Attorney tells weigh Lohan is on track with completing sentence for drunken driving. Rumors.

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. - Lindsay Lohan’s attorney says the hero is on footmark after pleading guilty last year to drunken driving. Lohan’s attorney, Blair Berk, gave an update Tuesday on how the actress is complying with her decree for misdemeanor drunken driving and cocaine charges.

Berk told the dempster that Lohan is “completely on track with everything.” The pronounce seemed satisfied but scheduled another progress report for January. The hearing came less than a year after Lohan’s plea. It required the “Mean Girls” famed to complete various programs or else face stiffer penalties. Lohan has so far beat 84 minutes in jail, completed community service, and visited a morgue and an predicament room.

The credible news is Apple is selling more than 50 million iPods per year, a digit that would have Steve Ballmer monkey-dancing naked could it but be applied to the beleaguered Zune. Rumors.

Apple will divulge earnings for the company’s third fiscal quarter of 2008 on July 21, the consanguineous conference call beginning at 2:00pm Pacific Time. Unless you are in need of a strong soporific, it’s advised you let four-figure analysts peer myself listen for you and report whatever relevant knowledge is found amidst the obfuscation and non-answers of Apple executives. One question that will be difficult to dodge is how, exactly, Apple found itself competition out of iPhones a full two months before the upcoming introduction of a additional model. Besides that, the big news will likely be Mac sales.

Over the last three years, Mac sales have been increasing around 50 percent YOY, approximately doubling for the same quarters in 2006 and 2008. 1.236 and 1.112 million Macs for the in the first place two quarters of 2006 became 2.319 and 2.289 million Macs for the same quarters in 2008.

DivX makes allotment deal with Sony for TV shows. Rumors.

Proactive? What does THAT mean! lol! I’m not prosperous to post to the world and every major label what I do. Idiocy! Don’t you suppose the AA’s monitor these forums? The voice of the few. but PERHAPS at some mark peeps will remember what was said.

The majority of peeps who post in here are tech savvy…the indefinite population is NOT! I post all over! If those who do believe we are about to be locked out of most media and devices didn’t rant, where would you get your info? PR releases from The Industry about ”enhancing” the ”user experience”? is called an enhancement. FISTA’s 30 times a duplicate contain on copyrightable submit extensions is an enhancement also! here and it’s going to get worse. The answer? Probably NONE! The unconcealed just wants their Spears vid and ringtones. btw, this has probably been hare through the NSA/AT&T filters, so I guess I’m on the ”list”! lol!

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The Columbus Dispatch : Can cubicle phones name that tune, unlock or slang motor or cut short a date? Rumors.

She dashed to the entertainment center and held the phone up to one of the speakers. The receiver was set to the local pop station, and the song was Jordin Sparks’ No Air. “If you’re intense minutes so a friend of yours can hear a song they can listen on the radio for free, I’m going to call the cell-phone police so they put you on hold forever,” I warned her. “Now look!” she said, showing me her phone’s screen. And there were the words: “Jordin Sparks (featuring Chris Brown), ‘No Air.’  ” “Pretty cool, isn’t it?” she asked, audibly on cloud nine with herself. “That’s impossible,” I said. “Try this.

” She dialed 1-866-411-7664 as I put on a CD of songs I’m using in my French studies. In a minute, her phone spelled out “Alain Souchon, ‘Les Regrets.’  ” That prompted me to arrive at a phone call. “The technology utilized by 411-SONG is licensed from a British band called Shazam,” said Sina Khanifar, a wireless crackerjack who is launching a signal-boosting profession called repeaterstore.com. “The air recognition works by recognizing a ‘musical fingerprint’ from the music being sent, and analogous it to a database of more than 2.5 million songs,” Khanifar said.

Three Flavors of 3G iPhone On The Way. Rumors.

As we inch that much closer to WWDC on June the 9th, brief tidbits of dirt are starting to tear out regarding the next-generation 3G iPhone. The latest rumor to find its way onto the interweb is the plausibility that Apple will be selling the 3G iPhone in no fewer than three different colors. As seen in the facsimile depicted here, the next-generation Apple iPhone could be shipping in your choice of silver, black, or red. The perfidious with chrome trim is pretty much in line with the current model, but the counting of two other colors could provide Cupertino fans with a little more personality.

The deep red is idly reminiscent of the red Chocolate phone from LG. Maybe it’s just me. In any case, you can chalk up the color choice thing as a rumor for now. Look for more confirmation when Steve Jobs takes the manoeuvre early next month.

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Telecoms Korea News Service. Rumors.

Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics are watchful over the rumor of Nokia’s figure cut. With Samsung consolidating its world b position and LG threatening even Motorola, securities firms express worry about gloomy matter prospects for the two Korean cell phone makers. Hyundai Securities predicts Nokia is authoritatively likely to reduce the sales prices for all products on the market by 15% on average from June.

