If history is to be our guide, the company's store will be back up after today's event is over. October 22, 2013 6:02 AM PDT What does Apple still need "to cover?" (Credit: Apple) It's an Apple press event day, which can only mean one thing this morning: its online marketplace is down. Apple on Tuesday morning took its online store down to get it ready to show off the new products it'll announce at its event later on. Before each major press event, Apple takes its store down to update it with its new and refreshed products and turns it back on after its show. Check back later for our CNET live blog and see all of today's Apple news. Apple is reportedly using today's event to announce new iPads. Apple is also expected to provide details on the launch of OS X Mavericks and could make an announcement on improvements to its MacBook Pro line. The Mac Pro, which Apple previewed earlier this year at the Worldwide Developers Conference, might also make a showing. As expected, Apple has remained tight-lipped on its plans and has provided no indication of whether it'll announce any new products, let alone the longshots like the long-rumored Apple television and iWatch. The company's invitation to the event said only that it still has "a lot to cover." So, what will Apple announce at its special event? Come back here at 10 a.m. PT to join CNET and find out.
If history is to be our guide, the company's store will be back up after today's event is over.
What does Apple still need "to cover?"
(Credit: Apple)
It's an Apple press event day, which can only mean one thing this morning: its online marketplace is down.
Apple on Tuesday morning took its online store down to get it ready to show off the new products it'll announce at its event later on. Before each major press event, Apple takes its store down to update it with its new and refreshed products and turns it back on after its show.
Check back later for our CNET live blog and see all of today's Apple news.
Apple is reportedly using today's event to announce new iPads. Apple is also expected to provide details on the launch of OS X Mavericks and could make an announcement on improvements to its MacBook Pro line. The Mac Pro, which Apple previewed earlier this year at the Worldwide Developers Conference, might also make a showing.
As expected, Apple has remained tight-lipped on its plans and has provided no indication of whether it'll announce any new products, let alone the longshots like the long-rumored Apple television and iWatch. The company's invitation to the event said only that it still has "a lot to cover."
So, what will Apple announce at its special event? Come back here at 10 a.m. PT to join CNET and find out.
