I haven't been an iPhone user since late 2010, but I'm writing this on a MacBook Air and I'll be watching the WWDC keynote that starts in 45 minutes or so.

There's something about Apple's showmanship that inspires. Even if I'm not going to buy the bulk of the things they're announcing, they manage to make tech - sometimes really geeky tech - accessible and desirable to people who wouldn't ordinarily care. Their keynote is kind of the Paris Fashion Week of the personal computing world.

Even if public consensus is starting to be that post-Jobs Apple has lost some of its sheen, they're always an event, and the black-shrouded signs at today's suggest that something new is on the horizon. A watch? A TV? A sports car running iOS? Who knows.