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The line outside promises a big show.
And here's Steve Jobs.
Jobs claims that Apple is activating 230,000 iOS devices per day.
More numbers: Jobs claims 250,000 apps including 25,000 are made for iPad. He announces that iOS 4.1 is coming.
Jobs says high dynamic range photos are coming and will be standard in iOS 4.1. HD video is here.
Mike Capps of Epic Games is called on to demonstrate their first iOS game, called "Project Sword."
Improvements for the iPad.
iOS 4.1 ready next week for iPhone, iPod Touch for free.
Improvements in the iPad coming with iOS 4.2
275 million iPads sold.
iOS 4.2 is coming out in November, a free update for iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch.
There's new design for every iPod model. iPod shuffle is even smaller.
Shuffle colors.
Screens from the Nano
Tom Petty
iPod Nano details.
Nano colors.
1.5 billion games have been downloaded to the iPod touch. The new model will be thinner.
Here are new features for the new iPod touch.
Models are available next week but can be preordered starting immediately.
FaceTime for the iPhone and iPod touch.
iTunes facts.
iTunes new logo.
New social feature called Ping lets you follow the music trail left by your friends.
Yo-Yo Ma on Ping. It's available today.
Next up, Apple TV.
with HDMI!
The new Apple TV.
Partners with Apple TV.
And TV shows, of course.
Steve Jobs demonstrates how to use Apple TV.
When setting up an iPad to watch a movie, a button will come up and allow you to stream it from Apple TV and the stream will instantly switch to that device.
The new price is $99.
Apple TV box with its remote.
Coldplay intro.
Coldplay