Kim Kardashian Says Kanye’s Australian Concert Was Ruined By ‘Lies In The Media’ 'The media twists things,' Kim says.

Kim Kardashian-West proved once again that she’s unequivocally Kanye West’s ride-or-die chick.
The reality superstar took to Instagram Monday (September 15) to post her thoughts about the Brisbane, Australia, stop of her hubby’s Yeezus Tour Sunday night, and insisted that fan-made videos on the ‘Net clear him of any wrongdoing in the wheelchair-bound fans incident. The Chicago rapper was accused of insensitivity for allegedly asking handicapped concertgoers to stand during his performance.

“What an amazing Australian tour! Its frustrating that something so awesome could be clouded by lies in the media. Kanye never asked anyone in a wheel chair to stand up & the audience videos show that. He asked for everyone to stand up & dance UNLESS they were in a wheel chair. #JustWantedEveryoneToHaveAFunNight #TheMediaTwistsThings,” she wrote in the caption.

No matter what you think of the KimYe marriage, you can’t help but admire her willingness to stand by her man. And a fan-shot video of the incident seems to back up Kim’s account of what went down.

The “I Am a God” MC initially came under fire for asking everyone in the audience — including two wheelchair-bound fans — at his concert to stand up before he would continue performing “Good Life.” But he can be heard making an exception for the disabled fans in the footage.
“I can’t do the rest of this show until everybody stand up,” Kanye said. “And I’mma see you if you ain’t standing’ up … if he’s in a wheelchair then it’s fine — only if he’s in a wheelchair.
Once West’s bodyguard Pascal Duvier verified that the fan was actually in a wheelchair, ‘Ye launched into the Graduation track.
Considering all of the more important news in the world, Kanye advised the media to “pick another target.” “I’m a married Christian man with a family,” ‘Ye said in his defense earlier Monday. “At my concerts, I make sure everybody has good of a time as possible, so all this demonizing me it ain’t going to work after a while.”

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Microsoft Surface 2 and Surface Pro 2 benchmarks and hands-on

Microsoft launched the next-generation Surface 2 and Surface 2 Pro at an event in New York City on Monday, pairing them with a number of new covers and other accessories designed to enhance the functionality of the basic Surface experience. The basic message is that Microsoft has enhanced the Surface with additional performance, while extending battery life and slimming down the tablet’s overall profile with skinnier covers.

Old Surface Pro versus new Surface 2.

On the first count, Microsoft certainly appears to have succeeded; the addition of an upgraded Core processor to the Surface Pro 2 undeniably improves the tablet. A quick hands-on with both the new Touch and Type Covers leaves me thinking that Microsoft has taken a step back with its portable keyboards, however.

Surface 2 Pro: Can you play games? Yes

Inside the Surface 2 Pro is a self-reported Intel Core i5-4200 “Haswell” CPU running at 1.6GHz, versus the Core i5-3317u “Ivy Bridge” chip at 1.7GHz that powered the original Surface.
The original Surface Pro conked out under heavy load in just 2.5 hours or so, though lighter Web browsing and battery management could push it out a couple more. One Microsoft employee we talked to felt that the new Surface Pro 2 could pull 5 hours under heavy gaming. (With the new Power Cover, battery life will be extended to 10-plus hours.) A more formal review will settle the difference.
What is clear, however, is that the Surface Pro 2 is definitely a gaming machine of some sort. Microsoft showed off World of Warcraft and Portal 2 running smoothly—yes, these games are several years old, but they do run, and well.

A face-down Surface 2 shows off the new kickstand angle.

Still, numbers generally don’t lie. I slipped in a USB key with FutureMark’s PCMark 7 suite (the Surface won’t run a test or two in our more recent WorldBench 8 and 8.1 tests). We re-benchmarked the original Surface Pro (128 GB/4 GB RAM) and generated a score of 4,447. The new Surface Pro 2 (256 GB/8 GB RAM) returned a score of 4,888 using the identical benchmark—just 9 percent better. That’s not earth-shattering, but we are talking about generational improvements from one set of integrated GPUs to the next.
Since our tests are confined to x86 processors, we didn’t benchmark the ARM processor-based Surface 2. It felt speedy enough, but that’s a very basic impression.

The new Type Cover: hmmm....

Let’s be clear: Typing is a personal activity, and most users have their own set of subjective preferences regarding their own keyboards, mice, and monitors. I’ve never liked using the Touch Cover, for example, if only because the relative lack of tactile feedback slows me down and forces me to hunt and peck more than usual. But I’ve always felt that the Type Cover nearly provided a full keyboard experience, with satisfactory tactile feedback and a travel distance that made me feel like I was using a desktop keyboard.

The new Type Cover is about a millimeter thinner than the original.

Subjectively, I tend to prefer big and clunky—and that’s not the direction Microsoft is moving in. Both the new Type and Touch Covers are slimmer than before, shaving off a millimeter or so of thickness on each. But Microsoft also took a real step forward, adding dynamic backlights that sense the presence of your hands and turn off when not in use. Backlights don’t seem like a big deal, but that misunderstanding disappears the first time you take your tablet or laptop into a crowded conference room or lecture hall and the lights dim.
I brought my old Surface Pro along, both for the plane ride to New York as well as to the event itself for a direct comparison. Personally, the Type Cover feels like a small step back—not huge, but noticeable.
And while I still don’t like the Touch Cover, well, it felt slightly more usable than I remember it.  (And no, I don’t know if the older Touch Covers can be used with the new model.)

