Get your iPhone 4 on February 3rd (for existing customers only), then come February 10th (everyone else).

Prices? $200 for the 16GB, $300 for 32GB

Note, there is no 4G for the Verizon iPhone, only 3G.

BUT as people are stating, the iPhone 4 is nothing new. It’s an existing phone for a new network/carrier. Come June 2011, Apple will be announcing the new iPhone 5, presumably. Granted they have been releasing a new iPhone every year since 2008 in the month of June. So keep that in mind when you are purchasing your new iPhone.

On top of that you will be LOCKED into a 2-yr agreement with Verizon.

With the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2011 going on right now, Microsoft & Samsung teamed up to bring you the SUR40 with Microsoft Experience.

Google is unveiling it’s latest upgrade in the Nexus series. Superseding the Nexus One, is the Nexus S by Samsung. Launching with the highly awaited for 2.3 “Gingerbread” version of the Android OS. It boasts a 4-inch, 800×480 Super AMOLED screen.

Comes equipped with a 1GHz Hummingbird processor, a 5MP rear-facing camera & front VGA camera. 16GB of internal storage, has 802.11n WiFi,

The Nexus S will be available at Best Buy stores and BestBuy.com on December 16, either unlocked or with a T-Mobile service plan. The phone will cost $529 unlocked, or $199 with a two-year T-Mobile contract.

Most of you are reading this thinking what the hell is this? All in all it is a report card on internet security regarding these certain websites. The two main websites of concern are Facebook & Twitter. They are lacking SSL (Secure sockets layer) along with a few others, which means that when you go to a website, and if you pay attention to the URL. If SSL is enabled on the website you should see a https:// ahead of the URL.

Nothing is ever fully ‘secure’ on the internet. You the user have to be careful of EVERYTHING you click on. One thing is for sure, is to make sure you logout of everything. Granted I can go into full detail, explaining the nature of a partial/full sidejack & a full hijack.

Source: Digital Trends

Check out the new iPod Shuffle, Nano, & Touch.

Pretty cool stuff, But what is realflow?

RealFlow is a unique fluids and body dynamics software package which allows you to simulate anything from a single drop of water to a massive tsunami crashing across a beach, sweeping debris in its wake.

RealFlow remains the definitive tool for the creation of flawlessly realistic simulations, and has been used to produce some of the most ground-breaking visual effects ever seen, in movies like “Avatar”, “District 9”, “2012”, “GI Joe”, and “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button”, as well as commercials, TV programs, and game cinematics.

Interesting stuff if you ask me, all done on the computer, with the addition to other Software programs.

Since we are having Christmas in July, Microsoft has released the dates of their new bundle. This will replace all of the existing Xbox 360 Arcade versions. Hitting stores August 3rd (U.S.A.), and for an easy price of $200 + 4GB of storage. With the newly redesigned Xbox, sporting built in WiFi (Finally!) & a slew of other bells & whitles this will be a hit come holiday season. But, If you are waiting for the prices to comes down, or wait for the better bundle. Wait 2-4 weeks before Christmas hits, and you (or your child) will be a happy consumer!

Also noted, is Microsoft’s new Kinect device. What is Kinect? You may ask, Kinect is similar to Nintendo’s Wii control system. Your body motions control the characters/actions in the game. For example, A Racing Game; You have a steering wheel. Turn it left, and the vehicle will steer left. Awesome huh? Check out the video for the Demo on Forza Racing with Kinect for the Xbox 360!

What do YOU think?

Shipping today at $299! Comes with built in 802.11N WiFi, 250GB HD, touch sensitive buttons, and new whisper quiet technology. All black.

My kind of Xbox!

Check out that video, apparently it was found in a bar, and was disguised as a iPhone 3GS. More information & a better video coming shortly.

Courtesy of Gizmodo.