Apple Watch Keynote Live Streaming

It might work---or you might find that reloading the page, you're offered new URLs.

> Christy Turlington Burns is running by a giraffe in this video, but she can't see it because she's staring at the coach on her wrist.

> Apple has reached the "forced fake Q&A with celebrities" portion of its keynote lifecycle.

> I'm just saying that you could put this part of the event directly into any Samsung event, and it would be exactly the same.

Have you ever been to a football match?

That's actually pretty rare these days. Especially in the UK.

EDIT: Just to clarify since I got some early downvotes, this isn't some conspiracy that Apple secretly pays plants in the audience to cheer. It is a known fact that select Apple employees are invited to these keynotes and generally take up the first several rows of the audience.

Usually some people will post source links which should be streamable from non-mac machines.

Edit: Downvotes are fine, but a counterargument would be more welcomed. There are dozens of live streaming services out there now that support every platform available, but Apple always insists on using their own. It backfires every year as the stream is flaky or has audio/video sync issues.

If they can't bring themselves to partner with someone else, they could at least devote the resources to fixing their own broken system.

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[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_Live_Streaming

The rest of the stuff in the keynotes—the stuff that makes them keynotes, rather than ads—only matters to Apple developers. And I'm not sure how you'd be an Apple developer without already being able to watch this. (Even if you only develop HTML5 webapps for iOS, that still means you've got an iOS test device.)

To make the MacBook fanless, it seems that they have put in a slower processor, ditched spindle drives all together, and most likely opted for integrated graphics. Again, these are just guesses. :)

However, fewer ports is the future and most devices are available wireless. Furthermore the MBA is not really supposed to be a stationary computer.

I like the choice that roku gives me, and doesn't tie me to any specific media store.

I'm not sure nothing is more sensitive than your medical data, but it's definitely sensitive.

Right now there isn't, as a result of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, which the party controlling the Congressional majority has repeatedly committed to repealing in its totality (and has voted repeatedly to do) and is actively backing repeated challenges to through the courts.

Policies can change, and information that is made public in a time of favorable policy can't retroactively be made unpublic to protect it from abuse when that policy changes.

Further, insurance discrimination isn't the only area where harmful (economically or otherwise) discrimination on the basis of medical information is a concern, and while there may be some areas where this is restricted by law, people can break laws and pursuing legal remedies is an after the fact solution that is neither guaranteed effective nor free of its own costs, but people can't discriminate based on information they don't have.