IPHONE 7 PRICE AND RELEASE DATE

Release date

Taking Apple's release date history into account, it's likely we'll see the iPhone 7 officially revealed in September 2016.

Both the iPhone 6s and the iPhone 6 were revealed in September and Apple has no reason to change its strategy.

There's also nothing wrong with taking advantage of Black Friday sales and the run up to Christmas.

PRICE

It's unlikely that Apple's main iPhone 7 will be any easier on the wallet than past variants.

But its launch could see Apple finally change the thing that annoys people most about the iPhone.

Rumours suggest that Apple is planning to ditch its pitifully small 16GB storage option in favour of a more generous 32GB base model.

The current iPhone 6s and 6s Plus lineup offers customers a choice of 16GB, 64GB, or 128GB storage options.

However, supply chain investigations by Kevin Wang, director of market research at respected analyst firm IHS Technology, suggest the iPhone 7 base model will come with with 32GB of storage.

If true, we could expect other models with larger storage - 64GB and 128GB most likely - to stick with the £619 and £699 prices.

SOURCE:http://www.mirror.co.uk/

Messi to Jail???

Barcelona star Lionel Messi has been handed a 21-month prison sentence for tax fraud but is unlikely to serve time in prison.

Any sentence under two years can be suspended under Spanish law, meaning Messi is expected to avoid spending a day behind bars, according to widespread reports.

Messi, one of the world's highest-paid footballers, was tried alongside his father, Jorge, for deceiving Spain's tax authority of 4.1m euros (£3.19m) between 2007 and 2009.

The forward, who recently announced his retirement from the Argentina national team, has also been fined six weeks' wages worth £1.7 million.
The 29-year-old was accused of creating a number of fake companies in Belize and Uruguay to avoid taxation on his lucrative image rights.

Messi claimed he never suspected any wrongdoing about his financial affairs, but a court has found both he and his father guilty in the crime.
SOURCE:http://www.goal.com/

What is JUNO Aircraft and it's work?

Juno is a NASA spacecraft that is going to Jupiter. Juno launched in 2011 and will arrive at Jupiter in 2016.

The spacecraft's name comes from Roman mythology. According to the myth, the god Jupiter would hide behind clouds. But his wife, the goddess Juno, could see through them. As in the story, the planet Jupiter is covered with clouds. The spacecraft Juno will help NASA learn about what the planet Jupiter is like behind the clouds.

How Will Juno Study Jupiter?
The Juno spacecraft launched aboard an Atlas V (Roman numeral 5) rocket on Aug. 5, 2011. It will reach Jupiter in 2016. The spacecraft will orbit Jupiter 32 times, coming within 3,000 miles (4,800 kilometers) above the tops of the planet's clouds. Juno will orbit closer to Jupiter than any spacecraft has before. It will orbit around Jupiter's poles for about one year.

Science instruments on board Juno will study Jupiter's atmosphere. They will use Jupiter's magnetic field, gravity field and naturally occurring radio waves to study the mysterious interior of the giant planet. Juno also will take the first pictures of Jupiter's polar regions and study the huge aurora that lights up Jupiter's north and south poles.

Juno will measure the amount of water and ammonia in Jupiter's atmosphere to help learn how giant planets formed. By making maps of Jupiter's gravitation and magnetic fields, Juno can determine the mass of Jupiter's core. Juno will learn about Jupiter's atmosphere under the clouds to understand Jupiter's structure. And Juno will sample the electrons and ions in Jupiter's magnetosphere to understand why the planet has the brightest auroras in the solar system.

Juno has three very large solar panels. The solar panels extend outward from Juno's six-sided body. The solar arrays measure approximately 2.65 meters wide by 8.9 meters long (about 9 feet wide by 29 feet long). The spacecraft and solar wings together span more than 20 meters (66 feet). Once in orbit, the three arrays will generate about 450 watts of electricity, which is about the same amount of electricity it takes to operate a computer.

SOURCE:http://www.nasa.gov/

Who told Sir Alex Ferguson to sign RYAN GIGGS?

Former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson says that despite what anyone else says, a steward told him to sign Ryan Giggs.

“We always had a few scouts who claimed they were the one who discovered Giggs,” Sir Alex said.

“They probably did, but they never acted on what they saw.”

“It was actually a steward who first told me it was a disgrace that this Manchester United fan was training down the road at City.”

“You knew right away, the way he ran across the ground, that he was something else. He was like a Cocker Spaniel chasing a piece of silver in the wind. His feet never seemed to touch the ground and that was the start of it all.”

SOURCE:http://www.bloggingmanutd.com/

Ronaldo's Beautiful words on Messi

Ronaldo finally spoke on Messi retirement claiming that it really hurts to see Messi in tears.Argentine Messi retired after loosing back to back final in the penalty shootout against Chile in two Copa America finals(2015-2016).
Despite the decade-long duel between the pair to be named the best player on the planet, Ronaldo appears to have put aside their rivalry to comment on Messi's international retirement.

"Messi has taken a tough decision and people should understand. He is not accustomed to defeats and disappointments, not even finish the second. Missing a penalty does not make you a bad player.

"It hurts to see Messi in tears and I hope he returns to his country, because he needs it."

Ronaldo, of course, plays for Real Madrid, where he has laboured to fewer titles that he would have liked due to Messi's Barcelona's dominance in Spain.

SOURCE:http://www.mirror.co.uk/

ISIS ATTACK IN MALAYSIA

Police initially said that business rivalry was a more likely motive for the attack on the Movida bar restaurant outside Kuala Lumpur on 28 June.

They added that two men suspected of involvement had been arrested.

Authorities are increasingly concerned about IS-related attacks as a number of Malaysians have gone to fight in Syria.

"There were elements of IS involvement in the attack," national police chief Khalid Abu Bakar told reporters.

"We found out that the two of them received instructions from one of our own citizens in Syria... to conduct attacks in Malaysia."

There have been dozens of extremism-related arrests in recent years, including 13 Malaysians detained following the latest attack but who police said were not directly connected to it.

Governments across the region have warned of an increased threat from the group.

SOURCE:http://www.bbc.com/

Saudi bomb blast

The bomber detonated his device as security officers were breaking their Ramadan fast, al-Arabiya TV said.

Footage on the TV network showed a blazing vehicle. There are no details of casualties and no official comment.

The mosque is the burial place of the Prophet Muhammad and Medina the second-holiest city in Islam after Mecca.

State-linked Sabq news and the Okaz newspaper also carried reports of the suicide attack.

Earlier, at least one explosion rocked the eastern city of Qatif.

Qatif is home to many minority Shia Muslims and the blast appeared to target a Shia mosque. No casualties have been reported so far.

A suspected suicide bomber also died after detonating a device near the US consulate in the city of Jeddah. Two security officers were slightly injured as they tackled the man, but no-one else was hurt.

Social media footage from Medina showed a vehicle on fire in a car park, with two security officers lying nearby.

Other footage showed ambulances and police vehicles streaming to the area.

It is not clear who is behind any of the attacks.

The attacks come with the holy month of Ramadan drawing to a close and ahead of the Eid al-Fitr holiday.

source:http://www.bbc.com/