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September 10 'should brighten everyone's day': Apple announces launch date of new iPhone 5S that 'will come in a variety of colours'
- Tech giant announces official launch date for iPhone 5S
- More leaked images show Apple's iPhone 5C boxed in shipping cases
- The plastic casing is shown in pastel blue, pale yellow and powder pink
- The images have since been removed from the Chinese website on the request of a 'relevant party'
Apple has officially announced that September 10 will be the date it launches its much anticipated new iPhone 5s.
The event will take place at 10am Pacific time (5pm GMT) at the Apple Campus in Cupertino a week today and according to rumors will see the unveiling not only of new and improved smartphone but also for the low-cost iPhone, dubbed the 5C.
The 5S will reportedly come with a new and improved camera and in different colored options, while the iPhone 5C will feature a plastic backing but remain essentially the same technology-wise as the iPhone 5.
The firm sent out invites today to the press featuring the phrase, 'This should brighten everyone's day' along with a graphic depiction of multi-colored dots, which has led some to suggest indicates the new iPhone 5 will come in a variety of colors.
Launch Date: Apple has officially announced the launch date of September 10 for its new iPhone 5S
Indeed, the September 10 is due to be a bumper day for the Cupertino firm, with the announcement of iOS7, the first major overhaul of its mobile OS.
And the other highlights of the show will most likely include more details about iTunes Radio, which should launch for U.S. users on September 20th, along with iOS7.
As next week's Apple iPhone event draws nearer, new images of what is rumoured to be the iPhone 5C - boxed up and ready to be shipped - have been leaked online.
The photos, released by Chinese site iapps.im, show rows of the phones, with what is thought to be plastic casing, in pastel blue, pale yellow and powder pink.
Apple is rumoured to be releasing the iPhone 5C as a cheaper alternative to its upcoming iPhone 5S model at an event on September 10.
Before the event, experts predicted that Apple was also working on a 'candy-coloured' plastic version of its iPhone 5 handset and expected it to cost around £320. Leaked photos, pictured, showed the device with a matching wallpaper and case colour
The photos have since been removed by the Chinese site on the request of a 'relevant party', according to reports from Engadget.
In the images, each of the phones are also shown with a wallpaper in a corresponding colour.
Rumours around Apple potentially launching two new handsets at an Autumn event surfaced in June.
They claimed that the California-based company wanted to launch a low-cost version of its iPhone 5 handset to compete with rivals Samsung.
It will be the first time in Apple's iPhone history that the company has unveiled two handsets in the same month.
was originally dubbed iPhone Mini, then iPhone Lite, and then leaked
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the iPhone 5C - with the C standing for colour.
The cheaper handset is expected to be made of plastic to keep costs
down and may be sold in a range of colours including white, black, pink
and blue.
The photos have been removed by the Chinese site on the request of a 'relevant party', according to reports. In the images, each of the phones are also shown with a wallpaper in a corresponding colour, pictured
According to analyst Brian White from Topeka Capital Markets, the iPhone Mini could be made of plastic and could cost as little as £63 ($99).
Other prices put it much higher at £260 ($400) and it is likely to be closer in price to Apple's iPhone 4.
Apple does not comment on future products before its launch events.
Mark Gurman, a journalist for Apple fan site 9to5Mac wrote: 'Because of the uncertain track record of the source of the image and the image's overall low quality, it is difficult to judge if the images are legitimate.'
He continues that they do, however, mirror the technique of matching a wallpaper to the outer casing as seen in 2012 during Apple's release of the iPod nano.
Other leaked images of the phone have shown the case in dark red, blue and green.
Rumours around Apple potentially launching two new handsets at an Autumn event surfaced in June. They claimed the company wanted to launch a low-cost version of its iPhone 5 to compete with rivals Samsung. It will be the first time in Apple's iPhone history that the company has unveiled two handsets in the same month
If the iPhone C follows suit with the iPod nano design, it may be released in red, pink, yellow, blue, green, black and grey as well as white.
