Hey, what is everyone expecting at this London event? I assume it's very iPhone-centric, but I just saw some pics at MacRumors where there are black curtains hanging up. Now this could be simply to "block out the world" and prying eyes. But I wonder if there are products, displays and signage covered as well? If this is an iPhone event, why bother with the heavy secrecy I wonder?
Might just be curtains up to maintain the private, intimate feel of the event.
But I wish it was for something a bit unexpected and cool (fill in the blank with your particular definition of "unexpected and cool").
I do hope we get a meaningful, "adds some new fun and features" iPhone update tomorrow.
One of the people posting about the pics says this, and it's an interesting point:
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Whatever is up, if they are staying closed until 4pm after a 10am press event, it is going to be something very exciting. Apple won't sacrifice 6 hours of business at the flagship store without very good reason.
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Then again, "very good reason" might just be the iPhone, being that people over there haven't seen it or really gotten a good handle on it like we have here in the States for two-plus months.
I want this to be the iPhone...and
something else.
Should I wake up at 5:00am to follow the proceedings? Hmmm...