Saturday, August 13, 2011

KICKS ON CELEBS: Aug 13th - Romeo, J.T., Frank Ocean....

Romeo in the Nike Air Force 1 Low Red/White

Kanye West in Lanvin Sneakers

Justin Timberlake in the Nike 6.0 Zoom Mogan Black/Chartreuse
Carmelo Anthony in the Air Jordan 3 "True Blue"

Lil Wayne in the Vans Authentic Turquoise Checker/White

Theophilus London in the Air Jordan 5 "Quai 54"

Game in the Air Jordan 5 White/Midnight Navy-Red

Frank Ocean in the Air Jordan 3 Black/Cement
Chris Brown in the Vans Era Black/White

Drake in the Nike LeBron 8 V2 Low "Miami Night"

Tinie Tempah in the Air Jordan 3 Black/Cement

J. Cole in the Supra Skytop "South Beach"

Wiz Khalifa in the Converse Chuck Taylor Black/White

Apple iMac for Students Less Than $1,000


Apple has announced a new version of its iMac desktop that is aimed at students. What's more, it actually costs less than $1,000. Lengthy arguments about the existence of an "Apple tax" aside, Apple's computers are generally more expensive than the competition, so a sub-$1,000 iMac with decent specs is still remarkable. The new iMac sports a 3.1GHz Intel i3 dual-core processor, 2GB of RAM, 250GB of storage and an AMD Radeon HD 6750 graphics processor. All that comes inside a 21.5-inch display.


Pricing starts at $999, but keep in mind that this is a desktop. Many students prefer portability over screen size, so the new MacBook Air, also starting at $999, might be a more attractive option for students. Regardless, the education-oriented iMac is available to students now on Apple's website. Technews Daily

MADNESS PREMIERE: Young Jeezy - Win



Young Jeezy


Acer 7-Inch Tablet Launched, Starts at $330


If you've been waiting for an Android Honeycomb tablet that's significantly cheaper than the iPad, your moment may have come. The Acer Iconia Tab A100 Android tablet launches today for $330. The Iconia Tab A100's 7-inch display is much smaller than other Android Honeycomb tablets, but it's the first Honeycomb tablet to ship with version 3.2 of Honeycomb. Android 3.2 brings improvements to the system's speed and interface, but it also makes it possible for Honeycomb to run on screens smaller than 10 inches.


Outside, the Iconia Tab has mini-HDMI, micro-USB, micro-SD card and headphone ports, but strangely it also includes a separate charging port because it won't charge via the dock connector or a USB cable like most tablets. Inside is an NVIDIA Tegra 2 dual core processor with an integrated graphics processor and 1GB of RAM. The Acer Iconia Tab A100 is available today. The 8GB version starts at $330 while the 16GB version costs $350. Technews Daily

Text, Photo, Video can be sent to 911


Federal Communications Commission chairman Julius Genachowski has announced plans to update the nationwide 911 emergency service, which will make it possible for people in emergencies to send photos, video and even texts to early responders. The ubiquity of cellphones with cameras and users who text have made it clear that emergency responders can gain valuable information in new ways. However, Genachowski said that this will require a complete overhaul of the 911 phone system because it uses an older technology that is incompatible with new forms of communication. The benefits are worth the effort, though. Pictures and video can greatly improve response to emergencies, and the system will provide more options for people with disabilities. There is even the potential to add location-based services that could make it easier to send responders to the emergency. Technews Daily

UNDERGROUND JUKEBOX: Common/Nas - Ghetto Dreams





Kanye West Falling Off Stage In Norway!




Pinky Releases New Video - Backbone



Pinky seems to be serious about her music career. Let's see if success follows like everyone followers her large Ass.

UNDERGROUND JUKEBOX: E-40 (Feat. B-Legit & Stressmatic) – Rear View Mirror





Friday, August 12, 2011

MADNESS PREMIERE: Jay Z and Kanye West - OTIS



OTIS
Jay-Z and Kanye West - Watch The Throne Album Now Available

Kobe Bryant's Nike Zoom Kobe VI - Think Pink


Nike’s pledge to help the fight against breast cancer has raised millions for the Kay Yow Foundation since 2009, when the legendary coach was claimed by the disease. The 2011 installment of the Nike Basketball “Think Pink” series includes this Zoom Kobe VI, which owns Pinkfire coloring and displays he pink ribbon branding. Set to launch on August 26th, this Nike is not only a great shoe, it’s for a great cause. NiceKicks

Nike Zoom Kobe VI “Think Pink”
Pinkfire/White-Metallic Silver
429659-601
August 26, 2011
$130



Buzz Heavy! Swizz Beatz - Everyday (Coolin') ft. Eve