The cheaper iPhone will be an entry-level device to go with the high-end iPhone 5S, which is expected to come in gold, black and white, have a fingerprint scanner, dual-flash camera to improve the quality of photos, and a faster processor.
Rumours claim Apple's event will take place on the September 10 and the phones will be on sale around 10 days later, as has been the case in previous years.
Any devices launched will run Apple's latest iOS 7 software and U.S. models may also feature the new iTunes Radio.
Chinese site ETNews believes Apple could discontinue the iPhone 5 to focus solely on its rumoured, upcoming new models.
Earlier this year, industry analyst Brian White from Topeka Capital Markets claimed Apple was working on a low-cost handset.
Dubbed iPhone Mini, iPhone Lite and now iPhone C, the new handset could come in a range of colours, be made of plastic, have a 3.5inch screen and a 5MP camera.
Prices being quoted range from £63 ($99) to £260 ($400).
Apple is also believed to working on large-screen device for its iPhone 6 model. The iPhone 6 could have a 4.7-inch screen.
There may also be a 5.7-inch screen iPhone model due next year.
Early rumours claimed the iPhone 5S was expected to be released on September 13, with the cheaper version due at the start of October.
Production problems were said to have pushed this date back, meaning the iPhone C would have been released before the high-end iPhone 5.
In August, the Wall Street Journal claimed suppliers in Asia had said Apple recently asked for prototypes of screens that are larger than 4-inches for the iPhone.
It is also said to be testing larger 13-inch iPad displays. This would make a jumbo iPad more than three inches bigger than the current model.
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Afghan football fans wait to enter the stadium in Kabul on Aug 20, 2013. Afghanistan's football fans eagerly awaited their first home international for 10 years. – AFP Photo
KABUL: Afghanistan's football team sparked rowdy celebrations across the war-battered nation Tuesday after securing a convincing 3-0 win over arch-rivals Pakistan in the first international match in Kabul for 10 years.
A delirious 6,000 capacity crowd packed the Afghanistan Football Federation (AFF) stadium for a game that unleashed a wave of patriotic pride in a country beset for decades by war, poverty and Islamist extremism.
Afghanistan, ranked at 139th in the world just above Pakistan, gave home fans little to worry about, dominating the game from the kick-off and going three goals ahead mid-way through the second half.
The match was promoted as a symbol of football's ability to foster peace and unite countries in a shared love of sport, but the result was celebrated by many Afghans as a sweet victory over an old and bitter adversity.
"I am a huge football fan, and this match was so important for us," said Shabir Ahmad, 27, a government employee at the match.
"There are a lot of rivalries between Afghanistan and Pakistan, even if this match was meant to boost friendship."
Political ties are badly strained between Afghanistan and neighbouring Pakistan, which blame each other for bloody violence plaguing both countries.
Many in Afghanistan are convinced that Pakistan pulls the strings behind the 12-year insurgency that has raged since the Taliban hardliners were ousted in 2001.
Just a small number of women were in the stands, and there was no sign of Pakistani support despite thousands of Pakistanis living and working in the Afghan capital.
Security was intense with several rings of armed riot police and soldiers beating back frustrated ticketless crowds locked outside of the stadium.
Kabul has been hit by a series of militant attacks this year, including near the president's palace and on the Supreme Court, and the Taliban have vowed to step up violence as elections loom early next year.
One spectator, Ahmadzai Fazeli, 25, said that insurgents at a Taliban roadblock in volatile Wardak province had wished the team well.
"On the way here the Taliban stopped me. I told them I was going to the football match, and they happily let me pass," he said. "Now I am here feeling very patriotic and happy."
Ahead of kick-off, tempers frayed as police struggled to control unruly crowds pushing to get access to the game, which was attended by some senior Afghan officials and foreign diplomats, including the British ambassador.
But the final whistle triggered delirium as players paraded the national flag in front of dancing spectators and crowds celebrated on the city streets.
The game, which was played on an artificial pitch funded by the FIFA world body, was the first home international since Afghanistan played Turkmenistan in 2003.
