
The AppAdvice Week In Review: Let Apple’s Month Long Celebration Begin
September 1, 2013
We finally made it! September is here.
Over the course of the coming days, we’ll finally hear more from Apple about its plans to end the year. By the end of the month, new iPhones should be available in showrooms around the world. Fitting then that Apple’s most important month on the calendar is also the one they selected to hold the annual iTunes Festival, which begins today from London’s Roundhouse Theater. First held in 2007, the iTunes Festival offers free live performances from some of the world’s most popular artists. Each performance is available through streaming via Apple TV or the free iTunes Festival app. You can also watch performances through iTunes on a Mac or PC. To help celebrate a huge month for techies and music fans alike, consider:Sunday, Sept. 1

Tuesday, Sept. 3
The Lumineers and PHOX highlight the festival's third night. With the long holiday weekend over in the United States, Apple should begin sending out invitations to its Sept. 10 event. If this doesn't happen, something is terribly wrong.Thursday, Sept. 5
The twin bill in London features Rizzle Kicks and Eliza Doolittle. Five. This is the number of colors the iPhone 5C is likely to arrive in. This includes light hues of yellow, green, blue, orange, plus white.Saturday, Sept. 7
Phoenix and Little Green Cars open the first Saturday night of the festival. Seven. Apple will launch iOS 7 to the general public this month.Tuesday, Sept. 10

Sunday, Sept. 15

Friday, Sept. 20
If the rumors are correct, this is the first day new iPhones will be available in stores. In London, Primal Scream, and Skinny Girl Diet perform.Monday, Sept. 23
Jessie J and Lawson perform on the penultimate Monday of the festival. For techies, now falling in love with their new iPhones, attention now turns to next-generation iPads, which should be announced in October.Tuesday, Sept. 24

Sunday, Sept. 29 and Monday, Sept. 30

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