Monthly Archives: July 2012

Coast to Coast Ballers Presents the New Android powered wristwatch – Sony SmartWatch…ThisismotionTV

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Now what stuff this watch could do should be the question bumping your heads. The first and foremost thing it should do is show the TIME…. after all its a watch too. Apart from it, SmartWatch can act as a touchscreen interface for smartphone information.

It can flash alerts about incoming calls and messages on its tiny 1.3 inch OLED screen. Emails as well as Facebook or Twitter updates will be flashed too. So now see who calls or texts you even if your smartphone is at the bottom of your pocket. Thats smarter!!! Thats why it is SmartWatch. I guess those app developers must have started working on other apps for this Android(v2.1 and above)powered SmartWatch. you can purchase this online at Sony store for a price of $150.

GAMEDOCK…..THISISMOTIONTV

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Let’s face it: as good as gaming on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch can be, it’s still lacking one critical element: tactile control. The GameDock ($125) is meant to rectify the situation by turning your iOS device into an old-school console. Thanks to two front-mounted USB ports and an outgoing dock connector, you can play nearly any iCade- or dock-ready game in full HD glory on your TV, using actual controllers. As anyone who’s tried to play classic ports like Sonic, Street Fighter, or Mega Man can attest, it makes all the difference in the world.

G.O.O.D. Music Covers Complex

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G.O.O.D. Music graces the cover of August the issue of Complex Magazine. This issue hits newstands on August 7th, below is a preview of the artificial that will be published in this issue.

What does it mean to have Kanye West involved in the production of your album?
Cudi: He knows what he’s talking about. It’s crazy how insanely smart he is—it’s frustrating at times. When I’m playing him stuff, he usually likes it. [Laughs.] But I remember there was a time when I played him something, and he was like, “Turn it off. That was terrible.”

Common: He was the first producer that I had that was like, “Man, change that verse.” or “Nah, that line is weak. Hell nah.” [All laugh.]

Can you tell me what the nature of your relationship with G.O.O.D. is?
2 Chainz: I’ve talked to ’Ye 1,000 times about trying to make this situation work for the both of us, so it won’t feel like anyone is getting used or anything. I’m in a position in life where I like talking about things like that. I came from a situation with DTP, being under Luda, where I got a phobia. Sometimes when an artist signs another artist, they’re so worried about themselves. And with ’Ye, he helps everybody.