Charanjit Chana

Macrumours posted an article about registrations for the 2009 Macworld event and rumours for the event. Among other things, a possible increase in iPhone capacity. From 16 to 32Gb will definitely be a nice jump, but at what cost?

Anyway, I don't really give a shit about that, the thing I care most about is the possibility of a new Mac Mini. Since the new MacBooks don't feature any Blu-ray drives, I doubt the Mac Mini will come with one, but it might serve as an otherwise very, very capable media server. The HDCP stuff on the new MacBooks is just plain annoying, but I'm not sure how this will effect a new Mac Mini which may, or may not, move away from the DVI interface used at present.

The Mac Mini was the first Mac I really got to get to grips with and another Mac Mini was my first Apple computer purchase. It's now over 2 years old but still in constant use at home.

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I just stumbled across some Arrested Development 'inspired' merchandise on One Horse Shy. All pieces feature the same bit of text often uttered by the characters in the series

I am extremely late on this, but Futurama is to return! I do remember reading something a while ago, but it was really just rumours and must have been an old story because Comedy Central revealed their purchase of the show back in 2006!

For me, Futurama is a far better show than the Simpsons and it actually saddened me that a fresh, interesting show was cancelled while the Simpsons just seemed to roll on despite it's now continued lack of originality. Click on 'read more' to see the video trailer.

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Well, the English season came to an end a couple of weeks ago, but we're just a week away from seeing the start of Euro 2008.

I am really looking forward to it, even more so because England won't be taking part. I'm sure the media in each participating country are as one sighted as the English, but it does get a bit much with all the unnecessary talk and highlights.

I'm sure we'll have the 'If England were playing...' mentioned again and again, but I don't care. The commentary and support will be far less biased and the pre and post match talk will be focused rather than interrupted with what high-heels David Beckham bought himself on a rare excursion from the team hotel.

I'm personally supporting Italy and Spain. I've always been a huge Italy fan and was pleased as punch to see Zidane sent off and then the mighty Azzuri go on to win, but that fact that Liverpool have so many players in the Spain squad has made it a little harder for me to ignore them

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