Do you think Tim Cook will walk onto stage wearing the iWatch?

[TheDeviceUser]

Just a little though, when Tim walks onto stage in just over and hour and a half's time, could he just casually walk on wearing the iWatch? Just to see if anyone notices it?

 

[Lachhh]

Lemme go check my crystal ball...

...the answer is yes.

 

[nnacrumors]

Pretty sure every tech reporter there would be looking for that trick

 

[Mugambo]

yes yes and watch out for a long thing in Tim's pants, diagonally measuring 5.5 inches..

 

[nnacrumors]

yes yes and watch out for a long thing in Tim's pants, diagonally measuring 5.5 inches..

Which one?

 

[carjakester]

that would be bold.

 

[oldwren]

Which one?

Diagonally? Dang.

 

[apple.snapple]

Here is a question....

Do you think Tim will say "one more thing"? Or is that saying completely off the table now and forever?

 

[Crichton333]

Dont think so, you can barely see a mans watch, they will show it on the big screen. But he will be holding the iPhone 6 thats for sure.

 

[oldwren]

Here is a question....

Do you think Tim will say "one more thing"? Or is that saying completely off the table now and forever?

NYT said he had "respectfully retired" it, which makes sense.

 

[Hustler1337]

Here is a question....

Do you think Tim will say "one more thing"? Or is that saying completely off the table now and forever?

Steve Jobs probably patent-protected it for himself.

 

[mnsportsgeek]

No. Cook won't be wearing the device at first. The watch will come out of the ground and then he'll put it on.

 

[Arran]

Walk? Swagger, more like.

 

[TheUnforgiven]

No, but he is going to wear iPants.

 

[ucfgrad93]

If he does, it will be covered up until the time in the keynote to unveil it.

 

[Bobby Corwen]

Walk? Swagger, more like.

Lmao I dunno why I laughed so hard but I did for some reason.

 

[nfl46]

It will be covered up. He won't reveal it until they show it on the slides.

 

[youknome]

Tim will probably spend the first 10 minutes or so bragging about the glorious things Apple has done since the last keynote.

I reckon the iWatch will be the last to be unveiled.

 

[nnacrumors]

Tim will probably spend the first 10 minutes or so bragging about the glorious things Apple has done since the last keynote.

Ugh

I always hate that part of the keynotes

Just shut the f up about patting yourself on the back and get to the products already.

 

[EvilQueen]

Ugh

I always hate that part of the keynotes

Just shut the f up about patting yourself on the back and get to the products already.

Me too. Bunch of garbage. Get on with it.

 

[Hustler1337]

Tim will probably spend the first 10 minutes or so bragging about the glorious things Apple has done since the last keynote.

I reckon the iWatch will be the last to be unveiled.

Yeh, that's the standard - boring us for the first 15 mins talking about things no-one's really interested in, until we get to the meat of the keynote.

If there ever was a 'just one more thing', it'll probably be the iWatch.

 

[Gathomblipoob]

Yeh, that's the standard - boring us for the first 15 mins talking about things no-one's really interested in...

You'd probably think differently if you were an Apple shareholder.

 

[jlake02]

Not until the iWatch segment

 

[ET iPhone Home]

I wonder if he'll be wearing Levi 550 jeans, you know the relaxed fitting kind, and pull out the two new Apple iPhone 6, iPad Air 2 and drumroll…. iWatch.

 

[veedubshafer]

You'd probably think differently if you were an Apple shareholder.

Yeah and you can call it whatever you want but I think they're very proud of their accomplishments. Nothing wrong with that.

The thing is probably less than 5% of iPhone buyers even know this phone is coming out today. We are the minority in a big way. What I'm saying is the keynote is more for the industry and media than the end users.