Apple’s yearly fall event is “definitely happening,” according to AllThingsD, and mid-September is looking like an increasingly likely time for that event to happen. Reading the tea leaves, it seems like iPod Touches and AppleTVs will be the focus.
The FaceTime-enabled (and possibly Retina Display’d?) iPod Touch seems like a lock, and updates for the rest of the iPod family wouldn’t be be all that surprising.
https://gizmodo.com/facetime-via-email-arrives-in-ios-4-1-beta-3-5606626
It also seems like a new AppleTV—perhaps the iTV?—could be a likely candidate for making an appearance.
https://gizmodo.com/rumor-appletv-renamed-itv-will-have-apps-but-no-1080p-5610526
But the more uncertain (though in this humble correspondent’s opinion more exciting) possibility is Apple announcing their first steps into the cloud. We’ve heard recently that Apple’s initial streaming iTunes offerings would be modest, with a focus on video. That would make sense for a launch in conjunction with a 16GB AppleTV, now wouldn’t it? [All Things D]
https://gizmodo.com/rumor-apple-jumping-into-the-cloud-soon-with-streaming-5577475