Striding boldly forward

The new Surface 2 docking station, due next year.

Microsoft didn’t have the Docking Station (right, and at top) or the Power Cover set up to use, leaving me with the impression that the company is still finalizing the design.
I suspect—well, hope—that Microsoft’s on to something here, though. If Microsoft plays its cards right, the Docking Station could transform the Surface into the engine powering something like a desktop, while the Power Cover could add the stability to make the Surface a true convertible tablet or two-in-one. (In a nice touch, Microsoft employees told me that the Power Cover charges the Surface’s internal battery, so that you can grab it and go if need be.)
Quite frankly, Panos Panay, the Microsoft executive in charge of the Surface launch, oversold it a bit. Seriously: “lapability”? What does that mean, exactly? If it means the ability to work with the Surface in a lap — maaaayybee. Neither the Touch nor Type Cover nor the dual kickstand gives me the feeling of working with a notebook in my lap. I’m hoping a more rigid Battery Cover changes that impression.

Surface Remix

Honestly, I didn’t really play with the ”Surface Remix” project that Microsoft had on hand, both because of a lack of time and without knowing if it would be a finished product. If you’re an audiophile or DJ, however, it’s worth checking out.
The bottom line: the additional performance and battery life are unquestionably significant strides forward for the Surface tablet. The new covers? Not so much. Microsoft’s message appears to be that the Surface is an engine of productivity; at this point, I’d go so far as to say that my fingers will want the old Type Covers back, backlit keyboard or no backlit keyboard.
Microsoft didn’t supply Surface tablets for review, so our analysis was based on limited time with demo units at the company’s launch event.

‘I’m not dating Ice Prince’ – DJ Cuppy reacts to romance rumours... Read More at thenet.ng/2014/08/im-not-dating-ice-prince-dj-cuppy-reacts-to-romance-rumours/ Follow us: @theNETng on Twitter | theNETng on Facebook

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Dj Cuppy has hit back at claims she’s having an affair with Chocolate City rapper Ice Prince. Photo: Instagram

Relationship rumours began after they both posted a photo of each other on their Instagram pages.

When asked about her alleged relationship with the rapper in an interview with NET, Cuppy said ‘I’m not dating Ice Prince, he is just a friend of mine and presently we are collaborating on a song together.’

Apart from being a DJ, the 21 year old recent graduate of King’s College, London, was named Nigeria’s tourism ambassador in April, and is a songwriter and producer.

They both posted this photo via instagram yesterday. Photo: Instagram

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One LoveToyin Aimakhu And Hubby Niyi Johnson Celebrates Wedding Anniversary

Actress Toyin Aimakhu-Johnson's marriage is one year old today and she is so happy about her anniversary.

Nollywood actress and producer, Toyin Aimakhu-Johnson, aka Iyawo Niyi, is one happy woman as she and her fellow actor husband, Adeniyi Johnson, celebrates their first wedding anniversary today, July 8, 2014.
The actress who has not stopped showering love on her husband or stopped talking about him at every opportunity, took to the social network early this morning shower sweet words on her husband, thanking him for choosing her for a wife.
She also begged her fans to pray for them with these words:

One year to come, one anniversary, till death, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. Pray for us.

Toyin and Niyi got married last year at the Ikoyi Marriage Registry, Lagos.

Gospel Singer, Kefee Dies

Popular gospel singer, Kefee died on
Friday morning.
The singer, who was reportedly pregnant,
fell into a coma while on a flight to
Chicago, in the United States of America,
where she was working, making videos
amongst other things.
The plane was forced make an emergency
landing and she was rushed into the
Intensive Care Unit of an hospital in Los
Angeles.
Sources close to the family confirmed to
Channels Television that the ‘Kokoroko’
crooner had passed on.
An official release by Adeline Adelicious
Adebayo (Kefee’s UK Manager), said:
“On behalf of the family,
It is with a great sadness but grateful
hearts that we announce the passing to
glory due to lungs failure this morning of
our God’s mouth piece, chorus leader,
daughter, wife, sister, friend Kefee
Branama Queen … May her beautiful,
gentle and precious soul rest in perfect
peace. AMEN!!!
PS: In contrast to all earlier rumours and
stories in circulation, I do state that
Kefee wasn’t 6 months pregnant and
neither did she have pre-eclampsia .”
Fans and other celebrities have however
taken to social media to pay tribute and
condole with the family.

He's Going Stronger!Brymo Announces Third Studio Album - Tabula Rasa Brymo's constant wranglings with the law has not made him put a hold on his recording career. He has announced a new album.

Popular afro pop singer, Brymo, has announced the release of his his thrid studio album.
Despite being embroiled in controversy and an ongoing court case with his former recording label, Chocolate City, the singer has moved on and has began to put together materials for his next project, titled ‘Tabula Rasa’.
Although the singer is yet to share the release date for the album, he promised to make a good album to thrill his fans with love songs and ballads in a fusion of African folk and pop music.
‘Tabula Rasa’ will be Brymo’s second album after his controversial split with Chocolate City and his third studio album. His previous album, 'Merchants, Dealers and Slaves', released in 2013, has been hailed as the best Nigerian album yet.