Archive for July 16th, 2008

China struggles to extrude long-anticipated iKnockoff

Written by on Wednesday, July 16th, 2008 in Latest News.

Ah, Meizu M8. The original iClone, already so late to the party that other imitators have already beat it to the punch. Spotted by Electronista, the official Meizu website says it—or perhaps just more photos of it—shall arrive next month. Here’s a machtrans of Meizu supremo J. Wong:

August will be released m8 photos and other information, and the issue of online version. (256MB??,8GB 2180?/?). Gentie not apply to the online version (128 MB of memory) friends, we will in October as much as possible to provide priority in the test version (256 MB of memory, 8 GB 2180 yuan / Taiwan). Described by Engadget’s Chris Ziegler as one of the most entertaining sagas in the phone biz — though I’m not sure it has an dreadful lot of competition — this device is a shameless dupe that makes Samsung’s Instinct seem the zenith of originality. Electronista again:

Several photos of a working M8 have also appeared and show the device with an interface that has apparently regressed since earlier changes with a look that more closely resembles the iPhone the M8 has been accused of replicating since it was announced by Meizu in early 2007 Machine Trans [Meizu] Meizu ‘s iPhone rival shown, due in August? [Electronista via Engadget]

Original post by AFP and software by Elliott Back

Big Brother 10: Brian Evicted/Jessie is New HOH

Written by on Wednesday, July 16th, 2008 in Latest News.

He flew too close to the sun and got burned. Brian, the former Air Force crew chief from San Francisco, talked himself right out of the Huge Brother 10 house. He wasn’t even nominated originally. Jerry, the Head of Household, place Renny and Jessie up for nomination, but Jessie won the Power of Veto. This coincided with increasing suspicion of Brian’s attempts to control other …

Original post by AFP and software by Elliott Back

U.S. still flunks healthcare test, group says (Reuters)

Written by on Wednesday, July 16th, 2008 in Latest News.

Reuters – The United States fails on most
measures of health care quality, with Americans waiting longer
to see doctors and more likely to die of preventable or
treatable illnesses than people in other industrialized
countries, a report released on Thursday said.

Original post by Reuters and software by Elliott Back



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