Macworld is coming!
Like a lot of you, we’re pretty curious to see what Apple will be coming out with next week at the Macworld Expo. We’ve got a few theories of our own, though time will tell how many of them come true. In the meantime, coming up with half-baked theories and trying to convince your friends is a pretty fun past time. That’s why we came up with our Official Keynote Prediction form. You fill it out with your theories and send it to your friends. Try it, it’s fun!
Now, just to make it more interesting, we thought we’d add a little bit of contest to the proceedings. So we’ve decided to give some free t-shirts to our favorite entries. Now, because not all of us have a crystal ball, we’ve created three categories with a grand prize winner in each. In addition to awarding the most Accurate entry, we’ll have a Humor winner and a Creativity winner. The prizes? Three Insanely Great Tees of their choice, in whatever sizes suit them.
For your entertainment purposes, we’ll be posting an archive of our favorite entries sometime soon. Check out the Bureau of Communication homepage for a link as soon as that becomes available. We’ll be announcing the results of the Humor Category and the Creativity category on Monday, January 14th right here in our blog. The winner of the Accuracy category will just have to wait a little longer until we can figure out which entry is the most correct.
May all your Apple Predictions come true!
FINE PRINT: Winners will be selected entirely at our discretion. Don’t worry, we’re pretty level headed. One entry per person, per category, please! Your entry and the ideas contained within become the property of Insanely Great Tees and Magnetism, and we may do with them whatever we please, including feature them in an archive, print them in a book or editing them for decency. And a warning: Predictions which are a little too accurate for comfort may invoke the wrath of Apple’s legal team, so if you’ve got insider information, be discrete about it, we don’t want you to wind up in court. Lastly, if you make any promises on the form (and you will!) you’d better be intent on keeping them!
