Wonderful news for this happy couple …
Olivia Wilde is pregnant, People confirms. The 29-year-old actress is expecting her first baby with fiance, Jason Sudeikis, 38.
“They are incredibly happy,” a source close to both says. “They’re very excited to welcome a new member into their family.”
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There really isn’t much we don’t know about Google and LG’s new Nexus 5 at this point – a leaked service manual blew the door open on plenty of technical details, and Google even “accidentally” outed the device in the Google Play Store, giving us a $349 price tag for the base 16GB model.
Now, thanks to the one and only @evleaks, we’ve gotten yet another glimpse of the forthcoming phone in some decidedly different livery. Rather than the bog-standard matte black finish we’ve seen on and off for the past few months, this newly leaked image shows off a white version of the device ahead of its official launch… whenever that may be.
In case you haven’t been keeping up with the Nexus 5′s long journey from rumor to actual product, the Android 4.4 KitKat device is said to sport a 4.95-inch display running at 1080p and a quad-core Snapdragon 800 chipset clocked at 2.3GHz. Oh, and let’s not forget 2GB of RAM, an active LTE radio, and a mildly improved 2300mAh battery – all told we’re looking at a pretty solid update.
Arguably more important than that new chromatic choice is the latest in a long line of purported release dates for the Nexus 5 – this time it looks like November 1 is the day to circle on your calendars. For a while there it looked like we would get our first official glimpse at the Nexus 5 on October 15, a day that came and went with nary a peep from Google. Then there came word of a small Google Play event slated for the evening of the 24th in New York City, which ultimately turned out to be little more than a meet-and-greet for certain members of the press.
Couple that with a separate report from the folks at MobileSyrup forecasting a launch on October 31 and it’s starting to seem very likely that the Nexus 5 will make its grand debut at the end of the month. Of course, that’s only a few days away and there’s still no smoking gun – Google hasn’t started distributing invitations – so we’ll see just how much longer this not-so-secret secret winds up staying under wraps. Curiously enough, the Nexus 5 may not be alone when it hits the Google Play Store for real. An LTE-enabled version of the Nexus 4 put in an appearance in the Bluetooth Special Interest Group’s device certification listings.
Movies, TV and video are great. Someone made all the decisions and you just get to sit back and watch. If you want to take control you play video games. Right? But HEAD-Geneva wanted to develop a hybrid genre so the group created IDNA.
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A Pew Research Center report released this week shows that 30% of adult American Facebook users get some of their news from Facebook. That’s about 20% of the adult population of the US. But most of those people don’t see Facebook as the primary or most important way they get news. Rather, news consumption on […]
The fake spike won’t be associated exclusively with Dan Marino anymore. Nearly 19 years after Marino stunned the New York Jets at the Meadowlands, Stafford caught the Dallas Cowboys unawares with a game-winning touchdown plunge after signaling that he would spike the ball to stop the clock.
“I was yelling that I was going to spike the ball,” Stafford told reporters after the Lions’ 31-30 win, via The Associated Press. “But their linebackers were just standing there.”
