Is Apple Killing IPod Classic & Shuffle?

Is Apple Killing IPod Classic & Shuffle?, You may track a reference to a “product transition” mentioned in the call last win Apple’s iPod Shuffle iPod Classic and the company can indefinitely removed, TUAW reports.

The news would not be surprising. The iPod Classic is an old-style design that is essentially a music storage device that plays music. The Shuffle is essentially just a music storage device will have smaller screen. With Apple pushing a business model based on the cloud, both teams seem relics that no longer fit within long-term strategy of the company.

It does not help that both devices are probably the least glamorous in the entire Apple product line up hardware.

I do not see how a device could become better at this time either. The backup strategy based on the classic cloud makes obsolete, and Apple iPod Nano is small enough in size that could easily take place as low-end Shuffle Apple iPod.

Apple is also planning to reveal some minor changes to its iPod touch, according to the source of TUAW. It is not known whether Apple will make these announcements in their press conference October 4.

Leighton Meester

Leighton Meester, Leighton Meester and has splashed out 1.5 million dollars in a palatial mansion in the San Fernando Los Angeles. The ‘Gossip Girl’ star new 2847 square foot one-story property has four bedrooms and four bathrooms and a half with a black bottom pool, a pool bar and a separate cottage with extensive grounds in the locker room located in the exclusive Royal Oaks neighborhood.

The four-bedroom house is divided into a number of clients / staff, two secondary bedrooms, a large garden with private entrance – and a master suite that includes a small sitting area, fireplace with tile glass frame, closet walk-in, and a bathroom with double sink vanity, tub and separate glass-enclosed steam shower.

Leighton already owns an apartment in New York – where ‘Gossip Girl’ is shot and reportedly angered residents on the same floor of their building block when asked to refrain from smoking in their own homes, because “develops a sore throat if exposed” to smoke.

A source said: “She asked everyone not to smoke because the smell comes under your door.”

Scarlett Johansson Pictures Hacked

Scarlett Johansson Pictures Hacked, Scarlett Johansson says she was injured by hacking your assumptions that led to her nu*e photos online the surface of this month.

The 26 years, told CNN’s David McKenzie to be actress does not give people the right to invade your privacy.

When asked why it was important for her to protect her privacy, she replied: “Just because you’re in the spotlight, or just because you’re an actor or make movies or do not mean that you are not entitled to her personal privacy. If that is besieged, somehow, it feels unfair. He feels bad. ”

He added that the unwanted attention that comes along with being a celebrity is “a fit”.

“It’s an adjustment, but there are certain cases that will give you a lot about yourself and, finally, just kind of put your foot and say, ‘No, wait, I’m taking it again,'” he said.

Johansson photos appeared online on Sept. 14. The FBI is investigating the incident, along with private photo hacking cell phones of other celebrities and email accounts.

Courtney Love Memoir

Courtney Love Memoir, Courtney Love, the rock star life hard and actress known for her band Hole and her brief marriage to Kurt Cobain, has a deal for a book by William Morrow.

Tomorrow is an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers. It was announced on Thursday that love “set the record straight.”

His memoirs will take care of life with Cobain, Nirvana’s leader, who died in 1994, her drug problems and her career in Hollywood.

The memory has no title and is scheduled for release next fall.

She is among the many musicians who recently agreed to write her memoirs. They include Neil Young, Pete Townshend, Carole King and Gregg Allman.

Gears Of War 3

Gears Of War 3, What makes Gears of War is so special? Is the appearance (a scorched earth drain most of its color, dotted with giant insects and beefy marines)? It is the story (an epic science fiction saga of war with emotional weight)? Maybe it’s the gameplay?
Although it provides on all fronts, the game is really what sets apart Gears of War. If a player or multiplayer (competitive or cooperative), this third person shooter duck and cover is very rewarding. It has the ebb and flow of refuge and attack, brute force and tactical maneuvers (soon learn to work well with your computer) and a variety of weapons.

Along with perennial favorites (wide arches, chainsaw bayonets and the “Hammer of Dawn”, which fires a devastating explosion of a satellite), there are some nice new surprises, as the “digger”, who is buried in the ground as bugs bunny before it springs from the earth and exploding. As always, your avatar is robust and agile.

This time the villains have been adapted, which is a logical progression of history and it also means they are no longer underground. So instead of caverns and caves, the war is above ground in the abandoned cities (one looks like a modern Cinderella Pompeii). It’s a beautiful looking game, and these devastated communities are really troubling.

This is a good step forward in the narrative, with the long war that comes to mind and (more than in previous releases), some genuine pathos. Well, not war and peace, but the game is no room for an examination of conscience on the characters and raises a few questions about the horror of the war and moral commitments.

However, this series is probably best known for his attitude towards subtlety: I do not like! More than anything, is a game of bloody combat, Scrappy and exciting. Gears franchise is attractive and great, and Gears of War 3 feels like a grand finale. But I sincerely hope not.

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