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QuickTime Stream of Let's Rock Media event
MacRumors : Mac News and Rumors —
... Apple has posted a QuickTime stream for today's "Let's Rock" media event. Please see our previous news stories for full coverage of the announcements: - ...
Apple posts 'Lets Rock' event video
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As is customary with Apple Events these days, the company has posted a streaming QuickTime video of its September event , where CEO Steve Jobs revealed new iPod nanos, updated iTunes, updated iPod touch and updated iPhone software. Jobs, appearing on stage in his customary black turtleneck and jeans, immediately tried to quell rumors about health problems by taking a page from Mark Twain and announcing to the audience, “The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated.” He then introduced iTunes 8, a new version of the software that lets users download and watch HD television ...
TheStreet.com’s Scott Moritz: Steve Jobs’ health announcement just a ‘temporary salve’ for Apple
MacDailyNews —
... . Right after the one he did in September . Is Moritz a liar or ignoramus? You decide. Moritz continues, "Last month, Apple announced that marketing chief Phil Schiller, not Jobs, would deliver the keynote speech. The announcement followed months of silence as concerns about Jobs' health flourished." MacDailyNews Take: Yes, "concerns flourished" from your keyboard and those like you, Scott. Vile. Moritz continues, "Beyond Jobs, there isn't a clear successor. Apple's management bench isn't all that deep with visionaries." MacDailyNews Take: What a load. As usual. Jobs' ...
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