Apple is Live Blogging Its Own iPhone 6, ‘iWatch’ Event [PICS]

Gary Ng
12 years ago

Apple has started live blogging its own iPhone 6 and ‘iWatch’ event, as their special event page is showing updates from 7:06 AM PDT today, to  8:57AM PDT. The stream also includes live-tweets from executives, such as CEO Tim Cook, Eddy Cue and Phil Schiller.

Check it out below:

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Looks like Apple is giving the live blogging tech press a run for its money. Check out the page here. Just over one hour to go, everybody!

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Rickyscv
Rickyscv
12 years ago

That was an embarrassing mess. Too frustrating…Our products are great–we just can’t make the tech work right so that we can show you!

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Gary
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12 years ago

They should not have redirected Apple.com to the live page. The entire globe was trying to tune in…

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