I have no clue how I ended up at Nikki Beach on Sunday but omg it was crazy out there! Rock star living at it's best! Lots of fun.
Apple‘s Magic Mouse is almost perfection in a small plastic mound apart from the problem of batteries. Every time you run out of juice you need to hunt for some more AAs, hardly ideal. Mobee however come to the rescue with the Magic Charger that uses inductive charging technology to almost magically charge your Magic Mouse back to full power.
Wood is making a huge come back as of recently with appearances on sunglasses and many other accessories. The watch is probably one of the most obvious of these accessories to apply the natural stuff to and that’s what Los Angeles based WeWood has done. The company looks to use wood in a sustainable way planting a tree for every watch sold as well as the pieces being made out of eco materials that don’t hurt the environment when finished with. Available now at Eco-Age with prices ranging from £79.00 to £85.00.
If things go from hot to cold you can bring the roof up with the touch of a button in 19 seconds and you can do this all the way up to 31 MPH. The interior is high quality as you’d expect from an Audi with fine leather upholstery, multimedia systems and advanced dials make for a great place to be on a journey. Just 333 examples of the R8 GT Spyder will be made and each is individually numbered on the gear nob. Prices start in Germany from €207,800.
It will be interesting to see how well this sells. The projector may add a new social element to camcorders that was previously missing being able to shoot and show everyone your footage instantly is a big plus. Available now at Sony‘s Asia retail units, no word on Western availability yet. Source: Mashable
Apple’s next-generation iPhone will launch in the third quarter. And the company plans to ship 25 million units by year’s end, according to a report.
Citing “people familiar with the situation,” The Wall Street Journal reports that Apple has placed orders with suppliers in Taiwan for some of the next iPhone’s key components. The new version of the iPhone will include an 8-megapixel camera (compared to the current 5-megapixel) and will be thinner and lighter than the iPhone 4.
The article also cites a source who says the new iPhone will use Qualcomm’s baseband chips. The current iPhone uses memory chips from Samsung and baseband chips from Infineon Technologies, according to a report from iSuppli Corp.
Apple is telling suppliers to produce enough of the phones to meet a goal of 25 million units by year’s end. By comparison, Apple said it sold 18.65 million iPhones in the fiscal second quarter, which ended March 26. The initial units will ship to assembler Hon Hai in August.
This new information jibes with other information that has leaked out about the release. Last month, Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty sent a note to clients stating that the next iPhone would begin production in August. Rumors about the new iPhone also surfaced last month, including one from Boy Genius Report that cited a source saying the iPhone 5 would sport a “radical new case design.” Bloomberg also reported that the model would have an 8-megapixel camera and an AS5 processor and would be available in September.
To celebrate their new super car, Lamborghini have created this short film hyping up the car for potential customers. The Aventador comes in a bright orange body (as any good Lamborghini should) and 700 raging Italian horses under the bonnet with 4 wheel drive to put that power down. Check out the video for yourself then get down to your local dealer to order one for a measly £201,900 before taxes.
