Rockstars Trailer for New Grand Theft Auto V
Rockstar Have Released The GTA V Trailer On There Website. The Trailer Has Alot Of Key Features In It. If You Look Carefully You Can See What Is To Be Belived To Be CJ From GTA San Andreas Running From The Police Down An Alleyway Whether This Is CJ Or Not It Is More Than Likely Rockstar Have Placed Him Somewere Around The City. 
The Trailer Also Shows The Vinewood Sign Which Obviously Means It Will Be Set In San Andreas.It Is Belived You Will Be Seeing Packie Or One Of The Mcreadys In The Game Because At The End Of Gta The Ballad Of Gay Tony You See Packie Going Into The Airport And Then You See A Private Plane Take Off Ill Be Sure To Keep You Posted On More Upcoming Trailer And Screenshots
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Rockstar Teases Trailer for New Grand Theft Auto Title
Listen up, GTA fans!
Rockstar games today made a surprise announcement unveiling Grand Theft Auto V. The company didn’t provide anything in the way of details, instead opting to replace the official Rockstar website with a massive GTA V logo. Again, no word on when the game is launching, but the company’s splash page does include a promise of a trailer next Wednesday, November 2.
We’re assuming its going to be a 2012 launch, making it 15 years since the original GTA game launched. The most recent GTA game, GTA IV, was released in 2008. 2009 saw the release of three additional titles, the Ballad of Gay Tony, Chinatown Wars and the Lost and Damned. Rockstar hasn’t mentioned which of its developer studios will be taking care of GTA V but it’s safe to assume Rockstar North, based in Scotland, will at least play a part. This particular branch of Rockstar Games has had a hand in developing every GTA title since San Andreas in 2004. From 1997 to 2002, the company developed GTA games under the name DMA Design.
We’ll be sure to keep you posted on that trailer. For now, who’s excited for GTA V?
Tech Q and A’s Forum now open to public
Tech Q and A’s Forum is now open to the public for members to try and solve problems people may have in a variety of areas …. enjoy!
Get Siri to recognize the names of your contacts
These are instructions on how to get Siri to recognize the names of your contacts. This is especially useful for names that are difficult to pronounce or are said different from how they’re spelled.
Step One
Launch Contacts from your Springboard or from the MobilePhone app.
Step Two
Select a contact from your address book.
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Apple boss Steve Jobs to be replaced by Tim Cook
Apple co-founder Steve Jobs has resigned as chief executive of the technology giant and will be replaced by chief operating officer Tim Cook.
Mr Jobs, who underwent a liver transplant following pancreatic cancer, said he could no longer meet his chief executive’s duties and expectations.
The Silicon Valley legend will become chairman of the firm.
The 56-year-old has been on medical leave for an undisclosed condition since 17 January.
In a short letter to the board of Apple, Mr Jobs wrote: “I have always said if there ever came a day when I could no longer meet my duties and expectations as Apple’s chief executive, I would be the first to let you know.
“Unfortunately, that day has come. I hereby resign as chief executive of Apple.
“I believe Apple’s brightest and most innovative days are ahead of it. And I look forward to watching and contributing to its success in a new role.
‘PS Vita’ (PSP2) now available for Pre-Order from Shopto.net
Shopto.net is now accepting pre-order for the up and coming PSP2 recently named the PS Vita from Sony at E3. There are 2 models at launch, the only difference is one had 3g capability, and the other doesn’t.
Prices
3G + Wifi = £278.84
Wifi Only = £228.85
Shopto.net has a estimated release date of 04/11/11, but i’d guess it’ll be a few weeks later (just before christmas until it is released)
Nintendo Unveils Wii U Controller, new 3DS Titles
Dubbed Project Cafe for the last several months, Nintendo has finally taken the wraps off of its new home console, the Wii U.
A recent E3 tradition, Nintendo once again held its press conference early on the first (official) day of E3 2011. Last year we were wowed by new hardware with the announcement of the 3DS, and this year was no different.
Nintendo has officially taken the wraps off of the Wii U (pronounced We You), its new home console that will hit store shelves in 2012. The Wii U is a two-part system, with one component attached to your HDTV, and a tablet-like device that seems to be the focal point of the console (Nintendo didn’t up much for details on the TV connected component). The TV component streams content to the tablet, no wires required.