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Apple's "Let's talk iPhone" event - Live analysis

Summary: Join me, along with several ZDNet bloggers, for a minute-by-minute commmentary and analysis of Apple's "Let's talk iPhone" event as it happens.

Adrian Kingsley-Hughes

By for Hardware 2.0 |

Apple is holding it's 'Let's talk iPhone' event on October 4, and as usual we will be here providing you with live analysis of announcements as they happen!

NOTE: We are currently having technical difficulties with our "Cover It Live" feed. But you can click here to follow our live coverage.

Several familiar faces from ZDNet will be joining me in providing minute-by-minute commentary and analysis of Apple's "Let's talk iPhone" event as it happens.

See also: Great Debate: Is iPhone 5 your dream phone? | 'Emerging market' iPhone | Sprint's iPhone bet | iCloud more strategic | Feature Wish list | CNET: Full coverage of iPhone event

To follow along with our live analysis, you can bookmark this page and come back to it when the event starts at 10 am PT / 1pm ET on October 4. You can also get a reminder ahead of the start time by entering your e-mail address into the module below (spam free, your email address will only be used to remind you of the event).

Alternatively, if you can't see the event windows above, click here

Topics: Smartphones, Apple, Hardware, iPhone, Mobility

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  • Hmm

    Why can't you guys stream this event live???? it's 2011!!! that way we can get the true product announcent and we don't have to hear your comments that your not impressed and that device is bad and Android won and you hate Apple and so on..
    Hasam1991
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    • RE: Apple's

      @Hasam1991 because Apple would throw lawyers at us by the truckload.
      Adrian Kingsley-Hughes
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      • RE: Apple's

        @Adrian Kingsley-Hughes
        Alright I'll settle for this...
        Hasam1991
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      • RE: Apple's

        @Adrian Kingsley-Hughes WOW Your site can't even keep up!! ugh!
        Hasam1991
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  • RE: Apple's

    Doesn't Apple usually offer a stream for people using Apple devices? I could have sworn I watched a keynote live last year from my iPhone.
    Bates_
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    • RE: Apple's

      @Bates_ Yes, but it's not a live stream. Apple puts up the video a couple hours after the live keynote ends.
      WarhavenSC
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      • RE: Apple's

        @WarhavenSC Actually, Apple did stream two of their events to anyone with OS X or iOS. Here is the press release from the first one:
        http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2010/08/31Apple-to-Provide-Live-Video-Streaming-of-September-1-Event.html
        alistaircom
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      • RE: Apple's

        @alistaircom I thought so, I kind of remember sitting in my old office staring down at my phone because I was excited about the event.
        Bates_
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  • ...and the sheeple frenzy starts!

    Here's what we (the atheists who don't pray at the alter of Jobs et. al) have to look forward to as ZDNet froths at the mouth, wagging its little tail for it's Apple master!
    Just look at the quote:
    "...Join me, along with several ZDNet bloggers..."

    How many people does it really take to post out the important bits from a keynote?

    "...for a minute-by-minute commmentary [sic] and analysis..."

    Oh joy, I can just see it now, each ZDNet drone copying each-single-letter-of-each-single-word, multiple times because of the amount of people duplicating the same thing!!

    Honestly, a lapdog could learn a thing or two from you lot.

    Now, go fetch your bone and be a good boy on Oct 4th. Don't make any embarrassing "accidents" on the floor in all the excitement (or another word starting with ex.)
    Scrat
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    • RE: Apple's

      @Scrat
      +1
      I was thinking it was going to be something along those lines too. ZDNet bloggers bickering amongst themselves just like they do in their blogs when one of them gets called out.
      LoverockDavidson_-24231404894599612871915491754222
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  • RE: Apple's

    Well about 3 hours until the Anti-Apple Shills declare the iPhone 5 & iOS 5 to be a failure.
    richardw66
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    • RE: Apple's

      @richardw66
      +1. Look at this poll and that tells how many Android Lovers are actually worried about iPhone 5. They think that it will crush their OS of choice could topple to bottom. http://www.zdnet.com/debate/great-debate-is-the-iphone-5-your-dream-phone/6306467
      Ram U
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  • How is this better than James Kendrick's live analysis?

    Just curious why ZDNet needs 2 different live events for the same presentation?

    Regardless, why should I watch your live event instead of James Kendrick's? James tends to be more fact based while you tend to be all about the click baiting and as such, your analysis tends to be extremely shallow.
    toddybottom
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  • Urrggh did NotCoverItAtAll.com break?

    Lame!
    Scrat
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    • Well this is good

      @Scrat
      Scrat
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  • RE: Apple's

    The live blog is broke. Lol.
    Bates_
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  • ZDNets live coverage...

    MASSIVE FAIL!
    thofts
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  • Wired.com's blog actually works!

    http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2011/10/apple-iphone-5-live-blog/
    Scrat
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  • RE: Apple's

    As usual ZDNET is behind the times... screen is blank!! Facebook commenting would be nice too!
    Hasam1991
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    • RE: Apple's

      @Hasam1991 Yes! At least just do this via Facebook and quit screwing with this dead horse...
      wineaux
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