Football was not banned under the Taliban's 1996-2001 regime but the old Ghazi stadium in Kabul was a notorious venue for executions, stonings and mutilations.
Tuesday's game – at the separate AFF stadium in the city – will be followed on Thursday by the start of the second season of the eight-team Afghan Premier League.
A return match is scheduled in the Pakistani city of Lahore in December. – AFP
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"Whether you like me or hate me, what's wrong is wrong. It was unprofessional and silly, and kind of a silly way to get someone hurt on your team as well." -- Alex Rodriguez
Alex Rodriguez is a liar.
We're all fully aware of this, so there's really no need to break out the greatest hits. Know this, though -- it's only going to get worse for the man who was once The Chosen One, the pure successor to Henry Aaron, the one who would restore dignity to the tainted numbers of the BALCO era.
That, of course, is long gone, replaced by a punchline, a lousy soap opera with no one to root for. Alex Rodriguez will lose his appeal and will be suspended for 211 games and no one -- not a soul -- will miss him.
But let it be written that in the middle of all this madness Rodriguez did something many thought he was incapable of doing -- telling the truth. It was only once, but it happened.
Ryan Dempster's actions Sunday night were absolutely silly and unprofessional. He deserved to be suspended, as he was Tuesday for five games, and it should have been longer.
Look, no one wants to back Rodriguez in any scenario. Although there was clearly an anti-A-Rod agenda from Dempster, this could have happened to any player. And you just can't attempt to hit a batter four times (two real, two inside with possible intent) and get away with it.
Except Dempster did. Five games with two off days for the Red Sox is no punishment at all. It's not even a slap on the wrist, it's a free pass, a suspension in name only. What it says is this: Rodriguez is fair game. If you want to go after him, there is really no penalty. Fire away, the precedent has been set.
Now, when it comes to Dempster, I'd add a third word to Rodriguez's description: selfish. I'm still confused as to why Ryan Dempster, a struggling and underperforming fifth starter on a team in the middle of a serious division race with Tampa Bay, decided he was going to be the sheriff, the one man not afraid to make a statement against steroids, against ratting on teammates, against all things about A-Rod that revolt us.
Dempster is 35th in the American League with a 4.77 ERA and 40th with a 1.466 WHIP. Assuming Clay Buchholz returns, Dempster will exit the rotation. He's being paid $13 million and not earning it. With a 2-0 lead in the top of the second inning on Sunday, his first, second, third and 456th concern should have been retiring Rodriguez and helping the Red Sox win a baseball game, not sending a message that is already known, understood and appreciated. Pedro Martinez was good enough to hit a batter and get away with it. Dempster has a career 130-133 record with a 4.36 ERA.
Jon Lester and John Lackey were very vocal in ripping Rodriguez over the weekend, and that is a terrific and obviously long overdue response to steroids in baseball. Cynicism is an easy default -- Why were players silent for so long? -- but this is an encouraging development in this saga. And after Lackey called Rodriguez out, do you know what he did? He shut down the Yankees on Saturday. He didn't editorialize on the mound, he just pitched.
Dempster would have been well served to try and do the same, but for some reason he thought it best to inject himself into the story. And, sure, maybe the Red Sox lose even if Dempster strikes out Rodriguez in the second inning -- and the Red Sox did blow a 6-3 lead gained after the plunking -- but that's really not the point, is it? Dempster decided not to do his job and it hurt his team. Would anyone be stunned if the AL East is decided by a single game? And that's merely the difference between a seven-game series and the biggest crapshoot in professional sports: a one-game playoff in baseball. If that happens there will be 30,000 reasons why, but Dempster's actions against the Yankees will be remembered.
If Major League Baseball was looking to penalize Dempster, to send a message in response to an attempt to send a message, it would have suspended him long enough to guarantee he'd miss a start. Seven games, eight games, 10 games, whatever. But this was looking the other way, as Dempster and his fellow players did for so long on the steroid issue (and it should be noted that there is no record of Dempster's outrage when the last CBA was completed and the right to appeal a suspension for PEDs was included).
