Xbox 360 Leads U.S. Console Market for 22nd Consecutive Month
In October, Xbox 360 maintained its lead in the U.S. console market – marking the 22nd consecutive month as the top-selling console.
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Posted by Vinod Rawat | Nov 9, 2012 | Technology IT |
In October, Xbox 360 maintained its lead in the U.S. console market – marking the 22nd consecutive month as the top-selling console.
Read MorePosted by Vinod Rawat | Nov 9, 2012 | Sports and Games |
JP Duminy’s participation in the Gabba Test is in doubt after he injured his left ankle during a training run at the end of the first day’s play. Duminy had played no part in the on-field action but was doing drills with fitness trainer Rob Walter when he slipped. He was taken for X-rays immediately afterwards
Read MorePosted by Vinod Rawat | Nov 9, 2012 | Movies |
Now that “Star Wars” fans have had some time to digest the news that a new “Star Wars” trilogy is on the way, it’s time for another round of analysis and reactions with new rumors that “Star Wars Episode VII” has found its screenwriter. According to a report from New York magazine’s Vulture blog, Oscar-winning scribe Michael Arndt might have the job. Vulture cites key insiders who claim the “Little Miss Sunshine” and “Toy Story 3” writer has written “a 40- to 50-page treatment for the film,” and if he’s not the writer of the film he will at last be one of the writers on the Disney/Lucasfilm project, currently scheduled to begin shooting in 2014.
Read MorePosted by Vinod Rawat | Nov 8, 2012 | Movies |
It’s not easy being a Bond girl. Sure, it means a high-profile role in the most time-honored action series of all time and some screen time next to a living, breathing sex symbol, but most of the woman in 007’s life either don’t survive to the credits or have names like Christmas Jones and claim to be nuclear physicists.
Read MorePosted by Vinod Rawat | Nov 8, 2012 | Technology IT |
For investors, it may be safe to wade back into the Apple waters again. That’s according to Oppenheimer & Co
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