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Hamilton Park ~ “Thing Called Us” Remix ft. Jermaine Dupri [BTS PHOTOS + VIDEO]

ATL SHAWTY 
Hamilton Park and Jermaine Dupri recently filmed a video for their “Things Called Us (Remix)” and sent over a few behind the scenes shots.

The 4-member band, named after Atlanta’s Hamilton Park Recreation Center, the spot where the members honed their vocal skills, spent vigorous hours learning their strengths and weaknesses as a group, and building camaraderie & teamwork on the basketball court, are on a mission to bring back “real” r&b love songs, , drawing comparisons to hometown platinum-selling groups 112, Jagged Edge and the 1990s group Jodeci.

The group is currently on The Scream tour alongside Mindless Behavior and Diggy Simmons and each of the four members of Hamilton Park brought along a set of their own special talents:

LTL:PHOTO BY ME

NIGGAS IN PARIS, IF YOU KNOW WHATS UP THAN YOU KNOW I HAD TO STAND IN THE MIDDLE OF THE STREET TO TAKE THIS 

 

OCEAN’S ATTIRE

BOSS SWAG

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Beats Wireless & Mixr Headphones

BRIAN P WHATS UP ? I NEED THESE MIXR 

 

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Dr. Dre’s popular “Beats by Dre” line adds two new models to the line: the Beats Wireless and Mixr headphones. The wireless model is their first Bluetooth-enabled model with a portable folding design and controls built right into the earcup. The Mixr is a new DJ-specific model designed with DJ David Guetta that features 180 degree swiveling earcups and dual audio inputs. Link

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Google Buzz Gets The Ax, As Do IGoogle And Others In ‘Fall Sweep’

THEY NEED TO JUST COME TO GLOBAL14 LOL (IM LAUGHING BUT IM DEAD ASS)

Google Buzz

The Huffington Post    

Google announced a “fall sweep” on October 14, detailing the shuttering of several products, including Google Buzz, the company’s controversial attempt at a social network.

Bradley Horowitz, Google VP of product, wrote the following in a post on the Official Google Blog:

In a few weeks we’ll shut down Google Buzz and the Buzz API, and focus instead on Google+. While people obviously won’t be able to create new posts after that, they will be able to view their existing content on their Google Profile, and download it using Google Takeout.

Announced early in 2010, Google Buzz was initially built into the Gmail platform in an attempt to let users connect and share content with their contacts across many Google-owned properties such as Picasa, Blogger and Gchat, as well as non-Google products like Twitter and Flickr. The venture, however, failed to take off. Shortly after Buzz launched, users discovered a privacy flaw that potentially exposed their frequently-emailed Gmail contacts. The service never recovered from the controversy.

Horowitz also wrote on October 14 that Google will kill off two more social features, Jaiku and iGoogle, as the company continues to hone its focus on its growing social network, Google+. Both products will close their doors on January 15, 2012.

Since the launch of Google+, the company been hard at work streamlining its sweeping portfolio of online products. In September, Google said it would end 10 services–namely Desktop, Notebook, Fast Flip and Aardvark–as part of its incremental shutdown of Google Labs, a collection of experimental services. Over the summer, Mashable reported that Google planned to kill off its hugely popular Blogger and Picasa brands.

In an earnings call on October 13, Google CEO Larry Page said that 40 million users had signed up for Google+ accounts.

Visit the Official Google Blog to find out what else Google has placed on the chopping block in its “fall sweep.”

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