Hold onto your aging iPod. Apple looks like it’s having a party on 7 September, and you’re all invited to join in the annual fun of trying to work out just what Steve Jobs will unveil. The web has gone crazy overnight with talk from music moguls suggesting Apple is all set to come clean and make a date for the event, possibly for that lovely Apple tablet. Read on and we’ll fu=ill you up with all the details.
August, 2009
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