Ok to start off, there are three main times of the year when apple tries to release new stuff. 1st one is MWSF (jan) 2nd one is WWDC (june) and thirdly Apple Expo Paris (sep)
ok..Steve gives a keynote..starts at 10AM PST. Sometimes these keynotes are broadcasted over Quicktime..sometimes not. In the case of tomorrow i dont think it is being broadcasted at all.
It is about an hour and a half long..and what usually happens is that the forums close down over here, because there is just too much traffic when these thangs occur. Then there is just the front page and it gets updated every 5 minutes or so. Usually there is someone at WWDC and they sit and feed us the info..so it is almost real-time..almost. Macrumors isn't the only site that gives live updating. Usually you also have
Macbidouille and some other sites. The best way...the way i prefer is on IRC. Just join the macrumors channel, and you get all the updates. You can download a simple app made especially for these type of things...I will Edit my post to add it alter...need to find it first..
Ok well hope that helped.
Peace
DjVoTeZ
Edit: ok well i am a bit late but i think you have got the gist of it.. here is the
Linky to download the IRC client. It is a read only client so you cant type messages while the event is happening.