Any Mount Rushmore of sports frauds has to include Alex Rodriguez, but for one night he wasn't the most selfish player on a baseball field. Ryan Dempster, a good guy and teammate by every account, failed the rest of the Red Sox last Sunday night. Dempster went for message over job responsibility, and I still have no idea what was accomplished.
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Barcelona, Spain, 4th February 2013 - TIBCO Software Inc. (NASDAQ: TIBX) today announced its Premier Sponsorship of the Gartner Business Intelligence & Analytics Summit 2013, 5-7 February 2013 in Barcelona, Spain. At the event, TIBCO will be demonstrating TIBCO Spotfire® 5.0, the latest version of its data discovery software and analytics platform, which offers breakthrough capabilities to speed analysis of big data and visually analyze astonishing volumes of data in-memory. TIBCO Software is also sponsoring the Networking Reception in the Solutions Showcase, starting on Tuesday 5th February at 18:00.
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When 5th-7th February 2013
Who Panel Discussion: Key Trends in BI and Analytics (Tue 5th, 10:00-10:45)
Sylvain Pavlowski, VP EMEA, TIBCO Spotfire, will participate in this session with other thought leaders, to share views on the key trends affecting the future of business intelligence and analytics, and how these will impact organizations' plans.
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TIBCO Software customer ASML talks about how it is rapidly deploying TIBCO Spotfire and TIBCO ActiveMatrix BPM for business process management, reporting and analytics - providing visibility into business processes.
Where Palau de Congressos de Catalunya, Barcelona, Spain.
More Information: TIBCO Spotfire is exhibiting on stand PR 6. To speak with an executive during the summit, please contact Nathalie Agnew at Ascendant Communications on [email protected] or +44 (0) 20 8334 8041.
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TIBCO Software Inc. (NASDAQ: TIBX) is a provider of infrastructure software for companies to use on-premise or as part of cloud computing environments. Whether it's efficient claims or trade processing, cross-selling products based on real-time customer behavior, or averting a crisis before it happens, TIBCO provides companies the two-second advantage® - the ability to capture the right information, at the right time and act on it preemptively for a competitive advantage. More than 4,000 customers worldwide rely on TIBCO to manage information, decisions, processes, and applications in real-time. TIBCO Spotfire® is the company's in-memory analytics software for next generation business intelligence. By offering a visual, interactive experience, Spotfire® helps professionals quickly discover new and actionable insights in information. Learn more at http://spotfire.tibco.com/.
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With Valerie Adams set to be awarded her Olympic gold medal in Auckland there is a strong sense in New Zealand that the drug testing system works and justice has been done.
The steroids that were taken by Adam's great rival, Nadzeya Ostapchuk, are currently banned in elite competitive sport.
Yet the reasons for their prohibition outlined in the World Anti-Doping Agency's (Wada) World Anti-Doping Code are absurd, particularly Wada's claim that performance enhancing drugs (PEDs) are contrary to their definition of the spirit of sport.
Wada decides which substances will and will not be banned on the basis that they must meet two out of the following three criteria: They must have the potential to increase sporting performance; represent an actual or potential risk to the athletes health or their use be contrary to the spirit or sport.
This allows athletes to take drugs that are harmful but not performance enhancing or seen as being contrary to the spirit of sport, like tobacco. It also allows athletes to take drugs like caffeine, which enhances performance but isn't considered to be harmful to health or contrary to the spirit of sport.
The wording of point two is particularly devious in the way it is so open: it states that a substance must represent ''an actual or potential risk to health''.
This allows for any substance in existence; too much water can potentially be harmful you. These criteria can be twisted to argue for or against any substance and show the reliance of Wada on the concept of the "spirit of sport", which the decision to ban many substances can hinge.
The Wada code states that the Anti-doping programs seek to preserve what is intrinsically valuable about sport. This intrinsic value is often referred to as "the spirit of sport".
