The recently concluded Rock & Roll event of Apple last September 9 has brought a lot of revelations on their iPod line. The media event also announced updates on their iTunes and iTunes Store such as the launching of the iPhone OS update 3.1 and iTunes 9 Support. The excitement will definitely be not complete without the presence of the founder, Mr. Steve Jobs, who displayed a great recovery from his liver operation.

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September 10th, 2009 Posted by Adrian Kingsley-Hughes @ 4:07 amCategories:AppleTags:Game, Apple iPod, Apple Inc., Apple iPod Touch, Camera, Digital Music, Digital Media, Personal Technology, Consumer Electronics, Adrian Kingsley-HughesMaybe I was expecting too much, but yesterday’s iPod lineup revamp really didn’t deserve all the hype and build-up that Apple gave it.Let’s sum up in a few bullet points what the got from Apple yesterday:A revamped iTunes that offers the end user little more than extra spending opportunities.A camera integrated into the iPod nano … Remember when people were jazzed when companies integrated a digital clock into something?

Hello there! If you are new here, you might want to subscribe to the RSS feed for updates on this topic. Many people expected an iPod touch with a camera. Unfortunately that rumor didn’t come true. David Pogue interviewed Steve Jobs to find out why they omitted a camera from the iPod touch.“Mr. Jobs reiterated what Phil Schiller, the marketing vice president, had said earlier in the onstage presentation: that Apple is really pitching the iPod Touch as a game machine these days.

This post was written by joe on September 10, 2009 Posted Under: Video ClipsWell with the big iPod Event happening yesterday, I thought it would be fun to take a look back at the first Apple iPod Event. Enjoy: Tags: Apple, First Generation iPod, First iPod Event, iPod, iPod Introduction, Music, Steve Jobs, YouTube, YouTube Clip, YouTube Video

The Apple chief executive Steve Jobs, making his first public appearance since his return to work in June after six months’ medical leave, has admitted of a liv

A few months ago Apple boasted that the company’s App Store had managed to top a staggering 13,000 games . Now there’s over 21,000 Apple said yesterday. It’s an alarming amount of titles. To put things into perspective Apple mischievously compared that number to it’s main competitors on the portable games circuit. As Apple told attendees at a San Francisco event last night the App Store currently has 21,178 titles compared to just 607 for the Sony PSP and 3,680 for the Nintendo DS .

Apple CEO Steve Jobs returned to the limelight 8 September at the annual Apple conference in San Francisco after almost a year’s absence due to medical leave to have a liver transplant. He thanked his anonymous donor, a “mid-twenties year-old” car crash victim, for his generosity and urged everyone to become an organ donor. Looking thin and frail, Jobs reported that Apple had sold 30 million iPhones in little over two years. He also announced software improvements to the iPod Nano, new features at iTunes, and price cuts in the products.

BBC News Apple events are now the epitome of dullness TechRadar UK A truckload of journalists being carted to a tiny room in London means only one thing: something big is going to be announced. And that’s precisely what Apple did at the ‘It’s only rock and roll’ event, but the room full of journos and … Apple reasserts itself as market leader with iPod event Telegraph.co.uk Jobs the star attraction as Apple disappoints PC Pro Apple: All sizzle and no steak BBC News Sky News

As usual Palm makes a booboo by choosing the same date to announce the Palm Pixi when Apple guru Steve Jobs returns to the helm and of course the Palm Pixi gets overshadowed just like the Palm Pre did reports pcworld . Palm gained coverage but really should learn to hold off and let Apple have its glory or simply beat Apple in the announcements game.