Over at Pocket lint, we have what might be tomorrow’s Macworld Keynote from Steve Jobs.

It sounds plausible, with many of the expected hardware and software releases, but we’ll only know what’s going on once Macworld begins.

The iPhone API sounds somewhat open, but restricted (you must submit source code to Apple), with an opportunity for revenue ($6.95/app, 30/70 share apple/developer) through iTunes. Personally, I don’t mind giving Apple a cut for distributing my app, but I don’t want to have to give them the source code unless there’s an agreement that they will not use the code for other purposes.

I’ll be live blogging from Macworld, courtesy of my iPhone, and I’ll try to verify some of these rumors for you.