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Friday, 31 July 2009
Tuesday, 28 July 2009
Monday, 20 July 2009
The SPRITE Blow Job Commercial (BANNED IN GERMANY)
Why did they even bother make this anyway??
They must have known it would get banned STRAIGHT AWAY!!
They must have known it would get banned STRAIGHT AWAY!!
BlackBerry Desktop Manager coming to Mac in September
About damn time!!!
Mac users, rejoice -- well, the BlackBerry users in the lot of you, anyway. RIM's been infamous over the years for all but ignoring Mac support for its devices, throwing out the occasional bone like Media Sync, but they're now going big with a full-fledged Desktop Manager supporting Mac OS 10.5.5 and above when it launches... sometime. The big sticking point right now is that RIM isn't talking about an availability date, all we know is that it'll happen some time in September -- but when that date comes, you'll have a suite that's able to sync iTunes, add and remove apps, perform firmware updates, create backups and restore from them, and manage multiple BlackBerrys at the same time. Nokia, maybe you guys want to take note here?
Sunday, 19 July 2009
Friday, 17 July 2009
Wednesday, 15 July 2009
Tuesday, 14 July 2009
Monday, 13 July 2009
Rumor: $800 Apple Tablet Coming in October
Apple fans have been clamoring for a Mac tablet for years, and year after year the Cupertino, Calif.-based company has disappointed them. Now a new report from Taiwan says the company plans to a release a $800 tablet in October.
The device will have a 9.7-inch touchscreen, reports InfoTimes, and three Taiwanese gadget manufacturers–Foxconn, Wintek and Dynapack–have received orders for different components of the tablet.
At Gadget Lab, we’re treating this latest rumor with the same skepticism as previous Apple tablet and “Mac netbook” rumors. In May, Gadget Lab reported that well-known Apple analyst Gene Munster predicted Apple will have a tablet in the market in early 2010. But this is the first time that specific information has been discussed in terms of screen size and price.
The netbook market — and to a lesser extent, the inexpensive tablet market — is begging for the company’s touch. While consumers like the tiny size of netbooks and their wallet-friendly price tag, dissatisfaction runs high in terms of ease of use. An NPD Group survey of 600 customers showed only 58 percent of consumers were satisfied with their netbooks, compared to 79 percent of regular laptop buyers. Netbook keypads can be difficult to type on and trackpads are often ineffective, complain buyers.
With its track record of creating sleek small factor consumer gadgets such as iTouch and iPhone, Apple could potentially solve some of these problems.
Earlier, Apple known for its obfuscation while working on a new product, has called the netbooks category as “junky.” An $800 touchscreen Apple tablet wouldn’t exactly be a netbook, as we know it today, yet Apple could tap into the trend of mobile devices that is popular among consumers.
What will also be interesting to see is if Apple’s tablet will run OS X or a souped-up version of the iPhone OS 3.0 that is available on iPhone and iPod Touch. In either case, Apple is likely to end up competing with more than just Microsoft. Google recently announced its Chrome operating system for netbooks.
Marsha Ambrosius EXCLUSIVE Interview 2009
Marsha talks about Floetry, Aftermath, Michael Jackson.
Shout out to Soul Culture
Shout out to Soul Culture
Saturday, 11 July 2009
Friday, 10 July 2009
MJ Rented Home in Holmby Hills
Dayum
The King of Pop, Michael Jackson was also known for his ostentatious spending habits and luxury lifestyle. Besides his silhouette, the iconic singer was also known for the luxurious estates he inhabited and owned. HomeTheaterReview offers a sneak peek into the legend’s $100,000-a-month Holmby Hills estate, situated in the vicinity of the Playboy Mansion and tony Beverly Hills. The house features over-the-top interiors, with a customized home theater installation from DSI Entertainment. The home theater room includes a Crestron control system, Marantz electronics, M&K speakers and Lutron lighting control. Reportedly, Jackson’s fellow superstar musician Prince was renting a $150,000-per-month property in the gated Shangri-la known as Beverly Park. But, the singer is no exception, rock stars have always been known for their extravagant lifestyle
The King of Pop, Michael Jackson was also known for his ostentatious spending habits and luxury lifestyle. Besides his silhouette, the iconic singer was also known for the luxurious estates he inhabited and owned. HomeTheaterReview offers a sneak peek into the legend’s $100,000-a-month Holmby Hills estate, situated in the vicinity of the Playboy Mansion and tony Beverly Hills. The house features over-the-top interiors, with a customized home theater installation from DSI Entertainment. The home theater room includes a Crestron control system, Marantz electronics, M&K speakers and Lutron lighting control. Reportedly, Jackson’s fellow superstar musician Prince was renting a $150,000-per-month property in the gated Shangri-la known as Beverly Park. But, the singer is no exception, rock stars have always been known for their extravagant lifestyle
Wednesday, 8 July 2009
Tuesday, 7 July 2009
Monday, 6 July 2009
Friday, 3 July 2009
Thursday, 2 July 2009
Wednesday, 1 July 2009
Michael Jackson Sets A Billboard Chart RECORD!
According to Billboard.com:
The King of Pop’s “Number Ones” will fittingly lead the pack at No. 1 with 108,000 copies (an increase of 2,340%) while “The Essential Michael Jackson” and “Thriller” are in the Nos. 2 and 3 slots with 102,000 and 101,000, respectively. Last week, “Number Ones” was the only Jackson title on the chart, at No. 20 with 4,000 copies; both “Essential” and “Thriller” re-enter the tally this week.
Additionally, his classic 1979 studio set “Off the Wall” re-enters at No. 4 with 33,000 while his 1987 album “Bad” returns at No. 6 with 17,000. At No. 5, the Jackson 5’s “The Ultimate Collection” debuts with 18,000. Jackson’s fourth studio album for Epic Records, 1991’s “Dangerous,” re-enters at No. 7 with 14,000 while his 2001 compilation “Greatest Hits: HIStory — Volume 1″ also comes back to the list at No. 8 with 12,000. Finally, Jackson’s 2004 box set “The Ultimate Collection” charts its first week on the Pop Catalog chart, arriving at No. 9 with 11,000.
Another CD that arrived in stores last week was Ginuwine’s “A Man’s Thoughts” which only scanned 37,299 copies its first week in stores.
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