Whenever these media events come around, I'll admit I try to predict the URL of the rumored service/product on Apple's website.
Usually, when I do this, I get the all too familiar 404 error with Apple's custom error page such as http://www.apple.com/nothing
Now, we all know that http://www.apple.com/music goes to the iTunes web page, so I was thinking about what http://www.apple.com/movies would yeild. Interestingly enough, you get a 403 error instead of a 404 meaning something is going to be there, its just hidden from view right now...Tomorrow perhaps?
Yes, I am well aware it could mean nothing because of an old symlink or disabled directory browsing...Or its just the silly directory all the movie trailers are stored in...
Usually, when I do this, I get the all too familiar 404 error with Apple's custom error page such as http://www.apple.com/nothing
Now, we all know that http://www.apple.com/music goes to the iTunes web page, so I was thinking about what http://www.apple.com/movies would yeild. Interestingly enough, you get a 403 error instead of a 404 meaning something is going to be there, its just hidden from view right now...Tomorrow perhaps?
Yes, I am well aware it could mean nothing because of an old symlink or disabled directory browsing...Or its just the silly directory all the movie trailers are stored in...
