Tonight starting at 20:00 Apple will start a conference expected for more than a year by tens of millions of users around the world. Tonight we will finally find out what Apple's future iPhone terminal looks like, but we will also find out what surprises Apple has prepared for us in iOS 5 and iCloud. The conference will most likely be presented by Tim Cook, the new CEO of Apple, but it is not excluded that Steve Jobs will appear on stage to talk a little about his time spent at Apple and his achievements during that period.
Unfortunately Apple will not broadcast live the conference for the public, but they will broadcast it for the employees and the press in London, so it is possible that we will also have a LIVE connection from the event. During the conference I will look for a LIVE feed and if I find it I will publish it on this page and the chances that a feed will exist are quite high considering that at almost all Apple conferences there was at least one. Having said that, I am waiting for you starting at 19:30 to discuss everything that Apple will present at the conference, I will send a PUSH notification in the application when the discussions start, but if you do not have the application iDevice.ro installed you can subscribe to the chat below to be notified by e-mail when the fun begins.
The chat below also works on iDevices, so if you are not at home at that time, you can enter from your terminal to follow the discussions or participate in them.
I will publish the LIVE feed from the conference under the chat IF there is one. The reality, Stirile Pro TV and the rest of the newspapers are lying when they say they have something like that because there is no feed for now. It is possible that during the conference one or more feeds will appear that I will also publish, but for the beginning there is NOTHING. You can follow LIVE Blogging on Engadget, Slashgear or ars technica, sites that have people at the conference. The rest of the profit sites republish what the sites mentioned by me write.
Unfortunately, the company that hosts the chat platform has very big problems in supporting the load to which it is subjected, so there is a lag in the publication of comments!
