They won't go too deep into it, but chances are very high they'll at least give a peek at some of the meatier things like notifications.

That's just an updated version of 10.6 (Apple updates their retail discs quite often). 10.4 ($), 10.5 ($), 10.6 ($). It's simple business plan, for sure.

The fools are those that think Mac updates cost $.

Perhaps it's time to turn off the computer and go outside and get some fresh air, eh?

And I wonder where Android got it? It's like the Circle of Life.

There'll definitely be a small preview of iOS5.

Reading your comment, I can't help but imagine this is you.

I agree to a certain extent - if this is 'the year of the iPad' it's certainly going to have to be more of an upgrade than a faster processor and a camera or two.

I have one surprise wish for the event — preview iOS5.

It's still the most browser-supported way to bring a laugh to a discussion board.

Is this a Haiku?

I can't help but think content providers are going to make it much more difficult for Netflix to acquire their content for streaming. That Starz contract offended a lot of studios who felt it undervalued content.

Thanks for the link. Great read. I can't believe someone like Aaron was the 'face' of a security company.

Provoked: trapped in your sheets for a whole night.

I'm not referring to now, I'm referring to the chart - which shows the heyday of the music industry aligns with 16.99-18.99 CDs before sharing started to spread.

This just tells me CDs are ridiculously overpriced.

I can't stand getting voicemails at work. We're all connected 24/7 with e-mail, SMS, and IMs. Why make me call into my voicemail, enter my password and wrestle with phone prompts to get your message when you could have just sent me an electronic message?

Not to worry, they'll figure out a way to dash your hopes.

Holy shit that's awesome.

Yeah, because Apple set the price for DRM-free music. /s