UPDATE – Follow Apple's 'Back to the Mac' Media Event Today

ByMike Moffit

UPDATE – Various sources have reported that Apple is set to live stream their media event this morning at 10:00 AM PDT (1:00 PM EST). Utilizing the same HTTP streaming technology introduced at last month’s music event, viewers must have either a Mac running Snow Leopard or an iOS device with iOS 3.0 or later. Viewers can link directly to the stream here.

If you’re unable to watch the event live, or your hardware doesn’t meet the requirements, the sources listed below will be live blogging from the event.

Of course, stay tuned to Barkings and @hellosmalldog for updates as well.

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