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dissdnt said:
Laport usually does a live show and they are usually piping in audio or video feeds as they are available. http://live.twit.tv/
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During the iPad event, Leo was in the audience live streaming the event with the MacBook camera pointed at himself, but during the part where Steve announced the price for the iPad, he turned the camera towards the stage.

Although he was never told he couldn't live stream the event, Leo talks on his show about how Steve looked over a few times and didn't seem happy to be looking at himself on Leo's Laptop. So even though Leo will be at WWDC and they will be covering he event on the link you provided ^^, I haven't heard him say if he will actually be streaming this event (its never good to be on Steve Jobs bad side, Gizmodo).

Leo Talking about the iPad event and the live stream he did.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igwL9HmyeUs
 
I have never seen one of these before, around what time is the really important stuff going to come on? I am suspecting that there will be the usual lead up speeches, videos showing off different things, cheerleading and the like. When is Steve Jobs going to get up and talk about the iPhone and the new OS? Time in Eastern Standard. Or does no one know that?
 
Fabienne said:
I have never seen one of these before, around what time is the really important stuff going to come on? I am suspecting that there will be the usual lead up speeches, videos showing off different things, cheerleading and the like. When is Steve Jobs going to get up and talk about the iPhone and the new OS? Time in Eastern Standard. Or does no one know that?
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WWDC runs very close to 2 hours and in the past, they don't show off the new iPhone until the last 20 minutes.

for the first 30-40 minutes Steve Jobs talks about current sales and updates the current mac products, then for about an hour Scott Forstall talks about changes their making to the new iPhone OS and then he invites developers on stage to show of new Apps running the newest OS for the iPhone, then he finally shows off the new iPhone.

this year I'm assuming their going to make time to mention the new features coming to the iPad OS.
 
saving107 said:
WWDC runs very close to 2 hours and in the past, they don't show off the new iPhone until the last 20 minutes.

for the first 10 minutes Steve Jobs talks about sales and Mac OS, then he announces a refresh update to current products. then for about an hour he invites developers on stage to show of new Apps running the newest OS for the iPhone, then he finally shows off the new iPhone.
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Well this year, it's very iPhone and App Store focused since the mac awards were not available this year. I expect new developers to be announced, a detailed intro to OS 4, and then the iPhone.
 
elephunkman said:
Well this year, it's very iPhone and App Store focused since the mac awards were not available this year. I expect new developers to be announced, a detailed intro to OS 4, and then the iPhone.
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I agree with you.

with rumors that Steve Jobs pulled resourced from the OS X team to work on the iPhone OS, I can see why this year is iPhone and App Store focused.

I don't think we'll be hearing about the next version of OS X (10.7) until next years WWDC. If it is true that steve jobs pulled resources from the OS X team, then I'm really excited to see whats going to happen with the iPhone OS 4 update this monday. Can't wait.
 
saving107 said:
During the iPad event, Leo was in the audience live streaming the event with the MacBook camera pointed at himself, but during the part where Steve announced the price for the iPad, he turned the camera towards the stage.

Although he was never told he couldn't live stream the event, Leo talks on his show about how Steve looked over a few times and didn't seem happy to be looking at himself on Leo's Laptop. So even though Leo will be at WWDC and they will be covering he event on the link you provided ^^, I haven't heard him say if he will actually be streaming this event (its never good to be on Steve Jobs bad side, Gizmodo).

Leo Talking about the iPad event and the live stream he did.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igwL9HmyeUs
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WWDC attendees agree (as part of the contract of attending) to be under a non-disclosure agreement for many non-keynote items, and agree not to "broadcast any live audio or video from the keynote."

I doubt Apple would want the bad PR; but they'd certainly be completely within their rights to toss Leo (or anyone else) out of Moscone for doing this.
 
Apple updates their site right after the keynote. I remember a few years back they had the site live but you can see missing images, missing text, text and images off track. It was a huge mess. They were updating the site live.
 
Came across the attached, which might be intersting/useful.

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Hot snap! Thanks ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO, This makes it so much easier to watch the live stream without multiple windows.
For those that are wondering, that file, when renamed to an HTML file will open up the live streams for MRlive, Engadget, GDGT, & Ars Technica all in one window separated into 4 squares.
 
MRiOS said:
Hot snap! Thanks ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO, This makes it so much easier to watch the live stream without multiple windows.
For those that are wondering, that file, when renamed to an HTML file will open up the live streams for MRlive, Engadget, GDGT, & Ars Technica all in one window separated into 4 squares.
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Agree and thanks!

Nice way to keep it all in one window. :)
 
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