The Personal life of Teresa Palmer

Palmer's boyfriend since early-2005 was Australian rules footballer Stuart Dew. They split in March 2007. Palmer met Russell Brand on the set of Bedtime Stories in 2008. They got to know each other during the last week of filming, and realised they had a lot in common.Palmer and Brand dated for 3 months.[41] Palmer has also been linked romantically to Topher Grace and Adam Brody. She stated to the Herald Sun in December 2008 that stories about her personal life in the media "are not necessarily true. It seems I have dated a lot of my co-stars, but that isn't actually the case. As of August 2010, she was dating Australian director Nash Edgerton.

As of 2009, Palmer was the number one ticketholder of the Port Adelaide Football Club, along with David Koch, co-host of the television program Sunrise on Seven Network. It is a tradition for clubs to recognise a prominent supporter as the number one ticketholder. Palmer went to games with the team, spoke at functions, and performed a beginning game coin toss.

As of 2009, Palmer was renting a two-bedroom apartment in the Hollywood Hills, off of Mulholland Drive. She bought a house for her mother in 2006. Palmer had planned to buy a house in Los Angeles, but decided she would be happier living in Adelaide and flying to Los Angeles to work. As of September 2010, she was looking for a house in the Grange, Semaphore or Springfield suburbs of the city. Palmer plans to open an animal shelter near her father's home in Scott Creek. Source : Wikipedia

Verizon iPhone Preorder

Last night, a leaked Verizon Wireless document mentioned a phone dubbed an ‘Iconic Device’ that is scheduled to start accepting pre-orders on November 9th. Speculation immediately shifted towards the legendary Verizon iPhone making an unexpected appearance. Sorry,but that really would be too good to be true.
The Verizon document that TUAW obtained also described the company’s internal definition of exactly what constitutes an Iconic Device. An Iconic Device is one that is “projected to be in high demand once officially announced, even before launch.” That certainly appears to fit what a Verizon iPhone launch would be, but sorry everyone, the document is actually referring to the Motorola Droid Pro. The Droid Pro’s pre-order data has already been widely rumored to be November 9th and Android Central managed to track the Iconic Device classification to the Droid Pro.
I know right? If the Droid Pro is an Iconic Device, then what exactly will the iPhone 4 on Verizon’s network be classified internally? The term ‘Mythical Device’ comes to mind. The Verizon iPhone rumors have been persistent since 2007 when the first iPhone was launched and now even the WSJ is giving them props by stating that it expects Verizon to finally get Apple’s phone in early 2011.
It is no surprise that this was not the proof we all have been waiting for so we can finally celebrate a Verizon iPhone. The iPhone uses GSM technology in its cellular radio while Verizon Wireless uses CDMA. The two are incompatible and to make an iPhone that would operate on Verizon’s network (or even Sprints actually) requires a redesigned model with some different components inside. Apple has to make these things and millions of them at that. To meet the expected demand, Apple and its suppliers need time. The company already sells every iPhone 4 it makes and has delayed the release of its white iPhone 4. Long story short? Apple needs until at least early 2011 to be ready to sell.
The Droid Pro from Motorola is shaping up to be a fine inclusion into the Droid family and one of the first Android powered smartphones to be targeted towards business users but it is no Verizon iPhone. Regardless how you feel on Android versus iOS, you have to admit that once Verizon actually starts selling iPhones in its stores, the media will be all over the circus show. Can you imagine the lines? Source : blog.wirelessground.com