The first class cabin of Qantas’s A380 super-jumbos looks astonishingly like the U.S.S. Enterprise in Star Trek – although you’ll have to settle for earthly routes such as London to Sydney and Sydney to Los Angeles. The interior, designed by Marc Newson includes LCD touch panels, leather seating, plants, sheepskin-covered full-length beds and more than 1,000 videos to choose from. ‘At first glance, this may look like the interior of the USS Enterprise, but it’s actually the first class cabin on a Qantas A380, complete with personal suites and centre socializing area,’ writes TechEBlog this week. The central area (pictured top) is provided for flyers to stretch their legs and sit down for a drink. Each berth even has a dresser for storing clothes – naturally, pyjamas are provided. There are just 14 berths in the whole cabin. Flyers are provided with noise-cancelling headphones, and the touchscreen-controlled LCD panels in every berth give access to more than 1,000 different programmes. Mail Online

Mientras que fuentes aseguraron al sitio Digitimes que Apple planea lanzar el 26 de enero nuevas versiones de iPad, BGR colgó en su web una imagen del nuevo iPhone, citando, a su vez, versiones que prevén el lanzamiento del smartphone en el próximo otoño septentrional, tal como sucedió con la versión 4S durante 2011. La tableta tendrá dos nuevos modelos, que buscarán competir con el exitoso Kindle Fire a través de variantes en la tecnología de pantallas, acceso a redes 4G y otros detalles que le permitirán ampliar la oferta de precios. Así, la versión 2 del iPad 3 sería rebajada en US$ 100 para poder competir con la tableta de Amazon, de enorme éxito en las ventas de fin de año. El aspecto del iPhone 5, según la imagen difundida por BGR, remite también a la esperada tercera versión de la tableta. Prometen una pantalla de 4 pulgadas, carcasa de aluminio y detalles en caucho para una mejor protección y mejor adaptación a la mano del usuario. Además, incluiría un sistema de navegación en redes apto para la alta velocidad móvil de cuarta generación y una cámara de 12 megapíxeles de resolución. Los rumores, cada vez más intensos en la red, no han sido confirmados ni negados por Apple, como tampoco la fecha de lanzamiento de sus nuevos productos estrella. -Infobae.com

A wind chill advisory and a freeze watch have been issued for most of South Florida as a cold front takes aim for the area. A wind chill advisory was issued for inland and metro Broward, inland and far south Miami-Dade, mainland Monroe, coastal and metro Palm Beach and coastal Collier counties for midnight Monday to 10 a.m. Tuesday. Forecasters said temperatures are expected to dip into the mid-30s to lower 40s. Winds around 10 mph overnight are expected to reduce wind chills to the upper 20s to mid-30s. Weather officials warned that low wind chills can cause hypothermia, and anyone who must be outside should wear a hat and gloves. On Tuesday night, much of South Florida will be under a freeze watch as the cold temperatures continue. The watch was issued for inland Broward, inland and far south Miami-Dade, mainland Monroe, inland Palm Beach and coastal and inland Collier counties from Tuesday evening through Wednesday morning. The National Weather Service said lows could fall into the upper 20s to lower 30s in inland South Florida and coastal Collier County, threatening crops and other plants. Local 10

A woman punched a 70-year-old Walmart greeter in the face after she asked to see a receipt for merchandise the woman was carrying out of the store. Jacquetta Simmons, 26, was charged with two counts of assault for the attack that knocked 70-year-old Grace Suozzi to the ground causing the elderly woman to fracture the side of her face. Simmons and her male companion ran out of the store in Batavia, New York after the confrontation at 11:30am on Christmas Eve. Ms Suozzi had asked Simmons to show her a receipt for some electronics purchases she had made at the back of the store, a witness told ABC 13, when the young woman attacked.  

A woman was jailed after calling police to tell them: ‘I ate too much.’ Mary Ellen Lisee made the bizarre call from her motel room to emergency dispatchers before abruptly hanging up. Officers sent to the Traveler’s Inn motel in Fort Pierce, Florida, found the 45-year-old woman in one of the rooms.  She told officers she had dialed 911 because she ‘ate too much food’. The woman’s boyfriend told police he was leaving to get some peace and quiet because she was ‘talking too much.’ Officers said they smelled alcohol on her Lisee’s breath and wrote in their arrest report that she appeared to be drunk.

In another devastating blow to the American economy, two of the country’s biggest superstores are being forced to close over a hundred shops because of slow Christmas sales and struggling profits. Between 100 and 120 Sears and Kmart stores will be closed after terrible holiday sales, forcing the retail giant which owns the brands to suffer a massive blow. Retailers depend on good revenue during the Christmas season to make it through the rest of the year, so when the retailer failed to make a dent this year, there are massive repercussions. Sears and Kmart have yet to determine which of the more than 4,000 U.S. and Canadian stores will be closed, but there has been a clear shift in where the retailer will devote its resources.

Here’s hoping you’ve been good, because Santa is on his way. And now families across the world can see just how far Saint Nick and his reindeer are from their homes, thanks to a ‘Santa Tracker’ that follows his route around the globe.The tracker – a collaboration between Google and the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) – shows live footage of the sleigh passing landmarks including Big Ben, the Empire State Building and, of course, his grotto in the North Pole. It uses radar, satellites, Santa Cams and fighter jets to follow his sleigh, and can be seen online on Google Earth. Santa can also been seen on the Google Maps app on smart phones by typing in ‘Santa’ or on the NORAD Santa Site.

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Michael Jordan’s newest sneaker release caused long lines in South Florida stores selling the new product on Friday. The $180 pair of Air Jordan XI Retro Concords was released at midnight. Police were called to shopping centers in Indiana, Florida, Texas and Virginia among other states to control crowds of hundreds lining up for the shoes.

Sports fans are a notoriously fickle bunch, and apparently all it takes to make them forget about how much they hate the Miami Heat’s LeBron James is a high-profile divorce involving Kim Kardashian. Kardashian’s ex-husband is now the most hated player in the NBA, according to Forbes Magazine. A survey conducted by Nielsen and E-Poll Market Research showed that 50 percent of respondents dislike the New Jersey Nets forward, compared to 48 percent who dislike James. NBC