Although he is no longer the CEO of Apple, Steve Jobs could take the stage at the presentation conference of iPhone 5, iOS 5 and iCloud, which will take place tomorrow starting at 20:00. Tim Cook, the current CEO of Apple, will be the person from whose hands we will most likely see the new iPhone 5, but Steve Jobs could go on stage to talk about his resignation or about the results of the Apple company. The information comes from those from Reuters which does not specify its source, but the same publication claims that an absence of Steve Jobs will not have much of an effect on those present in the room.
In recent years, Steve Jobs was the one who brought the audience to their feet so many times at the presentation of iPhones/iPads, but this year Tim Cook will take over the reins. He is the CEO of Apple and we must see the new products from his hand, otherwise the title obtained this summer would not have the necessary significance in such a conference. If Steve Jobs will be present at the conference, then he will have a small, insignificant role and will let Tim Cook take the main role, as Jobs did in the past years. I for one would be happy to see Jobs at the presentation, but everything depends only on him and the PR team of the Cupertino company.
Don't forget that I'm waiting for you iDevice.ro starting at 19:30 to discuss everything that will be presented at the event and of course to see the conference LIVE. Apple has already announced to its employees that it will broadcast the conference from Cupertino live, so we will probably have a LIVE feed on the company's website, but if this does not happen, then surely there will be a diligent employee who will publish a feed on the Internet from an Apple store appointment.
UPDATED: According to the well-known American blogger Robert Scoble, Steve Jobs will not be present on stage tomorrow because his illness does not allow him to take part in a conference of such scope.
I'm hearing that Steve Jobs won't be at tomorrow's press event. He's just not feeling well enough to come out in public, I hear (and yes, that makes me sad, the industry will really miss him and they will see again tomorrow why). I keep wishing that these continued rumors are wrong, but I know in my head that they are probably right. That said, tomorrow will be ALL about Steve Jobs even though he probably won't be mentioned much, beyond something like "Steve is watching today's keynote from the comfort of his home and he sends his best wishes to all of you."
