Call us lazy, but we’ll defer to Apple’s stream for live coverage. You’ll need QuickTime X (Snow Leopard) or an iOS 3+ device. After the event, we’ll have our own analysis and commentary as usual…

In a week exactly (September 1), Apple and Steve Jobs will do the usual song and dance for September—iPods, iTunes, and other media things will most likely get the spotlight. Some of the predictions for the event, to be at 10:00 AM Pacific Time at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts include major updates to various media devices…

Apple went on an updating spree today. The iMac and Mac Pro lines received a refresh, while the Cinema Display was completely reworked. In addition, Apple introduced the Magic Trackpad, a $69 giant multitouch trackpad…

In a relatively short press conference, Steve Jobs addressed criticisms about the iPhone 4′s reception when held. Other smartphones were demonstrated to have similar problems. Some hard data was examined. Apple still is stating that updates for iOS 4 should fix issues for most, but everyone will get a free case if they still do have the issues…

It seems that the various reports of the iPhone 4′s antenna being its Achilles’ heel have finally forced Apple to do more than simply state that it’s “normal” or can be fixed via a software update. At least that’s what is being reported by Macworld in that Apple will be holding a special press conference on Friday morning (10AM Pacific Time) to address the iPhone 4…

After the lawsuits that started popping up yesterday, it’s no surprise that Apple issued a statement regarding the iPhone 4′s “death grip” antenna issues. Apparently the problem comes from the way iOS 4 draws the bars and interprets a signal and should be fixable by software…