So it seems that Google wasn’t ready for the change as they have just reverted their whole system back to the way it was.

It seems that the users of the search engine showed very negative feedback. A quick Google search revealed that many people showed signs of discontent while using the new layout of the image search.

It seems that some things just shouldn’t change, and Google is definitely one of them.

So Apple has been neglecting their responsibility of the Iphone antenna problem but a few days ago, Steve Jobs gave a response. Apple who did not really want to apologize for this matter, had to admit it was happening. After all, everybody realized this was a wide-spread matter.

So to please Apple customers, Apple will be offering free cases to everybody interested. The sign up page will open next week. Of course Apple does not have enough “Bumper”s to give to everyone, so they will be using cases from other manufacturers too. Anybody who bought a Bumper can get a refund and keep their bumper.

Just a nice DIY Wristband "Case" found on www.trendsupdates.com

Its great that Apple is doing something about this mess but my question to you is, why do you guys still bother buying Apple products? Does anybody own an iPhone 4G? If so are you planning to ever get an Apple product again?

By now we would all know that the Iphone 4 is released and contains a load of bugs. One problem with this phone is when held with the left hand, your palm comes into contact with 2 of the Iphone’s antennas bridging them making your service signal dissipate.
So what’s Apples response to this? Well they think it is not a problem and it is being dismissed. Their answer is that you folks are holding the Iphone “improperly” or in his words (quite bluntly actually), wrong.

There is word that Intel will be putting a stop to supporting the PCI bus and switch mainly to PCI-E in its newer H67, P67, and H61 boards for the Sandy Bridge platforms.

The PCI bus, which is still a much widely used bus for many devices, can still be used in the newer platforms. The halt of production of chipsets without the PCI will have many problems on its users, as some X-Fi sound cards still come in PCI.

The PCI buses will only be excluded on consumer boards. Intel plans to support the 32-bit interface on enterprise-oriented (servers and such) chipsets.