Copyright © 2011 Apple Inc. All rights reserved.Apple has just posted the picture above from Apple’s event this afternoon. Apple’s CEO is on stage speaking about Steve Job’s impact on the world.
Here’s hoping they post the video (but understand if not).
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CBS copters, captured by CNET, caught some of the Celebrate Steve program today put on by Apple. As we’d been tweeting live, Tim Cook, Bill Campbell and Al Gore spoke and Norah Jones and ColdPlay played music (ending with “You’ve Got a Friend in Me”). Apple retail employees shut down Store operations from 12-3 ET to view a private screening of the event.
One of the touching moments was said to have been when they played Jobs’ rendition of “The Crazy Ones”, below:
As noted by SetteB.it, the Steve Jobs bio “Enhanced eBook” is now set by Simon and Shuster at 656 pages. That’s over 200 additional pages more than the previous page count which may have been a very low estimate. Recently, Walter Isaacson said that Jobs’ resignation would be added to the book, but it seems like a stretch that that chapter would add 50% more content.
Also, the publication date has move from November 21st, to “on or around November 21st”, signaling that there may be some movement in the release date.
You can pre-order the book at Amazon or on Apple’s iBookStore where it still is listed at 448 pages.
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We’re watching a dizzying array of App announcements as new software hits the all-new Mac App Store, but here’s a special something from the team at Boxee, who are showing off their new Boxee iPad App at CES.
Here’s what Boxee (who today announced a new deal to offer video from CBS via their devices) had to say on the new app:
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