So what then is this all important spirit of sport that PEDs are threatening to rob us of? According to Wada the spirit of sport is characterised by the following values: Ethics, fair play and honesty, health, excellence in performance, character and education, fun and joy, teamwork, dedication and commitment, respect for rules and laws, respect for self and other participants, courage and community and solidarity.
But do PEDs really threaten the preservation of these values? If you take a look at each point it isn't clear that any of these buzz-words is contrary to their use.
Firstly, do PEDs threaten to remove ethics, fair play and honesty from sport? There are many substances that athletes are allowed to take which are either harmful to them or performance enhancing that aren't banned by Wada.
Indeed there are many ethically questionable practices that exist in sport that aren't banned.
Is it ethical for children as young as five to be trained fulltime to become elite athletes in gymnastics, tennis players, weightlifting and many other sports? Not only does it rob them of anything that could be described as a normal childhood but such practices could be compared to child labour.
Yet there aren't calls for regulations of such treatment or bans of it on ethical grounds. So ethically performance enhancement in itself doesn't seem to be a problem for Wada, and indeed the issue of ethical practices aren't traditional concerns for sport in general.
As for fair play and honesty, anti-PED campaigners argue that allowing PEDs would create unfair pressure on "clean" athletes to use them to keep up. However, this pressure already exists.
All that allowing PEDs would do is make the drugs more open to testing and scrutiny creating a safer environment to use them, which leads us to health.
This is indeed an important issue, however not all PEDs are a threat to health. Australian philosopher Juilian Savulescu argues that rather than testing for PEDs we should be testing for health.
This could provide an answer to the problem as it allows athletes to increase their performance in the safest possible environment. Under this system the health of the athletes would be the main concern and this would surely be beneficial for everyone.
If we were to test for health it would prevent any athlete competing who wasn't physically healthy enough regardless of whether or not they had taken drugs.
The irony of the current system is that it poses a far greater threat to the health of athletes than if PEDs were allowed and we only tested for health. This is due to the fact that the pressure is to make performance enhancers undetectable, rather than safe.
If PEDs were allowed the manufacturers would be able to openly display what was in their products and have them regulated for safety.
Critics to this system may argue that athletes would still dope to unsafe levels and merely take drugs to mask their level of health, which is conceivably possible and athletes may indeed slip through the cracks in the system.
As leading anti-doping campaigner, Professor Benjg Saltin, said in an interview with the BBC in the lead up to the Beijing Olympics: ''I would expect that most of the medal winners and finalists in [Olympic] endurance events to be on performance enhancing drugs.''
So why not work with the athletes and attempt to make a safer environment?
Excellence in performance
It is almost comical that Wada should include this in a list of things that PEDs are supposedly a threat to.
Obviously excellence in performance is the very thing that athletes' taking PEDs are striving to attain.
Indeed many PEDs merely recreate the results of existing training methods. Erythropoietin (EPO) is a hormone that stimulates red-blood cell production which allows more oxygen to be carried to muscles, and thus greatly increases endurance.
Athletes can increase their red blood cell production by training at altitude or by using a hypoxic air machine (a machine that recreates conditions at high altitude), however these methods are relatively expensive compared to a syringe of EPO.
Athletes without the funding to use expensive training methods could get the same results by injecting EPO - allowing more to achieve excellence in performance.
Character and education
Advocates of the ban will likely argue that sport is about building character and that PEDs are quick fixes that teach athletes they can find instant success inside of a syringe.
This argument is rather naive as athletes would still need to train seven days a week and commit to gruelling fitness regimes; you couldn't merely give Dennis from Accounts an injection and watch him win le Tour de France.
PEDs are a performance aid not a substitute for hard work and training. Education is also a key element to their use, particularly as they become an attractive option to younger and younger athletes.
Young athletes need to be educated in regards to what the chemicals they put into their body are doing to them, in the same way that they are now as to how drugs like alcohol and marijuana affect their bodies.
Fun and joy
While sport in general, particularly for children and at social level, is indeed about the fun and joy one gets from participation, it would once again be naive to assume that at the elite level it is about anything less than performance and victory.
