Hasta La Gadget!

After five years of wedding bliss, Timbaland and his wife Monique Mosley are reportedly calling it quits.

According to legal documents obtained by TMZ, Mosley filed for divorce against the 41-year-old producer (born Timothy Mosley) has requested him to pay for a long running list of expenses including life insurance, permanent alimony, private schooling, summer camp, vacations, and legal fees among other things.

Mosley also wants the multi-platinum hitmaker to not only pay child support for their 5-year-old daughter, Reign, but also to her 10-year-old child from a previous relationship due to Timbaland “publicly and privately” claiming the child as his own.

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It was rumored recently that perhaps Xiaomi was building a smartwatch of its own. Xiaomi, often referred to as the Apple of China, has never actually confirmed that it is working on such a product. As per the rumor, the company’s smartwatch would have been priced significantly lower than existing smartwatches, and that it was likely to run on the same MIUI interface that has been found on a number of Xiaomi devices in the past. The company has now officially denied claims that it is building a smartwatch.

The denial comes from Xiaomi co-founder Liwan Jiang, who says that at this point in time, the company is going to focus on its smartphone and TV business. He didn’t flat-out deny the possibility that a smartwatch might be developed somewhere down the line, but it appears that the company has no immediate plans of jumping on the smartwatch bandwagon. Only recently Xiaomi launched a new smartphone as well as a 3D smart TV, the company has seen considerable success in those markets. Its smartphones are some of the best selling devices in China, though the company is yet to make its mark on the international market. It has hired ex-Google executive Hugo Barra to lead its expansion in international markets, perhaps Xiaomi first wants to expand its global presence before diversifying its product portfolio.

Xiaomi Denies Smartwatch Claims original content from Ubergizmo.