Apple's Iphone 5 Unveiling Happens Tomorrow, Get Your Liveblog Here!

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Yes, we're just a day away from the unveiling of the [url="http://www.engadget.com/2012/09/11/iphone-5-the-rumor-roundup/"]long-rumored[/url], next-generation iPhone. Will it be the iPhone 5? Will it be The New iPhone? What's in a name, really? We invite you to weigh on on that subject in the comments below, but if you were left wanting by the incremental step forward taken by the[url="http://www.engadget.com/2011/10/14/iphone-4s-review/"]iPhone 4S[/url] we have a feeling you'll be feeling pretty good after this show is over. Tim Cook takes the stage at 10am PT on September 12th, but if you look in the time bubble floating below you'll see exactly when the event will happen in your neck of the woods. Oh, and if you're wondering where to go, you need only set your browser to this URL:[/font][/color]
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[b] Insiders claim Siri co-founder Adam Cheyer has left Apple[/b]


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[color=#444444][font=georgia]It's not uncommon for executives of smaller companies to jump ship within a few years of the business selling to a larger firm, whether it's out of entrepreneurial restlessness or unhappiness with the corporate status quo. We don't know which of the two (if any) is a factor with [/font][/color][url="http://www.engadget.com/tag/Siri/"]Siri[/url][color=#444444][font=georgia] co-founder Adam Cheyer, but tipsters for [/font][/color][i]AllThingsD[/i][color=#444444][font=georgia] and [/font][/color][i]Bloomberg[/i][color=#444444][font=georgia] still say that he left Apple in June to "pursue other projects." The reported departure follows that of Dag Kittlaus, who quit Apple a year earlier, and should leave the Siri team without the brunt of its early leadership two years after [/font][/color][url="http://www.engadget.com/2010/04/28/apple-acquires-virtual-assistant-search-app-maker-siri/"]Apple bought the company[/url][color=#444444][font=georgia]. Although the impact is uncertain, this doesn't necessarily mean Apple's version of Siri is at risk: along with holding on to any remaining Siri staff, Cupertino will have had a long time to familiarize itself with the code. We'd also take it all with a grain of salt. Apple has declined to comment, and Cheyer's LinkedIn profile still shows him as an Apple employee. Whatever's the truth, the rumor's sources don't have [/font][/color][url="http://www.engadget.com/2012/09/11/apples-iphone-5-event-tomorrow/"]the best timing[/url][color=#444444][font=georgia].[/font][/color]