Apple Rumors from Multiple Sources

Xpango is a website that offers credits that can be used to get electronics such as a phone, an mp3 player or a gaming console. How does this work?? Simple. You make an account and complete offers, refer people or gain credits using clix.

First-Select your offer…

I chose the LG Viewty because my old flip phone is dying on me

Second-Get Some Credits…

There are 3 ways to do this,

The first is by completing offers, all offers are assigned a credit value ranging from 1-4 credits. Some are free (like stamps.com) others require a small fee (like blockbuster) all are very easy and get your credits to you very fast.

The second is by referring, This is the slowest and hardest way but the advantage is that its free. When you refer someone they must complete an offer before you get any credits. Each referral is worth one credit.

The third is by far the fastest and easiest method. Its called clix. Clix are Xpango banners placed on high traffic websites with your referral ID within the source code so whenever someone signs up, you get a credit. Websites include google, engadget and gamershell. You can buy either 250 clix or 500 clix .

Last step!!!!-Wait for your product! Its that simple!

Below is the link to the website!

http://www.xpango.com

By the way I did test this and it does work.

Have fun!

Let me start by saying this is a HUGE leap for apple and i personally am very proud of them for doing it. I do have a copy of the SDK. i would bet they will be on torrents within minutes. the file is 2.14 gigs (WOW) and i look foreward to devoleping. (sorry for all the gramatical and spelling errors)

Some are reporting that a Circuit City ad is now showing the line-up of nanos including a new one. A purple one. Below is a picture of the ad.

I was very surprised to hear today from 9to5 that the MacBook Air is selling out. This is very interesting as I have never seen anyone with one. The report says that Best Buys and Apple stores are ordering way more Airs. Guess the claim that the new Pros will kill the Air are wrong.

According to 9to5mac, Blu Ray support may be coming with the Penryn updates and we may see these updates very soon. Keep an eye out for them on the Apple shelves.

The release of iTunes 7.6.1 arouses many questions…Is this the iTunes we will see the SDK on? There are no noticeable differences between 7.6 and 7.6.1. Contrary to those who say that the March 6th event will release a roadmap or a BETA, it is obvious that this is a sign that the SDK is coming on March 6th. Those who say it will be a BETA or a roadmap are ignoring the obvious, the release of the 1.1.4 and the release of 7.6.1. There is no doubt in my mind we will see the SDK in a matter of 5 days.