iPhone 3.0 release time not yet confirmed

Apple iPhone 3.0 Update will be released today June 17, according to the Apple iPhone website.

However, the Website did not confirm the time that the software download will be made available.

The iPhone 3.0 boasts new features which will allow users to cut, copy and pasting text between applications. The OS will offer a landscape keyboard for easier typing and will also allow users to send MMS.

Spotlight search offers a one-stop search which visits every application on the phone for the search item, so the user does not need to hop from one application to another. Voice memos will be offered which convert an iPhone to a sound recorder that can record meetings. The Enhanced Stocks App is something that will also be useful to owners who are into the Stock Market trade.

iPhone 3.0 will be a free release for all iPhone customers -- both original iPhone users and iPhone 3G users will be able to download it at no charge once it's released. iPod touch customers can download the new release for $9.95, and it will work on first- and second-generation iPod touch models.

Check out the Apple iPhone OS 3.0 software update page for a full list of features available.

Kendra Wilkinson Is Pregnant

Kendra Wilkinson Is Pregnant

Former “Girls Next Door” star Kendra Wilkinson is pregnant.
The reality star, 23, told E! News Tuesday that she and fiancé Hank Baskett would soon welcome their first child together.

“Hank and I are thrilled to announce that we are expecting,” she said. “We are touched by the outpouring of support by our family, friends and fans."While rumors of the pregnancy have been swirling for some time now, Wilkinson kept quiet, saying only that she planned to have children “very soon.”

Cash for clunkers

Cash for clunkers bill passes U.S. House

This is hotest news right coming now US release new car.read get more info

Legislation to provide tax rebates for purchasing new fuel efficient cars and trucks has passed the U.S. House of Representatives. The Consumer Assistance to Recycle and Save Act (H.R. 2751), also known as the “Cash for Clunkers” bill will give consumers vouchers of up to $4,500 to trade-in older gas guzzling vehicles. Washington DC – Legislation to provide tax rebates for purchasing new fuel efficient cars and trucks has passed the U.S. House of Representatives. The Consumer Assistance to Recycle and Save Act (H.R. 2751), also known as the “Cash for Clunkers” bill will give consumers vouchers of up to $4,500 to trade-in older gas guzzling vehicles. Eighth District Congressman Jim Oberstar supported the bill because it accomplishes three key goals. “ This legislation helps us reduce greenhouse gases, decreases our dependence on foreign oil and saves jobs in the struggling auto industry,” said Oberstar. “We can improve our environment and stimulate the economy at the same time.” “This is legislation that will put money directly in the pockets of consumers. In addition to the tax credit, this legislation will save Minnesota drivers considerable money at the gas pump,” said Oberstar. The Department of Energy estimates that a motorist driving 15,000 miles a year, purchasing gas at $2.34 a gallon would save $780 a year by switching from a car getting 18 miles per gallon to one getting 30. A similar bill has been introduced in the Senate and referred to committee for further consideration. Summary of HR. 2751 The Consumer Assistance to Recycle and Save Act of 2009 Consumers may trade in their old, gas-guzzling vehicles and receive vouchers worth up to $4,500 to help pay for new, more fuel efficient cars and trucks. The program will provide for approximately one million new car or truck purchases. The agreement divides these new cars and trucks into four categories. Miles per gallon figures below refer to EPA “window sticker” values · Passenger Cars: The old vehicle must get 18 mpg or less. New passenger cars with mileage of at least 22 mpg are eligible for vouchers. If the mileage of the new car is at least 4 mpg higher than the old vehicle, the voucher will be worth $3,500. If the mileage of the new car is at least 10 mpg higher than the old vehicle, the voucher will be worth $4,500. · Light-Duty Trucks: The old vehicle must get 18 mpg or less. New light trucks or SUVs with mileage of at least 18 mpg are eligible for vouchers. If the mileage of the new truck or SUV is at least 2 mpg higher than the old truck, the voucher will be worth $3,500. If the mileage of the new truck or SUV is at least 5 mpg higher than the old truck, the voucher will be worth $4,500. · Large Light-Duty Trucks: New large trucks (pick-up trucks and vans weighing between 6,000 and 8,500 pounds) with mileage of at least 15 mpg are eligible for vouchers. If the mileage of the new truck is at least 1 mpg higher than the old truck, the voucher will be worth $3,500. If the mileage of the new truck is at least 2 mpg higher than the old truck, the voucher will be worth $4,500. · Work Trucks: Under the agreement, consumers can trade in a pre-2002 work truck (defined as a pick-up truck or cargo van weighing from 8,500-10,000 pounds) and receive a voucher worth $3,500 for a new work truck in the same or smaller weight class. There will be a finite number of these vouchers, based on this vehicle class’s market share. There are no EPA mileage measures for these trucks; however, because newer models are cleaner than older models, the age requirement ensures that the trade will improve environmental quality. Consumers can also “trade down,” receiving a $3,500 voucher for trading in an older work truck and purchasing a smaller light-duty truck weighing from 6,000 – 8,500 pounds.

