So you want to watch Tim Cook’s big fancy iPhone 4S reveal, but don’t have an hour and a half to watch corporate keynotes? No problem — we did it for you, and cut out everything but the good stuff. More »
The Apple keynote was truly jam-packed, from beginning to end. It’s worth watching. But it was nearly two hours long. If you don’t have 117 minutes, this is the best stuff. The moments that matter. Everything you need to see. More »
My eardrums are bleeding, so you won’t get to experience that part of the event, but if you want to follow along with Sony’s E3 keynote – where we’re expecting lots of arse-kissing and bowing and the PS Vita – GameTrailers has a live stream, or follow Kotaku’s live blog.
During the Q&A session of his Mobile World Congress keynote, former Google CEO and current Executive Chairman of the company professed his love for Australia’s NBN. More »
Wanna know what Microsoft’s announcing for the next year? Watch Steve Ballmer huff and puff and blow some stuff down, talking about the next version of Windows, new Kinect stuff and maybe some surprises. It’s right here: [Microsoft]
Now you – yes you – can relive all 112 minutes of Steve Jobs’ keynote from yesterday, as well as watch the official iPhone 4 video. Everyone loves a gesticulating Jonny Ive, after all. [Keynote video and iPhone 4]
It’s going on right now! Watch it live – and find out about the “surprises” they promised yesterday – on YouTube.
We know the fourth generation of the iPhone will be announced sometime this June, but what date should you book off work so you can be glued to Gizmodo all day? June 22, according to a date booked at YBCA. More »
