According to Gameinformer.com, Microsoft has stated that there will not be a new Xbox going out their doors anytime soon. As stated by David Hufford, senior director of Xbox product management, ”the Xbox was designed for a long life, and I don’t even know if we’re at the midpoint yet.” He continues on stating,”I think it’s important to say that the Xbox 360 is the console of the long future for us. There is no need to launch a new console, because we’re able to give this console new life either with software upgrades or hardware upgrades like Project Natal.”

With Project Natal coming out this holiday season, and many more great games being released in the 2010 year, it helps to know that there is no planned system coming out soon. Gamers can shop for games without worrying of them quickly being outdated.

Hufford also stated that as far as the price for the Xbox 360 goes, they are happy where it is at.

With no new system being released, it is safe to say that you can shop for a 360 without any worries of not having the latest and greatest thing.

Apple is rolling out a new look to their App Store individual app pages tonight which brings it in line with the rest of the iTunes 9 design that was revealed a few months ago. The changes will be of primary interest to App Store developers who rely on the App Store pages to drive sales.

Changes that may impact developers include:

- Much larger icon is shown
- Multiple screenshots are more obvious to viewer
- App description is truncated to the first 2 lines by default. While users can expand to see the rest of the description, many will likely not. This places much more importance on the first two lines of the App’s description
- More apps by the same developer are listed automatically

Please note that not all app pages have been updated yet, but will soon.

Google has unveiled a new ‘fade-in’ style homepage for users.

When the site loads,  the logo, the search box and the two search buttons will be the only things visible. Upon moving the mouse over the window that has Google.com loaded, everything else will fade-in.

Google has explained the changes on its blog, stating, “For the vast majority of people who come to the Google homepage, they are coming in order to search, and this clean, minimalist approach gives them just what they are looking for first and foremost. For those users who are interested in using a different application like Gmail, Google Image Search or our advertising programs, the additional links on the homepage only reveal themselves when the user moves the mouse. Since most users who are interested in clicking over to a different application generally do move the mouse when they arrive, the ‘fade in’ is an elegant solution that provides options to those who want them, but removes distractions for the user intent on searching.”

PLEASE NOTE: It seems as though some users have not seen this new feature or some specific web browsers.

1. Peggle Deluxe
2. SingStar Latino
3. Peggle Nights
4. Scene It? Bright Lights! Big Screen!
5. Planet 51
6. Lego Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues
7. God of War Collection
8. Tony Hawk Ride Sports
9. Assassin’s Creed II
10. NCAA Basketball 10

Nintendo Wii

1. Jambo! Safari: Animal Rescue
2. Kamen Rider Dragon Knight
3. Scene It? Bright Lights! Big Screen!
4. Crazy Chicken Tales
5. My Ballet Studio
6. Bermuda Triangle: Saving the Coral
7. JumpStart Escape From Adventure Island
8. Planet 51
9. The Princess and the Frog
10. Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles
11. Tony Hawk Ride
12. Lego Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues
13. EA Sports Active More Workouts
14. Just Dance
15. F1 2009 Driving
16. Pokemon Rumble
17. Buck Fever
18. Indiana Jones’ Greatest Adventures
19. Street Fighter II’: Champion Edition
20. New Super Mario Bros. Wii

Xbox 360

1. Gyromancer
2. Diner Dash
3. Peggle Nights
4. Assassin’s Creed II
5. Planet 51
6. Scene It? Bright Lights! Big Screen!
7. Lego Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues A
8. Left 4 Dead 2
9. Inside Lacrosse’s College Lacrosse 2010 Sports
10. Tony Hawk Ride
11. Jumper Robot
12. XMAS Taxi
13. NCAA Basketball 10
14. Aesop’s Garden Puzzle
15. Crisis Nuclear Holocaust

MacBook- New durable polycarbonate unibody design with LED-backlit display, glass multi-touch trackpad and a 7 hour battery life.

The new design includes a non-skid bottom surface, and weighs 4.7 pounds. It contains a 2.26 GHz Core 2 Duo processor, 2 GB of RAM, 250GB HD and NVIDIA GeForce 9400M integrated graphics card.

The new MacBook is available now for the price of $999.

Mac Mini- Spec bumps to its existing $599 and $799 models and adding a new $999 server model.

Apple today also announced that the Mac mini, the world’s most energy efficient desktop, is now faster, offers more storage and comes standard with double the memory. Starting at $599, the entry level Mac mini features a faster 2.26 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor and 2GB of DDR3 1066 MHz memory, a 160GB hard drive, five USB 2.0 ports, FireWire 800, NVIDIA GeForce 9400M integrated graphics and a SuperDrive. The $799 Mac mini features a 2.53 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, 4GB of memory and a larger 320GB hard drive. Apple now offers a $999 Mac mini that is specially configured with Mac OS® X Snow Leopard® Server. Mac mini with Snow Leopard Server features two 500GB hard drives for a total of 1TB of server storage in the tiny 6.5-inch square by 2-inch tall Mac mini enclosure.

Magic Mouse- A new multi-touch mouse today called “Magic Mouse”. It replaces the older, “Mighty Mouse”. The mouse uses the same multi-touch technology found in the iPhone, iPod Touch, and Mac notebook trackpads. The entire surface of the mouse is a seamless multi-touch surface. The gesture commands allow users to scroll through documents, pan across images, or swipe to move forward or backward through web pages or photos. It is said to work for both left and right handed users and gesture commands can be configured in the System Preferences. Magic Mouse is Bluetooth wireless enabled and will be available at the end of October.

iMac- LED-based 16:9 displays in 21.5-inch (1920×1080) and 27-inch sizes (2560×1440). All new iMac models feature an SD card slot and ship standard with a wireless keyboard and the new Multi-Touch Magic Mouse.

Apple today unveiled an all new iMac line featuring brilliant LED-backlit 21.5 and 27-inch widescreen displays in a new edge-to-edge glass design and seamless all aluminum enclosure. The new iMac line, starting at $1,199, is the fastest ever with Intel Core 2 Duo processors starting at 3.06 GHz, and Core i5 and i7 quad-core processors for up to twice the performance. Every new iMac ships with a wireless keyboard and the all new wireless Magic Mouse, the world’s first mouse with Multi-Touch technology pioneered by Apple on the iPhone, iPod touch and Mac notebook trackpad.

Aluminum Apple Remote- Priced at $19 and begins shipping in 2-4 weeks. Compatible with any Mac made since 2005 with an infrared port, the new remote offers a circular navigation wheel, similar to most iPod models and separate menu and play/pause buttons. The remote is also compatible with the iPhone and iPods when using an iPod Universal Dock.

Time Capsule and Airport Extreme Base Stations- The new models reportedly offer up to 50% better wireless performance and 25% better range than the previous models due to a revised antenna design. The new Time Capsule also offer up to 60% faster Time Machine backups than on earlier models when using Mac OS X Snow Leopard.