That is not to say that professional athletes don't enjoy what they do, but they would likely enjoy it more if they were able to perform at a greater level than they currently do, PEDs would allow this.
That is not to say that advocates of the ban on PEDs do not feel that the use of enhancers will not affect the joy of children. Some might argue that they must be stamped out because, to the extent that our athletes are role models for our children, doping practices compromise our children's health and safety.
This argument that children will imitate athletes using PEDs because they are their role models is like saying they will become vigilantes because they idolise Batman.
Children are influenced in their actions by their parents and peers. When I was growing up I tried to play football like Ronaldo in the backyard, that doesn't mean I mimicked his six-day a week training schedule, followed his nutritional routine, or went on to have cocaine-fuelled orgies with transvestite prostitutes.
Nor would children necessarily start taking PEDs if their sporting idols were too; at least not until they reached a high enough level of sport.
Team work
It is difficult to see how they threaten team work, for in team sports being faster or stronger is no substitution for strategy and working together.
Some of the greatest exponents of football (arguably the greatest team sport of them all), the Ajax side of the 70s, and the Dynamo Kyiv side of the 60s, who were said to play 'Total football' (a style in which all players on the pitch would interchange positions at any tame, requiring supreme fitness); are accused of using PEDs to give them greater fitness.
Dedication and commitment
As outlined above PEDs aren't a replacement for the dedication and commitment of full time training, merely and aid for it. Indeed you could argue that it is the ultimate dedication to chemically alter your body in pursuit of sporting greatness.
Respect for rules and laws
PEDs only subvert this point as long as PEDs are against the rules and laws. Caffeine used to be banned as it reduced the time to exhaustion by up to 20 per cent . In 2004 Wada saw fit to remove it from its list of prohibited substances, meaning that those who took caffeine were no longer subverting the rules or laws of sport.
Respect for yourself and others
Opponents of PEDs could argue that users do not respect others as they are gaining an unfair advantage, but as mentioned in the previous point, this is only due to the fact that is against the rules, if the rules were to change it would be fair to everyone.
As for "being fair to yourself", if we were to test athletes purely for health it would be much more fair on the athletes as they wouldn't be taking potentially harmful drugs.
Anti-PED campaigners Leon Kass and Eric Cohen use the argument that PEDs aren't respectful to others in regards to past records. Kass and Cohen's argument refers to the recent scandal in Major League Baseball surrounding Barry Bonds passing Babe Ruth's all time home run record.
Their argument is that Bonds taking anabolic steroids sullies his record as he has an advantage over past players and they aren't on a level playing field.
It is true the historical playing field isn't even, but if you wanted an even playing field you would have to take away modern bat-making technology, modern training regimes, nutritional programmes, coaching, sports medicine, bio-mechanical analysis, and many other integral parts of the modern game.
Sport is ever evolving as technology evolves and the use of performance enhancing drugs is the next step in this evolution.
Even in the modern era there isn't a level playing field as athletes are born with different genetic make-ups which give them different strengths and weaknesses. PEDs allow strengths to be built on and deficiencies reduced, arguably making the playing field more even than a world without PEDs.
In the current climate it takes a lot of courage to take a substance that could be harmful as it has been designed to be undetectable not to be safe, not to mention the courage of potentially experiencing a lengthy ban for taking PEDs, being labelled a "cheat" and being ostracised from a sport you've taken been in your whole life.
Community and solidarity
This, like fun and joy, is something which is an important part of sport.
However, at the top level of sport, where beating your opposition is everything and you're taught to hold the mentality that your opponent is your enemy, PEDs aren't a threat to community or solidarity; the nature of win at all costs competition is. And while athletes are taught that winning is the ultimate goal PEDs should be allowed to assist them to these ends.
It may seem that I am arguing for allowing performance enhancing drugs in sport, that is certainly not the case.
What I am intending to show is that if we are to ban them then a better set of guidelines and a better formulation of the spirit of sport is required than the reasons Wada currently gives for banning substances.
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