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may have just fixed one of the goofiest moments in the Star Wars prequels. We all remember when Padme dies 鈥?seemingly of a broken heart 鈥?while giving birth to the twins in Revenge of the Sith, right Well, this theory states something else killed her 8230; namely the Emperor. You can read the lengthy but fascinating argument here, but I can boil it down as follows: 1 The medical droids never say Padme is dying of a broken heart, they ;re just baffled. 2 There was all that talk earlier in the movie about Jedi and Sith who cou stanley canada ld prevent death. 3 Padme dies of an unknown reason just as Palpatine is resurrecting Anakin as Darth Vader. 4 Most damningly, when Vader wakes up, Palpatine tells him Padme is dead 鈥?something he absolutely should not know unless he somehow had a hand in that death. stanley ca Could Palptine have somehow siphoned Padme lifeforce to resurrect Anakin Obviously, the evidence is mostly circumstan stanleys cups tial, but it is compelling. And by god is it infinitely less embarrassing than the alternative, so I want to believe, as the kids say. Anyways, definitely check out the whole thing here! [Via Jedi News] fan theoriesRevenge of the SithStar Wars Daily Newsletter Xfqc Early reviews for The Amazing Spider-Man are in!
a leak obtained by Forbes, FreedomPop, a company that looking to provide free, mobile Internet access, is now looking to tablets as its next broadband market-disrupting frontier. Would You Put a Case on Your iPhone If It Gave You Free Data Dubbed the LTE Clip, the relatively unobtrusive device will attach to Wi-Fi-only tablets, granting them LTE Internet from Sprint Nextel in the process. Wi-Fi-only tablets already t stanley uk ake up 90% of the market, and the LTE Clip is supposed to be compatible with the vast majority of them iPad included . So for this significant group of tablet users who don ;t want to pay for a data contract, a free 50 stanley cup becher 0 MB of 4G service per month could be a highly appealing deal. Users will get additional free data whenever they share their connection, and up to eight users can connect to a clip at a time. So it helps to play nice. No word yet on price, but considering their Wi-Fi-device-creating iPod Touch case retails at $100, the clip probably won ;t be too far off. And while FreedomPop confirmed to us that it is indeed working on an LTE/3G clip for tablets, it could still be awhile before we see it on shelves as the device is in early stages of development. And considering its 4G case for iPhone is still in FCC Limbo, whether or not it will ever see daylight remains ques stanley butelka tionable. [Forbes] iPadTablets |
