There is news today on Maccentral that Apple CEO Steve Jobs has moved his MacWorld keynote speach to Monday, a day earlier than previously scheduled. It should be also noted that the keynote has been extended by one hour from 1.5 to 2.5 hours in length. What does this mean, a whole lot of new rumors. Immediately the word on the street has become electrified with ideas of multiple product releases. Is there enough new hardware to warrent and extra hour of time, or are we in for a long presentation of the many flavors of ipod? Only time will tell however, everyone in the industry is pondering the same questions. Steve Jobs has been quoted as saying that Apple is working hard to make this MacWorld the most exciting ever. After the mundane keynote that he deliverred in July, Mac enthusiusts everywhere are expecting something big this time around. Some sources are stating that the earlier keynote time is not that there is more hardware to announce but is in fact to make sure that the announcements stay quiet until they are announced. Apple has lost many surprises in the past to prying eyes as they have had to set up their booths before the keynote and word has got out about their new releases. With the keynote being performed before the show floors open, Apple can avoid this problem and keep everything quiet until the cat is out of the bag.