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Follow UsBANGALORE, INDIA: Excitement levels are running high as September 12 comes close. The world awaits to see if all the rumors on the most awaited smartphone of the year, iPhone 5, will be put to rest with its launch on September 12 in San Francisco.
A website Twit TV claims that it will be bringing its viewers all the details from the event as they are revealed. ''You can join Leo Laporte, Tom Merritt, Sarah Lane, and Iyaz Akhtar on Wednesday (September 12th) at 10:00AM Pacific/1:00PM Eastern for our live coverage of Apple's press conference in San Francisco,'' says a blog-post on the website.
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There is another website Ustream, which claims to stream the Apple September 12 event live. However, it is clearly mentioned at the bottom of the Web page that it is ''not Apple's official Ustream'' but will provide ''live coverage of Apple keynotes including images, commentary, and sometimes audio and video.''
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The website currently shows a countdown to the event, and is actively interacting with viewers in its chat slot. They also have a Facebook and Twitter account. However, a lot of users have raised questions on whether the link will be functional or not when the launch begins.
We must also warn you that Apple reportedly discourages live streaming; hence, whether these links work or not cannot be determined as of now.
If these links fail to function, don't be disheartened. You can always rely on various tech blogs, websites and Twitter for the live updates from Apple's event in San Francisco. Also, Apple generally makes videos from its event available on its website a few days later.
That said, do you feel that Apple, like Samsung, should announce live streaming of the event? Do let us know.
(Disclaimer: All information provided is as per that given in the websites mentioned. CIOL won't be responsible for problems or errors incurred)