Not for us bloggers, and internet pioneers. We are looking past the new year, past CES (which is the week of Jan 8th) looking towards January 26th. Why do you say is that marked in everyone’s iCal synced across their devices or Google apps you ask? I will tell you. It has been confirmed that Apple has reserved a conference hall in San Francisco to announce what they are calling a “Big” event. Now past history has proven. These events, namely Macworld have been the center stage for these such announcements. Announcements such as hardware updates, Software updates, iPhone updates. This year is different. Since announcing last year, Apple will no longer be a part of Macworld Expo, we all wondered when such products would be announced. Would we have to wait for WWDC? Apple has shocked the world yet again and has clarified the circumvented rumors regarding it’s long awaited tablet or iSlate. Is this the day we hear finally from apple that the past six years of development for what we the public are calling the iSlate becomes reality? Will it be another disappointment and just be some software/hardware minor upgrade/updates? Will it be an iPhone update announcement like the recent rumors of a 5 mega pixel camera? Insiders have said Steve is very happy with the “tablet” and it’s finally ready. Sources also have indicated that this may be Steve Jobs’s final major announcement as Apple’s CEO. Either way, 2010 is already starting to be an exciting start in the technology world. Please leave comments about your thoughts or insights! I’ll keep you posted as recent developments surface. Until next time, Keep it buzzin’

For those of you out there who are Football addicts or dare I say, American Idol fans the news surfacing around the web is that Fox and Time Warner are in a bit of dismay. Fox wants a dollar ($1) more per subscriber and Time Warner agreed to pay half ($.50). Which mean you, I the subscribers will pay $.50 more on our bill to have our precious Fox network. Some say they wont pay it. Others say give it to me! I say what’s the problem? Why is there supposedly no agreement yet on this story? If you remember last year Time Warner had the same “problem” with MTV/Nickelodeon and such and not coming to an agreement. Yet we still have these channels. My view on all this. They are just prepping you for a cost increase for cable TV, with everyone turning to the web for content and shows, cable providers are loosing money. So what better way to find out if the public will pay for their precious channels, then to conjure up a story about “non agreement,” Come on guys do we have ID10T written on our foreheads? I am currently a Time Warner Subscriber. For how long, who knows? What are your thoughts? Leave comments! I’d love to hear your thoughts! Until next time, Keep it buzzin’

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Here you can watch my review of the Lilliput UM-70 7″ USB Monitor. Also here is the direct link for the Snow Leopard Drivers. Enjoy!