Officially confirmed: iPhone 5 comes on 4th October, 2011. Your hear it from www.drmobiles.co.nz

That's that then - the invitations have been sent and it has been officially confirmed that we are just a week away from seeing the next iPhone. The announcement will take place next Tuesday in a rather unusual place - the Apple campus in Cupertino.

Normally those things happen in other venues in San Francisco, but this time Apple will be inviting journalists to its home. There's an outside chance that this is done so they can make LTE demonstrations, without depending on the (still rather spotty) LTE coverage. Still, most rumors suggest that the iPhone 5 won't have an LTE radio so we wouldn't bet our houses on that.

However, the most exciting part about the event is the number of smartphones that will be announced. We received information from at least two reputable sources that more than one iPhone will be revealed, but if the invitation is to serve as a clue, it's only going to be one.

The first three icons describe the date, time and location of the event, so we assume that the number of missed calls on the last one indicates that we won't be getting both an iPhone 5 and an iPhone 4S.

Update: Interestingly, BGR.com has evidence that AT&T has issued a vacation blackout order to its employees for the middle of October, which naturally leads us to believe that the next iPhone will launch somewhere around that time.

Anyway, the event is now less than 7 days away so the end of this seemingly endless guessing game is near.

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Mobile Computer News: 1.5GHz Exynos chipset by Samsung, 16MP camera

Samsung have the luxury of making their own chips and they are quick to put out new and better versions of them. The Exynos chipset, which debuted with the Samsung Galaxy S II at a 'mere' 1.2GHz is getting a 1.5GHz version, called the Exynos 4212.

Samsung also has a pair of high-end mobile cameras headed for the production line. One is a 16MP main shooter with a back illuminated sensor for better low-light performance (expected to ship in November) and the other is a 1.2MP module with 720p@30fps capture capabilities for front-facing cameras.

We can't quite make out the Google-translated press release but it seems the front facing camera will have 1/8.2 sensor (that sounds pretty small, but we'll see) and the ISO of the main shooter goes up to 1,600.

Going back to Exynos, it's built using the 32nm process and was designed with 3D performance in mind. Gameloft is apparently showing interest and will offer several titles to put the new SoC to good work.

The Korea-bound Galaxy S II LTE and Galaxy S II HD LTE will sport Exynos chipsets with the CPU clocked at 1.5GHz, which makes them the most likely candidates for being the first phones with the new chipset.

Samsung already has a 1.4GHz version of Exynos that's powering the Galaxy Note and the Galaxy Tab 7.7, but there's no info what kind of change in performance we can expect in the 3D department (beyond the obvious gain from the faster clock speed).

Is this the real Apple iPhone 5? (technology leaked news, photo, pic, repair, unlock)

Our mates just got wind of the following video that shows what seems to be an iPhone 4 with a bigger screen. The phone seems to be the same size as the iPhone 4 but the screen now stretches from edge to edge with minimum bezel as those early mockups suggested.

   
Is this the iPhone 5?

Here's the video so you can see it for yourselves. And honestly, it does look legit no matter how hard it is to believe a working iPhone 5 unit has escaped Apple's stringent security.

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America Reveals His Sexual Relationship With Dolphin In 'Wet Goddess'...

28 August, 2011--American Malcom had sex with a dolphin for a nine month period!  Talking about will sex fantasy!  Read the full story here!

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Where Did “OK” Come From?

“OK”, also spelled as “Okay” is a colloquial English word to generally denote approval or agreement (“OK, I’ll do that”). Depending on the usage and tone of the spoken sentence, it can also mean mediocre (“It was just OK”). But did you ever wonder where it originated or how it became part of the English Language?

The word “OK” is linked to the word “okeh” used by the Native Americans in the language they spoke (American Choctaw Indian language), which meant ‘an agreement’ or ‘it is so’. When the early pioneers interacted with the natives, they picked the easy to pronounce word and mingled it with their version of English. When the settlers went back to England, they took it with them. The first recorded use of it in print is being listed in the 1839 edition of the Oxford English Dictionary. Since then “OK” is one of the most popular words of English Language, and fun to use.

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FBI’s First Ever App Could Be a Lifesaver

If your child gets snatched, it might take some time to come up with a recent, accurate photo to provide the police. Unless you have it on your iPhone—along with all their personal information. FBI to the rescue.

The Child ID app not only stores all the data on your kid you'll want to provide authorities should they vanish, but gives you a quick means of emailing this info to police with a few taps. It won't prevent your child from getting kidnapped, but it could mean saving their life if they do. That's a lot more than you can say about most apps.

The FBI's new Child ID app can be downloaded for free from the App Store on iTunes.Download App

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HTC Puccini 10-inch Tablet - First Look

HTC Puccini 10-inch Tablet looks completely professional, with the leather cover and the section dedicated to store the stylus. On the back of the device there is an 8 megapixel camera with dual-LED flash and you can safely say that gives the possibility to shoot video in full HD 1080p. There is also a front camera, a pair of speakers and a microphone.

The main information that we have at the moment, AT & T and HTC have not yet officially decided to launch the device nor when, nor what it will cost, at least for the United States. In any case, according to look at the type of cover, it is assumed that the tablet has a higher cost than the current Motorola Xoom.

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