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Gola, you heard the track Aloha by Fat Joe featuring Pleasure P? Pretty cool beat, type of track you'd just pump in the car,loads of bass.
[ This Message was edited by: GUCCI.011 on 2010-02-06 14:21 ]
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Posted: 2010-02-06 10:05:44
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On 2010-02-06 09:16:35, GUCCI.011 wrote:
Dups!
...LOL! She was okay, id pick the car over her any day though
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She'd be very offended if she were to hear/read that. It really is a far cry from our days at varsity looking at the new students with supercars. Wow, the world has moved on.
I drive the 3.0 litre version, wish I opted for the 4.8is but finances didn't allow me then. It has been reliable thus far I have to say. The only incident I ever had with it was an encounter with a pothole that damage the rim and that's it.
Yeah, the new Range does make the old ones outdated, I
really dig the Sport Supercharged. I'm with you on the supercars, I don't see the need for them either. I'd always replace them with an M5 or if I were to change an RS 6 from Audi.
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Posted: 2010-02-06 17:13:09
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Whoa, freaken lucky students, but right now, I'd be happy with just a white Scirocco please
GUCCI
Ye, totally cool track, I like the video too
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Posted: 2010-02-06 18:14:21
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:se P1i pics taken today:
Sigh, the Italians know a thing or two about automotive styling, in this case the tailpiece of a Ducati 1198:
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Posted: 2010-02-07 00:07:19
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More
P1i pics taken today:
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Posted: 2010-02-07 00:11:17
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Experimenting with the
P1i's cam settings again, this time in Stratford in east London, where the 2012 Olympics will take place:
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Posted: 2010-02-07 00:20:12
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Looks like the cheaper (16GB) version of the Nokia X6 is going to be cheaper than initially anticipated:
http://www.gsmarena.com/nokia[....]ble_for_preorder-news-1429.php
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Posted: 2010-02-07 01:57:48
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Taken from The Register:
'Nokia's free Ovi Maps scores a download every second
Finnish firm continues 2010 mojo reclaimation
Nokia is on a roll after its stagnant 2009, with strong quarterly results and rising smartphone share. Now it says its recent decision to make its Ovi Maps navigation service entirely free, in an aggressive shot at Google, has already been fully justified, with downloads hitting over 1.4m in just a couple of weeks.
"We're averaging a download a second, 24 hours a day," crowed Anssi Vanjoki, executive VP in charge of the critical web services strategy, adding that downloads crossed the one million mark within a week of the launch date of January 21.
This might not generate the direct financial return Nokia shareholders may have wanted when the firm paid a huge $8.1bn for the Navteq mapping firm, but it endorses the strategy of leveraging Nokia's huge cellphone base to build massive support for its web services, which should then drive revenues such as advertising, as well as increased phone uptake.
Vanjoki enlarged on this. "Within a matter of days there is an installed base of more than one million active users all potentially hungry for new and innovative location aware apps. For the operators too, there is a growing opportunity to sell more data plans and a complete navigation package to existing and new customers."
As of January 31, the top five countries downloading the new free version of Ovi Maps were China, Italy, UK, Germany and Spain, said the company. The top five most popular devices installing the download were the 5800 XpressMusic, the N97 Mini and full-grown N97 smartphones, the 5230 (the world's cheapest Symbian handset) and the E72 enterprise device.
The new version of Ovi Maps enables users to store entire maps and location data on their handset for free via the mobile network, Wi-Fi or sideloaded from a PC, so they do not have to be connected to the internet for basic navigation services. Ovi Maps covers more than 180 countries and includes turn-by-turn navigation for drivers and pedestrians across 74 countries, in 46 languages. It also bundles free travel guides from Lonely Planet and Michelin.'
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Posted: 2010-02-07 02:03:00
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We killed India in 4 days.Wow! Congrats Proteas.
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Posted: 2010-02-09 18:09:29
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Yeah, what an awesome performance by Steyn, Amla and Kallis.
P1i pic taken the other day:
Invictus movie whole-page newspaper ad here:
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Posted: 2010-02-09 21:44:21
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