Apple Schedules September 1st Event

Apple has scheduled a media event to take place a week from today. The September 1st event will be held in San Francisco, and is slated to begin at 10 AM PDT (that’s 1 PM for us East Coasters!) Apple is notorious for announcing new iPod models in the fall months, and the guitar themed invitations all but confirm that the event will be music oriented. Stay tuned to the blog and @hellosmalldog on Twitter for updates next Wednesday. Here’s hoping for a “one more thing!”

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