Mysterious dates

By Peter Csorba, in WorldWideWeb, posted: 16-Aug-2007 10:17

I found a couple of interesting dates on the internet:

The first one is about a new movie release.
http://www.apple.com/trailers/paramount/11808/

The movie has no title just a date. And check out the trailer. Very mysterious. What is it? Godzilla 2? Or something else?
One thing is for sure: it will hit on 18th of January, 2008.

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The second one is a webpage.Or a new service. Or a new product. Take a guess.
http://www.070829.com/

It is as mysterious as the other date. Might be a new cellphone. Or mobile service.
Will it be a big one? Whose product it is? (I know)

At least this one will be revealed on 29th of August, 2007 so you'll find out soon.

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Comment by freitasm, on 16-Aug-2007 12:20 , user id: 206)

The second one is a Nokia device... I've seen references around...

Comment by lugh, on 16-Aug-2007 12:51 , user id: 5002)

There's a good deal of speculation about the first one on the 'net. Look for Project Cloverfield (Wikipedia site and Official Site (you can move the photos around)). I'm not sure about Godzilla - when they run out onto the street, you can hear someone yell something like, "it's a lion, it's huge). Who can tell for sure?

Author's note by Aloha, on 16-Aug-2007 13:00 , user id: 17706)

On the street they say: it's alive, not it's a lion.

Comment by lugh, on 16-Aug-2007 13:17 , user id: 5002)

Ah, my bad! (that ipod must be damaging my hearing)

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Peter Csorba
Sydney
Australia

In my private life I am a non-professional websurfer.
I am living in Sydney at the moment as I had to relocate in June '08 because of my work.
Shame on me, I know.

In my professional life I am working for a big international mobile company in the Network Implementation area.

Some "geeky things" we have at home:
IBM T61 laptop
Sony Vaio SZ laptop
iPod Nano 1GB
iPhone 3G
Nokia N95-1
Nokia 6500 classic
Nokia N770 Internet Tablet
Esky Lama v4 4ch eletric helicopter :)

Games I play:
Call of Duty 4
Enemy Territory: RTCW
Enemy Territory: Quake Wars

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