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'It's Only Rock and Roll' Event Video Now Available, Steve Jobs' Return

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Apple has posted a podcast [iTunes Link] and QuickTime stream for today's media event which brought a number of new announcements:

- Apple Releases iTunes 9: New Media Syncing Options, Genius Mixes, iPhone App Organization
- Apple's Focus on Games: Madden NFL 10, Nova, Assassin's Creed, Riddim Ribbon
- Apple Updates Entire iPod Family, Bringing Capacity and Performance Bumps to iPod Touch and Video Camera to iPod Nano
- Apple Releases iPhone OS 3.1 for iPhone and iPod Touch

The podcast video can also be directly downloaded through this link.

The event also marked Steve Jobs' return to the keynote stage after having received a liver transplant earlier this year. This clip shows him walking on stage at today's event:

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