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SamGabbay

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Tim Cook: "Good Morning!"

Tim Cook: "It's great to be here"

Phil Schiller: "It's our fastest, most powerful iPhone yet"

Scott Forstall: " & with iOS 6, the iPhone becomes even better"

Tim Cook "Here at Apple, we love coming to work everyday to make the best products in the world (chokes up)"

What else could we expect our Apple execs to say that they always do.
 
incredible/outstanding/revolutionary...

they always use those words.

But to me it looks like incremental might be more accurate tomorrow.
 
Scott Forstall "...right in the palm of your hand."

Phil Schiller Nodding repeatedly.

Tim Cook "Heres a video of recent openings of Apple Stores around the world..."
 
Tim Cook: "This is incredible year for Apple. We're thrilled with every little tiny second of working on the best products in the universe."

Good topic btw
 
maybe we will see a "but there is one more thing"-comeback

i really hope they improve the keynote compared to last year. ever since schiller and forstall are doing the keynotes this stuff is boring as hell.... better let tim cook do the whole keynote
 
here is a new one but I am sure we will here it a bunch tomorrow.....

" I know you have seen this before but, here is the ..."
 
"...and we're proud to announce...the all new...iPhone _." - Phil Schiller

"iOS _ is a fantastic release for all our customers." - Scott Forstall
 
I seem to remember a "you already know how to use it" or two.

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I feel the "Apple Keynote Drinking Game" has just been invented.

you have to take a shot every time Forestall makes that smug face after an applause. Two shots for Tim Cook getting "choked up" and you have to chug the rest of your drink if there is a "one last thing"

I knew I should have taken off work tomorrow!
 
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