Apple is holding some secret iOS developer events next week in California, and while details are scarce, it looks like it might be part of a push to raise the standards of iOS apps in time for iOS 4.2, to make sure that Apple stays ahead of the competition, Android. The event starts next Tuesday, and runs for three days.
Apple, in a spate of preemptive activity, has leaked its own announcements ahead of the event later this afternoon. Apple forum mods have set up discussion topics ahead of the Apple announcements that will be made, and all these new topics have been extracted, leaving us with a list of Apple announcements that appear to be sure fire hits.
That Facebook event this afternoon? Looks like another Facebook redesign could be at least part of what the social network has to say. Keen Facebook watchers have already spotted elements of the new design popping up on the site but we’re hoping that Zuckerberg and co will have more to announce than a redesign and a big flashing neon sign that reads: “Do not go to see The Social Network!”
Nokia’s Remix London event has been shrouded in secrecy since the invites first landed in our inbox. Now we’re here, hooked up to the web, and ready to bring you second by second updates of everything the Finnish phone masters unveil.
The event will kick off at 5pm. This page is where you’ll find second by second updates. Wondering what to expect? There’s a slew of new products Nokia could unveil, from handsets to fancy software and services. Get clued up here.
Nokia’s holding a special event in London tonight, dubbed “Remix London.” The mobile maker’s lips are tightly sealed, so we’re not sure what to expect.
All we can tell you is the invite comes adorned with a large volume knob. Whatever could Nokia have in store? We’ve already heard of one phone launching on today’s date. Is Nokia about to make rumour reality?
Didn’t you know? Apple’s holding a special event tomorrow. Here’s what to expect when Steve Jobs takes to the stage at 6pm.
The rumours of an Apple event to introduce new iPods just won’t die. The latest claims from across the web are that Jobs and Co will take to the stage on September 9th, unveiling the next-generation of Apple’s music players.