The price-cut is aimed at inventory adjusting before the launch of new releases in the Q3; coping with challenges from Samsung and LG in the low-end market; and kicking Sony Ericsson and Motorola out of the market. The extremity for buy and sell expansion for the contents business that Nokia is presently working on is another reasoning for slashing prices. However, Korea Investment & Securities reports Nokia is not proper to cut prices in the midst of upturn. Unlike 4 years ago, there is no bad witness for Nokia. The company’s market share for the first three months of this year rose by 39% regard for the worried voices from the market and the operating margin was as high as 20%, according to the securities firm.

Cellphone truths and urban legends. Rumors.

“If you’re fervent minutes so a partner of yours can hear a song they can hear on the radio for free, I’m going to call the cellphone police officers so they put you on hold forever,” I warned her. “Now look!” she said, showing me her phone’s screen. And there were the words: “Jordin Sparks (featuring Chris Brown), “No Air.”" “Pretty cool, isn’t it?” she asked, utterly gratified with herself. “That’s impossible,” I said. “Try this.

” She dialed 866-411-7664 as I put on a CD of songs I’m using in my French studies. In a record her phone spelled out “Alain Souchon, ‘Les Regrets.’” That prompted me to urge a phone call.

The purported insiders also fortify previously uncorroborated rumors that Apple will allow subsidized phone prices and that the iPhone with.

Apple will not only mention a 3G-capable iPhone at the Worldwide Developer Conference on June 9th but will fetch it available almost immediately, according to a circulating from Gizmodo. If accurate, the gunfire confirms that phones may be available well ahead of anticipated schedules and launch in at least some countries true away. Some launches may be staggered; one report has Telefonica launching the phone in Spain through a flagship Madrid shop on June 18th with wider availability on or near the same day. Other European launches may follow suit, says the unexplored claim.

The purported insiders also brace previously uncorroborated rumors that Apple will allow subsidized phone prices and that the iPhone with 3G will “no longer be available” at one inflexible price, with its actual price hinging on the customer’s contract. This may not bid to all countries, the report warns. European stores in particular have been the most sensitive to Apple’s insistence on a dishonest price, with until O2 and T-Mobile promotional subsidies all but cleared stock.

Wirefly Releases Top Ten Hottest Cell Phones for Summer Travelers. Rumors.

A lion’s share of this summer’s high-demand apartment phones are equipped with GPS technology, and brace location-based services. With these phones, users will be able to track their position on a map; get intelligence about nearby restaurants, shops and attractions; and, even receive turn-by-turn directions while on the road. All ten phones also have efficient built-in cameras, so they will be prepared to capture any memorable moment. A few of the hottest models need GPS, but offer other exciting features that seem designed specifically for travelers.

The uncharted LG Vu CU920 is one of only two AT&T phones that currently take up the cudgels for AT&T’s Mobile TV service, which brings popular television programs directly to the phone; the T-Mobile Dash is an illusory messaging smartphone that will help users organize their trip and discourage in touch with life back at home; and the updated BlackBerry Pearl 8120 for T-Mobile offers WiFi support, so they can access the Internet for unfastened from any T-Mobile HotSpot. Wirefly.com has increasingly become a bellwether for consumer trends in wireless, as tens of thousands of subjects purchase cell phones and rate plans on Wirefly every month after comparing hundreds of phone models from all the bigger carriers. With that many shoppers, Wirefly has great acumen into the hottest trends and more importantly, consumer buying behavior in the wireless shop today. About Wirefly Wirefly (www.wirefly.com) is the online leader in one-stop comparison shopping for cubicle phones, wireless service plans and wireless accessories.

In totalling to the H.264 support, two other Flash-based … December 4 - 7:40pm EST Adobe has entranced wraps off the Flash Media Server 3 series of products, Rumors.

Elgato has released the v3.2 update to EyeTV, its TV streaming and recording software. The section makes significant changes, most crucially stand for broadcasts with H.264 compression, which are said to be increasingly popular; in Europe, for example, a party of DVB-T channels submit only H.264 streaming.

Elgato has also introduced the export of closed captions to QuickTime videos, in marked text broadcast over ATSC and NTSC. As a result, users can now toggle captions on and off in software ranging from iTunes to the iPhone OS. April 15 - 12:50am EDT Blackmagic Design recently unveiled several unique video interfaces at the NAB 2008 conference, the USB-based Video Recorder – present in consumer and experienced versions – and a large escalade 8U rack-mount SDI router. The Blackmagic Video Recorder offers consumers the skill to capture video directly to H.264 through component or S-Video onto their computer.