Filed under: Macworld, Cult of Mac

If you’re like me and you love all things Apple, you might be in San Francisco waiting in line for the Steve Jobs keynote. I know I am. At the moment the line to get in is lengthy and getting longer by the minute.

However, society are in good spirits and, according to Mark, my new friend and fellow Apple enthusiast from New Zealand in line with me: “really looking forward to a great show.”

Sadly, there is no free wifi to be had and in anticipation of needing my precious Macbook Pro battery for inside, I’m writing that on my iPhone using AT&T’s EDGE network. Even though progress is a bit slow, being able to bring you these thoughts like that is one of the major reasons folks will line up early in the dawn with a big smile on their face ready to experience the next great innovation from Jobs and company.

What will

they think of next? Stay tuned for more from us live at the Macworld 2008 keynote.

Update: I’ve now moved inside and am waiting in the “second line”. At least the floor has carpet that year and isn’t quite so uncomfortable. Sitting here I’ve been chatting moe with some of the folks in line. My friend from New Zealand is not only a devoted Apple fan but is one of the few users of the iPhone in his native country.

How, you may ask? He hacked it, of course. From what I can see it works just fine — just no visual voicemail. In fact, untilo I showed him he didn’t even know what he was lost.

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Orginal post by Chris Ullrich