Follow the Apple Event Live!

The wait will soon be over. As Books & Review puts it, “Don’t forget, tech rumors — especially Apple rumors — are temperamental animals … we all know Apple never comments on technology before it’s released to confirm or deny anything…,” but tomorrow, the rumors will be put to rest.

Apple’s September 12 Event kicks off tomorrow because, well, it’ll be September 12! Starting at 1PM ET (10AM Pacific) and broadcast from the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, the event will be live-blogged via the sites below, and we’ll follow up afterwards with commentary and details.

Though it’s widely rumored to be about a new iPhone, obviously nothing is confirmed. Could we see a new iPad? Changes to the App Store? iOS 6? Tell us what you think we’ll see in the comments below!

Macworld
TUAW
Gizmodo

In the meantime, here’s a fun article on Ars Technica that rounds up what their users hope to see in a new device.

Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, Image source

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