The 2011 NIKE MAG - It’s About Time! (We are in the future!)

Remember the shoes that you fell in love with when you were a kid when you saw Marty McFly in the movie Back to the Future 2. I knew the day would come and it is finally here! Starting today at 8:30PM PST 1500 pairs of the 2011 NIKE MAG will be auctioned on eBay with all net proceeds going directly to The Michael J. Fox Foundation (help create a future without Parkinson’s disease). Each day for the duration of the ten-day auction, one hundred and fifty pairs of the 2011 NIKE MAG shoes will be made available via eBay’s Fashion Vault.

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Apple to Announce the iPhone 5 on September 7th?

Kodawarisan, a Japanese web site, is reporting that Apple’s Fall Event, which in the past years was focused on iPods but will likely include the iPhone 5 announcement this year, is scheduled for Wednesday Sepetember 7th, 2011. The rumored date does make sense referring to previous years. 

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Anonymous To Destroy Facebook On November 5th

A video press release from the hacker group claims it will launch an all-out assault that will bring down the social network. Anonymous has singled out Facebook for its shady privacy settings and its policy that makes it difficult for users to delete their account.

Facebook, it says, “gives users the illusion of (privacy) and hides the details away from them “for their own good” while they then make millions off of you.” 

[YouTube via Business Insider and Village Voice]

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Apple is simplifying the design of its iconic Fifth Ave Retail Store by using only 15 pieces of glass instead of 90. In mid-June, Apple began work on their $7 million renovation of its Manhattan store. Recently, Apple has revealed its plans for location by posting an informational sign on the barrier surrounding the plaza that reads, “We’re simplifying the Fifth Avenue cube. By using larger, seamless pieces of glass, we’re using just 15 panes instead of 90.” Comments
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Apple is simplifying the design of its iconic Fifth Ave Retail Store by using only 15 pieces of glass instead of 90. In mid-June, Apple began work on their $7 million renovation of its Manhattan store. Recently, Apple has revealed its plans for location by posting an informational sign on the barrier surrounding the plaza that reads, “We’re simplifying the Fifth Avenue cube. By using larger, seamless pieces of glass, we’re using just 15 panes instead of 90.”

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