Sunday, December 17, 2006

iPhone will be named as iSongTalk



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AAPL TOP DESIGNER (on condition of anonymity) disclosed: iPhone will use intel wiMax cheapset, goog free wiMax network,
ebay skype to make cheapest high quality talk. monthly service fee is $20, song downloading network usage is free.

iPhone will be named as iSongTalk, it will be priced at $399 for 4GB, $499 for 8GB.

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Saturday, December 16, 2006

iPhone: Not GSM nor CDMA but Wi-Fi Network



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Rumor has it that Apple is building a phone with built-in Wi-Fi service that would allow customers to make calls and download data and music from the free or cheap Wi-Fi networks proliferating in urban and suburban settings, bypassing traditional cellular networks. Both scenarios underscore Jobs' aversion to ceding control to telcos such as Cingular, Verizon (Charts), T-Mobile and Sprint (Charts), which exercise huge control over the entire wireless food chain in the U.S.

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Monday, December 11, 2006

Samsung Buyout Ailing Sony?



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Fact A: PS3 is doomed to fail
Bushnell, who started Atari, is one of the grandfathers of the video game industry. When asked about about which areas he still follows of his former industry, he said,
"It wasn’t anything brilliant that they did. With the PS and PS2 it was timing. They had the right pricing at the right time [and were] almost the accidental winner," answered Bushnell. "It would not surprise me if a year from now they’ll be struggling to sell 1 million units. [Factoring in the PS3’s price], I think in the U.S. the number of early adopters you have is actually around 300,000."

Fact B: Sony's PS3 failure leads to its financial disaster.
Analysts believe the company will lose US$3.29 billion on its PS3 business over the next two years.

The above article explains that the future of Sony depends on the success of the PlayStation 3. One of the things it said was that last year, out of $67.94 billion in revenue, only 1.65% of that was profit. With most of its other divisions not doing so well (its music department is already disliked by many, thanks to the Digital Rights Management fiasco), the company's fate seems to rest with the video game division's PS3.

Fact C: Samsung has been eyeing on game market and it is desperate to expand its business..
1. Samsung developed several mobile game phones.
2. Samsung is the biggest sponsor of World Cyber Games(WCG).
3. Samsung recently began to publish several Korean online games including "Dungeon and Fighters".
4. Samsung has been providing key components for game consoles.
5. The most crucial fact: One subsidiary of Samsung Group, Samsung SDS, actually developed its own game console.

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Princess Diana's Death was just an Coincident Accident?



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What happned to her that night?

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Saturday, December 9, 2006

Four years old kindergartner accused of 'sexual harassment'?


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Is this possible? What's wrong with the school or the boy?

A four-year-old hugged his teachers aide and was put into in-school suspension, according to the father. But La Vega school administrators have a different story.

Damarcus Blackwell's four-year-old son was lining-up to get on the bus after school last month, when he was accused of rubbing his face in the chest of a female employee.

The prinicipal of La Vega Primary School sent a letter to the Blackwells that said the pre-kindergartener demonstrated "inappropriate physical behavior interpreted as sexual contact and/or sexual harassment."

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Friday, December 8, 2006

Britney Spears a Pill Popper?



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We know pop princess Britney Spears has been enjoying her boozed panty-free nights out but is she also a pill popper? According to In Touch weekly, Britney Spears dined at celebrity eatery Dan Tana's this week and was spotted leaving the joint with a glass of wine as she walked to her car. According to sources while Britney paid a visit to the ladies' room, where she plopped her purse down on the counter and in front of several witnesses opened her bag to reveal a bounty of pills inside.

One eyewitness told the magazine, "There was a bottle of Paxil (an antidepressant) and a bottle of Xanax (for anxiety) that she took out and put on the counter. It looked like a pharmacy in there." The magazine also claims in their latest issue that Britney has allegedly been spending a lot of time in the rest rooms of clubs and after-hours parties lately. If you know that every move you make is watched or photographed, you’d think she would be a little more cautious…after all, this is Hollywood, news spreads like fire

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Thursday, December 7, 2006

BREAKING: Yahoo buying Metacafe for 200 millions?



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TechCrunch reported that Metacafe, the video sharing site, will be sold
for between $200-300 million. And it added the unknown buyer may be
Yahoo.





Metacafe, the video sharing site, is reportedly being sold for
between $200-300 million. The buyer is currently unknown but there is
speculation that it may be Yahoo.





In July, Metacafe recieved $15 million in funding from Benchmark
Capital and Accel Partners. The company was founded in 2004 and has
offices in Palo Alto and Tel Aviv.








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