Apple Computer plans to host a special event on September 7th to introduce new music-related products, AppleInsider has learned.
"1000 songs in your pocket changed everything. Here we go again," the invite reads, in part.
The slogan "1000 songs in your pocket" was originally used by the Apple when it introduced the the very first 5GB iPod digital music player in 2001.
Sources had previously reported that Motorola and Apple would use the 7th of September to unveil the first of Motorola's iTunes ROKR cell phones.
The phones will be the first product of Motorola's strategic partnership with Apple, aimed at enabling music fans to transfer their favorite songs from Apple's iTunes jukebox software to compatible Motorola mobile handsets.
It was previously reported that Motorola was also looking into the rental of a studio venue in Manhattan to hold an east coast launch party for the phones.
Apple, as it has done historically, does not mention in the event invites which products it plans to announce.
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"100 movies in your pocket"?
Did you even read the post?
Yeah, I did.
>>"1000 songs in your pocket changed everything. Here we go again," the invites reads, in part.<<
AppleInsider is assuming it is music/phone related.
>>Apple, as it has done historically, does not mention in the event invites which products it plans to announce.<<
I am just adding some irresponsible speculation.
That is still allowed, right?
As I understand it, all Mac rumor sites are hereforth refraining from hyperbole. I'll put in a good word for you, but you may lose access to the site and have your Mac taken away from you if you're not careful.
IF it is the long awaited iPhone (and I hope it is), I just wonder what cellular carrier is going to carry them.