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WWDC 2011 Pre-Keynote Roundup and Coverage Details
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Apple store still not down. Someone's slacking at that new data centre.
Apple store still not down. Someone's slacking at that new data centre.
I get that in Firefox, but it loads fine with Safari. But now both browsers keep redirecting www.macrumors.com to www.macrumorslive.com. Uhg.
It's working fine now... However, I have to say the Engadget's coverage is much better.
Yep. As a technology consultant, it's okay for me to follow these at work. ;-)
I'm really surprised Apple is not streaming this event.
I don't understand why they're not either
I'm on Engadget live blog. Can't wait for the event
Me too, and I still think there will be an iPhone 5 somewhere in the keynote!
HobeSoundDarryl
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Do those planning on watching the live(?) delayed feed at CNN realize that the player is Flash player? Better be at your Macs & Windows machines; it's looks like the iDevices won't be watching via CNN.
By the way, it ran a video commercial in Flash and it took only 13% of the CPU and Safari did not crash (as usual). It would be so nice if iDevice users could at least choose to burn their own batteries, risk crashing their own Safari app, etc. (but that's another 1000-threads argument already completely beaten to death).
Main point: if you're planning on watching at CNN at 1:30ET, you better get to a device that can (and/or is permitted by Apple almighty to) run Flash.
By the way, it ran a video commercial in Flash and it took only 13% of the CPU and Safari did not crash (as usual). It would be so nice if iDevice users could at least choose to burn their own batteries, risk crashing their own Safari app, etc. (but that's another 1000-threads argument already completely beaten to death).
Main point: if you're planning on watching at CNN at 1:30ET, you better get to a device that can (and/or is permitted by Apple almighty to) run Flash.
