Games for your iPhone and iPod Touch remain one of the more popular sections on the App Store, with page upon page of offerings to browse. Since there's so much heat and light focused on iPhone gaming of late, it's little wonder that rumors have spread about a reworked "premium"-priced game site within the store.

According to the rumors, later this year, Apple will introduce a premium game section of the App Store which will feature larger games than are currently available, priced at reasonable.

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http://www.pcworld.com/article/158669/putting_a_premium_on_iphone_games.html

According to a blog post on the Microsoft partner blog, Windows 7 should be ready by early 2009. Most of Microsoft employees have been making their own predictions, but the usual of their guesses is much earlier in 2009.

A good night's sleep really is important, and a lack of sleep can actually raise teens' blood pressure and lead to cardiovascular disease later in life, according to the American Heart Association.

A lack of sleep also can contribute to other problems -- from poor skin to irritability.

One report published recently in Circulation: Journal of the American Heart Association, said teens sometimes sleep less because of technology in their bedrooms, playing internet casino, things such as computers, mp3 players and cell phones.

Researchers found the odds of elevated blood pressure increased 3.5 times for those with low sleep efficiency and 2.5 times for those with sleeping periods of less than 6.5 hours, even after adjusting for gender, body mass index and socioeconomic status.

Adolescents who have trouble falling asleep or who wake up too early had higher systolic blood pressure compared to children with higher sleep efficiency, the report said.

Researchers say adolescents need nine hours of sleep, and can be helped by having regular sleep and wake times and quiet, dark bedrooms.

Sleep deprivation can also hurt teens' ability to concentrate and problem solve, contribute to acne, lead to aggressive or inappropriate behavior, lead to unhealthy eating habits, and contribute to other illness, according to the National Sleep Foundation.

T-Mobile is launching their newest device "Sidekick" were targeted young and socialite costumers who glance to customize his or her mobile to be a unique in every way.

The new Sidekick mobile has a 2 mega pixel cam with video recording capacity and a 2.6-inch WQVGA display and a microSD slot. The sidekick comes dangerously close to a new entry in 2008 seemingly putting on the Best Buy’s in early June.