprises so someone else can't get it.. Hell, I'm sure apple aren't bothered about paying $8 to register it each year ^^
 
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