And what's with that graphic anyway? What's it supposed to represent?
The area between the stem and apple of Apple's logo
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Apple to Live Stream Upcoming October 16 iPad Event
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The area between the stem and apple of Apple's logo
And what's with that graphic anyway? What's it supposed to represent?
I think it's the top of the Apple logo. Not sure what it represents in this context though.
lol. Apple livestream. I can't wait for Samsung to use what little advertising budget they have left after their budget cuts to pile on.
I mean, between OS X Yosemite, Apple Pay, iPad, Macs, and possible
TV and iPad Pro announcements I think it will be interesting.You may not get blown away, but still interesting.
Hopefully their streaming servers aren't using iOS 8.
I mean 8.0.1
I mean 8.0.2
I mean.....
Let's just hope that they're running Snow Leopard
Reminded me of this
What the heck do they mean by "It's been way too long"? Are they coming out with a much shorter iPad? It's been too long that we've been stuck at iMac resolution of 2560x1440, but I doubt that's what they mean. It's been way too long since they updated the Mac Mini or the Thunderbolt Display, but I doubt that's it. Maybe, it's been too long that's Steve's been dead & they're bringing him back. IDK. And what's with that graphic anyway? What's it supposed to represent?
The iPhone has been way too long. It's originated from the joke of iPhones getting longer and longer when the iPhone 5 was released in 2012
. So the iPhone 6 and 6+ will be discontinued in favor of a shorter version with 3:2 screen like the iPhone 4S. 
"English who needs that, i'm never going to England"
-Homer Simpson
Lets just hope they have enough bandwidth so it won't crash every 2 minutes.
What the heck do they mean by "It's been way too long"? Are they coming out with a much shorter iPad? It's been too long that we've been stuck at iMac resolution of 2560x1440, but I doubt that's what they mean. It's been way too long since they updated the Mac Mini or the Thunderbolt Display, but I doubt that's it. Maybe, it's been too long that's Steve's been dead & they're bringing him back. IDK. And what's with that graphic anyway? What's it supposed to represent?
It's been way to long . and Woz walks out on stage .
Yup. https://www.apple.com/apple-events/
Edit: Actually, I don't know whether it was streamed. I thought you meant whether it was recorded.
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Put your phones into airplane mode before it starts, otherwise it'll auto-download the new Justin Bieber album.
I hope its not such a train wreck this time...I was home trying to watch it last time.
Way back when, they used to live broadcast this stuff (Mac World etc.) via Quicktime and they did a terrific job with it...remember watching Halo get introduced by Job's at a MacWorld I think...then they stopped shortly after that (never understood that), if memory serves.
So I'm glad to see them trying (at this point) to do it again. They have to broadcast to a much bigger chunk of humanity now, of course, so hopefully their tech is up to it (besides the human caused issues).
Way back when, they used to live broadcast this stuff (Mac World etc.) via Quicktime and they did a terrific job with it...remember watching Halo get introduced by Job's at a MacWorld I think...then they stopped shortly after that (never understood that), if memory serves.
So I'm glad to see them trying (at this point) to do it again. They have to broadcast to a much bigger chunk of humanity now, of course, so hopefully their tech is up to it (besides the human caused issues).
The iPhone has been way too long. It's originated from the joke of iPhones getting longer and longer when the iPhone 5 was released in 2012
I would love a 6S that had a 4" screen and 6 internals..
They haven't streamed every event. They stopped for a while supposedly due to pressure from big business due to employees watching the event during working hours, and make the video available later in the day. But they seem to have ignored that concern recently, which I think is great.
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Yah, the issues during the last event had nothing to do with the streaming technology (ie. QuickTime). It was purely a mismanaged setup. I'm pretty confident they won't let that mess happen again. That was a huge black eye for them.
