Apple will broadcast the conference live from October 4 in its own stores, probably also publicly

    Today the Apple company he announced officially, the employees of the Covent Garden store in London will close earlier than usual and the whole team will watch the conference from the company's headquarters in Cupertino together with some journalists invited to the event. The announcement was made through emails and tells us that Apple will film the event live and the public could broadcast it on its own website, as it did in the case of last year's presentation. The launch of the iPhone 5 is much more important than WWDC 2011 for most ordinary users, so it would be logical for Apple to focus on offering a live connection for this conference.

hello team, 

As we begin to start a very exciting quarter in Apple Retail, I am pleased to let you know that our Covent Garden Store will be hosting a keynote streaming event next Tuesday 4th October. This event will be a press only event and currently we have no further details on what will be presented. The store will be closing at 3.30pm to accommodate this. 

This is a really exciting event for our store and we are passionate about delivering an outstanding Covent Garden experience.

    If Apple broadcasts the event live, then on its own website it will install an HTML 5 video player that will allow even iDevice owners to see the conference. Of course, we will find out if Apple will broadcast everything live only on the day of the conference, a few hours before the event, as it happened last year. If all Apple employees will see the conference in their own stores, then more than likely there will be some stores that will broadcast everything presented in California on the Internet, so it is 50% certain that we will have a live feed of the presentation, feed which I will also publish if necessary.