Live Coverage of Apple's October 2013 iPad and Mac Event [Event Ended]

[macduke]

Tim Cook is a good CEO and decent presenter, but he still ends up sounding quite scripted.

 

[TsunamiTheClown]

Hi _is_ right. The competition is confused.
(30:00 min mark)

 

[Menel]

OMG OS X?

I don't care about OS X?

Stop teasing, give us iPADS!

 

[zerofour]

No streaming on 10.6.8 and Safari 5.1.0. But is working on laptop on 10.7...

Closing and re-opening browser hasn't worked

 

[Pompiliu]

Craig has such nice hair.

 

[BJMRamage]

Tim Cook is not the presenter that Steve Jobs was.

Tim is fumbling a bit every minute. Steve would have polished the delivery for days where it seems Tim did not.
Still interested in watching/listening though

 

[voyagerd]

Hair Force One!

 

[Rogifan]

Tim sounds a bit nervous. Fumbled over some words.

 

[Nevaborn]

Craig ! finally someone engaging

 

[D.T.]

Looks and sounds outstanding on Apple TV (and supporting electronics)

 

[ChazUK]

Stop teasing, give us iPADS!

Mini ones, with Retina displays!

 

[PaulOBrain]

Like listening to Craig Federighi.

 

[840quadra]

Why does Audio for this Keynote seem like an afterthought? I am listening through a Class T amp, through modified Apple Pro desktop speakers. Yet, it sounds like the mic is under a blanket on the floor of the stage..

 

[Poisonivy326]

Craig sounds less awkward than Tim.

 

[Nevaborn]

Craig has such nice hair.

I love the guy he is so upbeat and makes things sound cool.

 

[0029937]

Tim is fumbling a bit every minute. Steve would have polished the delivery for days where it seems Tim did not.
Still interested in watching/listening though

I hate watching him fumble. He does it every single presentation. For such a big announcement you think you would have practiced more or got a public speaking coach or something. Really takes away from how bold these presentations should be.

 

[macduke]

I really like Federighi. He is a natural presenter, seems smart as a whip but not pretentious. He's just a regular guy. I think he is a strong contender for taking over for Cook someday.

 

[AppleMooseMan]

Tim is a much better presenter than he was even a year ago.
He's really making improvements. Personable guy too.
Though Craig is awesome!

 

[Ries]

Only apple can sell shared video memory as "high performance" ....

 

[TmanATL]

Why does Audio for this Keynote seem like an afterthought? I am listening through a Class T amp, through modified Apple Pro desktop speakers. Yet, it sounds like the mic is under a blanket on the floor of the stage..

sounds fine to me.... looks like I see a mic on his shirt?

 

[840quadra]

I really like Federighi. He is a natural presenter, seems smart as a whip but not pretentious. He's just a regular guy. I think he is a strong contender for taking over for Cook someday.

Agreed.

Not sure how he is with leadership skills, but he and Schiller make for entertaining presenters. Schiller is still one of my favorites, goes way back to 97~98 keynotes, and is a familiar voice.

 

[Renzatic]

iBooks for OSX!

...kinda wish they made it a webapp.

 

[weckart]

Tim Cook is not the presenter that Steve Jobs was.

Tim is fumbling a bit every minute. Steve would have polished the delivery for days where it seems Tim did not.
Still interested in watching/listening though

If only Tim could synchronise his fumbling with the dropouts I get periodically from the stream that would be dandy. Waiting for Tim 2.x in 2014.

 

[bkribbs]

Multitouch gestures support for maps on os x?

 

[Rogifan]

I hate watching him fumble. He does it every single presentation. For such a big announcement you think you would have practiced more or got a public speaking coach or something. Really takes away from how bold these presentations should be.

That's why it's a good thing Tim does his updates and then leaves the stage for others.