Official: iPhone 5 presentation at the Cupertino Campus Multimedia

According to sources close to the company, and according to the report of All Things D, it seems that Apple's next event will take place the presentation of new products in the Cupertino campus, instead of San Francisco.

From  All Things D  :

Historically, Apple has kept its great product demonstrations in San Francisco. IPad iPad 1 and 2 were presented in San Francisco, as well as earlier versions of the iPhone to date.

This year things will be different. This year, Apple will hold the big event of the average new iPhone closer to home. Sources close to the company say the event: it is currently scheduled for Tuesday, October 4, a first date reported by AllThingsD, Apple and will be held on campus in Cupertino, California.

Although we will not know for sure where the event will take place, who will present the keynote address and what products will be announced  until things are official,  and following recent reports we have a vague idea of what to expect. Several reports suggest that the next event will feature an iPhone 4S Economic and instead will intgrato the A5 dual-core processor on the next generation iPhone (called iPhone 5 ).

The keynote will be presented by the new chief executive officer Tim Cook . The usual reason for this change of habits is not yet known, nor how to organize the event.

It is rumored that the release date will be October 4 and 8 days later, Apple itself will begin sending invitations to the media relished attending the big event.

How to set up latest Facebook ‘Timeline’ on Profile

So, hours ago, Facebook set up the after that face of the social networking platform at the f8 conference. I won’t be exaggerating when I say that this new face, dubbed ‘Timeline’ is accurately how social networks should be in an information age and Facebook has really made it possible.

Fascinatingly, Timeline is not yet live for everyone but an early preview is available for developers. Since I know a thing or two about code, I am going to help you try Timeline on your Facebook account even if you are not a developer. Simply, follow the steps:

• Open this link https://developers.facebook.com/apps and click on +Create New App
• Add the App display name and namespace; this can be any piece of text.
• On the next page, you will see the App ID and Secret and other details.
• Click on Open Graph on the left sidebar of this page.
• Simply describe what your dummy app is capable of, like ‘People can read a book’ and click Get Started.
• In the next page, Action Types, scroll down and just click Save Changes and Next
• Next, Time Aggregations’, scroll down and click Save and stop. 

Voila, you just created a dummy Facebook app with Open Graph. Now visit your profile page and Facebook will give you the choice to switch to Timeline view don’t forget to thank us.

While we extremely suggest that you go away the poop job to developers and don’t finger with matter you don’t know about. Thanks!