Love Foster's Strong

Was out with a few friends last night cause we had a boys night out
without the ladies so we decided to hit one of our favourite bars.
spotted a dude drinking from a different looking fosters bottle and
asked the waiter what it was and he told us it was this new fosters
strong beer. I aint a fan of strong beer so i decided to opt for the
lager but the other guys had the strong beer. they made me try a
couple of sips and i must confess they converted me. fosters strong
really hit the spot. surely gonna go back for more.

Apple introduces MacBook Air, the next generation of MacBooks

Apple today unveiled the all-new MacBook Air, the first of the next generation of notebooks that will replace mechanical hard disks and optical drives with Internet services and solid-state flash storage. Available in 11-inch and 13-inch models and weighing as little as 2.3 pounds, the MacBook Air is Apple’s lightest, most mobile notebook ever. MacBook Air uses the same solid state storage technology as iPad to deliver instant-on responsiveness, up to seven hours of battery life, and up to 30 days of standby time.

Source : Apple

Rumour of The Day

Report: Apple & Fox Working Out Deal for 99-Cent TV Rentals

 

Apple and Fox Corp. are busily working out details for US$0.99 TV show rentals, according to a report from Bloomberg. The report said that the deal would allow users to rent TV programs for 48 hours, and that Apple was also in discussion with other TV studios and networks. Bloomberg cited three unnamed sources “familiar with the plan,” and those sources said Apple was talking to CBS and Disney (which owns ABC), as well. Apple CEO Steve Jobs is a major shareholder and board member of Disney, and the two companies have often worked together on content deals for iTunes. “This is a smart move by everyone,” RBC Capital Markets analyst David Bank told the news organization. “Something like this a la carte rental service is an incremental opportunity.” TV shows would be available for rent within 24 hours of their original air date, and they will appear commercial-free. Bloomberg also reported that Apple would announce the service on September 7th with a (much expected and rumored) media event, and that it would use the event to announce the other hot-rumor item, the $99 Apple TV. The report did not name the device the iTV, as has been rumored elsewhere. The report also said that the new rental service replaces Apple’s original plan for a subscription service that would have rivaled cable TV. The networks balked at upsetting the apple cart (pun intended) concerning its existing business arrangements with cable and satellite providers, and the rental service was the best way to offer cheaper TV content.