Things are gearing up at Apple for another show highlighting the latest from the big computer company.  At 1pm, the latest tantalizing offerings will be on display.  If you’ve been following things online, there are lots of speculations about what and who will be the focus of the show.  We’ll see later on today.  Will 09/09/09 be a life style changing event? Lots of folks are guessing.  According to the NYTimes , it’s going to be all about the music.  Lots of information flying around about the Beatles and a relationship there.  This could be good.  Interestingly, the promo includes a song title from the Rolling Stones.

Today, Apple will likely unveil new iPods at an event in San Francisco. The latest rumored features: Digital cameras , which could make the iPod touch one of the most interesting point-and-shoot cameras in the world. (Never mind that it’s already a music and video player, Internet device, and gaming gadget.) Click here to see how the iPod has evolved over the years → Yes, the iPod has come a long way since its launch in October, 2001.

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The Apple event Wednesday in San Francisco, which begins at 1:00 p.m. East Coast time, is all about the music.According to the usual chatty confection of Wall Street analysts, Apple bloggers and music-label executives, you can expect new iPods, an updated version of iTunes with a ringtones store and additional ways to share playlists, and an effort to reinvigorate album sales with a new multi-song album format that will include digital extras like artwork and lyrics.There is also the question of whether Steve Jobs, Apple’s chief executive, might take the stage.

It’s the night before an Apple event. You know, the time just before the Apple Store being down sends ripples of excitement through the blogosphere. Now’s a time for one last reflection on the finalized rumors laid out in the past several hours. But I’m not going to do that. Instead, I’m going to talk about expectations. I’ve been to all but one of the past two years worth of Apple events. And for the several years prior to that, I followed along online on sites like this one, with the rest of you.

It’s the night before an Apple event. You know, the time just before the Apple Store being down sends ripples of excitement through the blogosphere. Now’s a time for one last reflection on the finalized rumors laid out in the past several hours. But I’m not going to do that. Instead, I’m going to talk about expectations. I’ve been to all but one of the past two years worth of Apple events. And for the several years prior to that, I followed along online on sites like this one, with the rest of you.

With Apple’s Media Event set to kick off today at 10am Pacific Time (1pm Eastern, 6pm UK time), we thought we would refresh you, which what is expected to be announced on the day. As reported from PCWorld , you know its going to be an exciting day, whenever the words ‘Apple Keynote’ are mentioned. Today is no exception, with the possible (and probable) announcements of new iPod Nanos , iPod Touch models and a new version of the iTunes interface.

It is almost certain that today’s new iPods will gain a camera, bringing the iPhone 3GS’s best new feature to the plebeian masses. But what if you are stuck with the old model or worse – gasp – you foolishly bought an iPod Touch within the last few weeks? You can roll your own camera. Forget about auto-focus, fixed-focus or size limits on emailed photos. With the iPod1 Pinhole camera , you don’t have to worry about any of these. You don’t even need an iPod – Flickr-er Wheehamx, who made this camera, used an iPod Touch box donated by his son.

Oh, BoomTown fears this is not going to end well for the weensy little smart phone that Palm is debuting today on–what an amazing coincidence!–the very same day that Apple is throwing its big product bash in San Francisco, at which Mac fanboys fervently hope that its Supreme Leader Steve Jobs might even appear.

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