They aren't meant to be directly comparable to each other; only that the 4 clocks equal the four band members, and the hands of the clocks are in different positions as are the arms of the band members.
That's conspiracy logic, right there.
They aren't meant to be directly comparable to each other; only that the 4 clocks equal the four band members, and the hands of the clocks are in different positions as are the arms of the band members.
If it is about The Beatles it will be to launch a new cloud service.
iTunes in the Sky with Diamonds?
It would be more convincing if the times were the same as the arms!Also, for those into hunting for more clues, Apple's teaser page features four clocks, each with the arms in different positions, (denoting the time of the announcement in California, New York, London and Tokyo time zones). Pretty unnecessary unless you compare it to the cover of the Beatles' "Help!" album, featuring all four members side by side with their arms also in different positions.
Update: The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times are now confirming that Apple has in fact finally struck a deal with The Beatles and their rights owners and is preparing to announce that The Beatles' music will soon be available in the iTunes Store.
Just feels a bit like "too little, too late".
Finally! Apple will now be offering the entire Village People catalog!!!
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They weren't anything special. Musically they were terrible. The only reason there was such a fuss was because they were the first of their kind.
If this is the big announcement then Jobs' head is even further up his own backside than I thought.
They weren't anything special. Musically they were terrible. The only reason there was such a fuss was because they were the first of their kind.
If this is the big announcement then Jobs' head is even further up his own backside than I thought.
I could understand something like "tomorrow is a big day," and even that would be an overstatement, but a day "you'll never forget"?
JFK assassination, 9/11, iTunes announcement
The Beatles Song: Tomorrow Never Knows
Apple website: Tomorrow is just another Day
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