We’d heard it was coming, and for the second year in a row, Apple has disrupted the natural flow of CES by announcing an event of its own. Granted, this one — slated to be held January 19th at the Guggenheim Museum — is packing far fewer implications than the Verizon iPhone event of 2011, but suffice it to say, anyone who enjoys “learning” should be tuning in later this month. If you’ll recall, it was reported by TechCrunch that the event would be entirely related to publishing, with no new hardware on tap; Fox’s own Clayton Morris followed up to say that it’d have something to do with iTunes. We’re guessing it’ll link somehow to iTunes U, and considering that Apple hasn’t made a major public push into the land of EDU since the eMac, perhaps it’s time that the company got things like Reading Rainbow into the hands of dazed and confused grade-schoolers everywhere.
Apple promises ‘education announcement’ in New York on January 19th originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 11 Jan 2012 12:27:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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