While I was away last week on vacation, I did my best to disconnect from the internet. While I did pretty well, this happened: Apple announced it's "Back to the Mac" event which will be taking place on October 20th . Leonard did not get an invitation, and is quite peeved about it. The guys at TUAW did:
Does anyone see a lion behind the Apple logo? Maybe a 10.7 preview? Also leaked pictures of a new MacBook Air have arisen. We've already discussed the rumor about an 11" MacBook Air, but MacRumors.com forum user diddl14 has posted...

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Ok so the story is that the Apple Store's are pulling the USB based SuperDrive which was designed for the MacBook Air and the Mac Mini server - the question is why? People believe it's because of the rumor of the smaller 11.6" MacBook Air that we talked about back in July. The Apple Store online was offline this morning but no changes were made to the front end - so maybe it's gonna be soon. Apple has yet to do release any information about their holiday promotions. ...

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The San Jose Mercury News is reporting that Apple will soon announce a paid newspaper subscription plan for the iPad. The new subscription plan is the first step in finding new revenue streams for the print industry which has taken a huge tumble over the last few years. Read More

Both Parallels 6 and iLife '11 have showed up out in the wild. Parallels, the software that lets you run Windows on your Mac has been spotted at a local Fry's store.

iLife, the Apple suite including iTunes, iPhoto and iDVD has been spotted on Amazon.com So is it coming soon...who...

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What seems to be a blow to the blogosphere (we aren't offended), Apple announced that it will live stream the event that is happening later today. An Apple tipster, who wishes to remain anonymous, says that todays live stream will test the new server farm that was built in North Carolina. In Apple's press bulletin "Apple® will broadcast its September 1 event online using Apple’s industry-leading HTTP Live Streaming, which is based on open standards. Viewing requires either a Mac® running Safari® on Mac OS® X version 10.6 Snow Leopard®, an iPhone® or iPod touch® running iOS...

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So with less than 24 hours until the actual Apple event, the new iPod cases are leaking all over the internet. Today we bring you the case leak for the iPod Nano.
As you can see Apple redesigned the iPod Nano to use the proprietary 30-pin connector found on all their other iDevices. Rumor is that the device will be a small touch-screen compatible device. Image your iPod Touch was Alice in Wonderland...the Nano would be if she drank the "Drink Me"...

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No need to wait till Sept 1 to see what the new iPod design will look like - just scour the internet and you will find yet another batch of leaked iPod cases. In today's leak, the new case seems to fit the iPod Touch, and has a cut out of a rear facing camera. The form is nearly identical that of the current version, with the transparent rear being curved just the Touch is now. Your thoughts? Read More

A Chinese online store seems to be selling components of what people believe will be the new iPod touch. This one with a front facing camera. The panel, which sells for $95 USD/650 Chinese Yuan, has a cable on it that depicts "Apple (c) 2010". The front facing camera would allow the iPod Touch to use FaceTime, Apple's Wifi video chat software. On line at the 5th Ave Apple store in NYC many people were excited about the FaceTime feature (to watch that video click here). Jobs has said that Apple will ship tens...

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