Sam Simon

Sam Simon

TV producer Sam Simon says he's been told more than once that his private poker games are so entertaining, they should be a show.

He's putting that to the test with "Sam's Game," debuting Thursday on Playboy TV.

Among the players: Artie Lange, Norm MacDonald, Jennifer Tilly and Brande Roderick, a former Playmate of the Year and "Celebrity Apprentice" contestant.

Poker champions also take part.

According to Simon, the Texas Hold 'Em games may not always be stellar, but they will be funny — and that's comedy of the raw sort, along with unfiltered language to match.

"Sam's Game" is filmed at The Palms casino and resort in Las Vegas.

sam's game

David Carradine Death Photo

David Carradine Death Photo



















David Carradine was found dead in his room at the Swissôtel Nai Lert Park Hotel on Wireless Road, near Sukhumvit, in central Bangkok, Thailand.






















A David Carradine Death photo has been Publisher on a Thai Newspaper called Thai Rath. In the shocking photo we can see the actor the way he was found inside his hotel room. If you are looking for the David Carradine death photo thai, you won’t find it here, as we have opted not to publish to respect the Carradine family.

It is still a mystery as to what happened and how Carradine died but friends say he practiced autoerotic asphyxiation which is a rough sexual practice. The photo pubslished in the Thai newspaper shows David Carradine nude and hanging by his hands in the hotel closet.

World Cup Qualifying: U.S. 2, Honduras 1

World Cup Qualifying: U.S. 2, Honduras 1

States Coach Bob Bradley made four changes to his lineup for Saturday’s World Cup qualifier against Honduras, dropping DeMarcus Beasley and Marvell Wynne in an attempt to tighten up the defense.

Mistakes by Beasley and Wynne led to two goals by Costa Rica in first 13 minutes of the Americans’ 3-0 loss on Wednesday. Jonathan Spector and Jonathan Bornstein replaced them in the starting lineup on Saturday night.

Bradley’s other changes included inserting Ricardo Clark in midfield for Michael Bradley, who is suspended, and putting Connor Casey at forward. Casey will take the place of Landon Donovan, who drops into midfield. Jose Francisco Torres, who started Wednesday but was replaced at halftime, is out of the starting lineup.

Update | 8:47 p.m. Well that didn’t work. Honduras 1, United States 0 in the fifth minute.

Update | Halftime, 9:20 p.m. The U.S. has to feel better about the end of the first half than it did about the first few minutes, when a ghastly giveaway by Clint Dempsey in the center circle put the Americans in another early hole. To be fair, that goal isn’t Bradley’s fault; Dempsey made a mistake and Honduras pounced on it. But, again, there seemed to be too much space in front of the back line, and for that it would be fair to blame the newness of a rebuilt back line with two new members.

Great half for Landon Donovan, who as usual seems much more comfortable running at players than waiting for the ball to come to him on the front line. He was dangerous coming up the left side, his driven free kick from the right side caused some trouble, and he stepped up and buried the PK when Honduras gave the U.S. some life.

Now the Americans are back on level ground. They just have to stop digging.

Update | 9:33 p.m. Benny Feilhaber on for Mastroeni for the second half. But don’t wait up for Torres; he’s not listed among the substitutes tonight.

Update | 10:19 p.m. Proving it happens to others, too, Mexico gave up an 11th minute goal in San Salvador and trails, 1-0, at halftime. That’s a score that would really help the U.S. Blanco on at halftime for Mexico.

Update | Postgame, 10:31 p.m. Brave performance for the United States’ performance tonight. It gave up an early goal and then really showed some guts to clean up its own mess. Landon Donovan showed some spark and converted a first-half penalty. Carlos Bocanegra threw caution to the wind and stuck his head in to score the winner in the 68th minute. Tim Howard controlled the penalty area and then threw his body around when things got dicey. Ricardo Clark cleared a ball off the line in the first half and swiped away another from behind a fallen Howard in the second.

The U.S. seemed to get tighter defensively as the game went on, which is a good sign for both the players and for Coach Bob Bradley.

Costa Rica won at Trinidad & Tobago earlier Saturday, so they stay on top of the group, but they and the Americans are starting to get a little separation. Here are the standings pending the result of the Mexico-El Salvador game:

Costa Rica 12
United States 10
Honduras 4
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Mexico 3
El Salvador 2
T&T 2

Remember: The U.S. and Costa Rica have played five games to the others’ four, but the bottom four will play Wednesday to put everyone at the halfway point. The next U.S. qualifier is Aug. 12 at Mexico City.

Hanging David Carradine Death Photo Outrage

Hanging David Carradine Death Photo Outrage

The family of David Carradine is outraged that a photo has been published that shows the dead actor hanging, according to a RadarOnline.com report.

A tabloid newspaper in Thailand reportedly published the photo Saturday, censoring most of the body, but still revealing explicit details of the death scene.

Attorney Mark Geragos represents Keith Carradine, David's brother, and he told RadarOnline.com exclusively that "The family is outraged about the release of these photos."