Omega has introduced a new Speedmaster watch inspired by the 2026 Olympic Winter Games, the Omega Speedmaster Milano Cortina. With a compact 38 mm size, blue winter motifs and a precise movement, it combines classic design with modern reliability, ideal for everyday use and collectors. 
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																	Jan Macarol is the responsible editor of the printed and online editions of City Magazine Slovenia. Together with his two assistants, he strives to offer readers the most unique and fresh information about urban culture, technological innovations, fashion and everything an urban nomad needs to survive in a fast-paced world.
								
			At a time when technology promises to make life easier, here comes 1X Neo, a humanoid home robot that is set to take over tedious tasks like cleaning and laundry. With artificial intelligence and a soft design, it aims to become more than just a machine – a true family member. But is it really ready for the real world? Let's check it out. 
Imagine an electric SUV with the heart of a rocket, futuristic technology, and a price tag you'd expect from an old hatchback - the Leapmotor C10 with its 800-volt architecture is here to shake up the world. 
The Fujifilm X-T30 III is a new compact mirrorless camera that combines a 26.1-megapixel sensor with the powerful X-Processor 5. With film simulations, fast autofocus, and 6.2K video, it promises professional results for creators on the go – all at a price that won't empty your bank account. 
Nothing, the company that made its name with transparent phones and retro-futuristic designs, has struck again – this time with the Nothing Phone (3a) Lite smartphone. It's a device not made for those chasing the highest scores in benchmarks, but for anyone who appreciates clean design, smart usability, and a price that doesn't cause an existential crisis every time you look at your bank statement. 
Technics is saying goodbye to the SL-1200G series with a limited edition Master Edition that combines cutting-edge technology with gold accents. This turntable is not just a device, but a monument to musical history - ideal for collectors who want vibration-free precision and a little bling for the soul. 
If you've ever thought about wearing your classic Nike Air Force 1s for a hike in the rain or snow, you've probably quickly abandoned the idea—unless you had a sense of comedy. Now, Nike has combined waterproof Gore-Tex with a Vibram sole, making these sneakers more wilderness-ready than some hiking boots. In a black version, they're not only durable, but also stealthy enough to be worn by a secret agent on a mission in the urban jungle. Are they worth your money? Read on to find out why these Nike Air Force 1 GTX Vibrams aren't just a fashion accessory, they're a true warrior against the elements. 
Lexus, that Japanese master of understated luxury that has always managed to balance tradition with a touch of madness, is now venturing into the wild waters of an identity crisis. But hey, if it's a crisis, let it last—at least long enough to get futuristic toys like this "coupe" that has four doors and the heart of an electric nomad. 
New Toyota Corolla Concept: When the class queen finally gets serious (and then goes a little crazy)
If someone had told you a decade ago that the Toyota Corolla would one day look like a space cruiser on steroids, you would have probably rolled your eyes. But here we are – 2025 is upon us, and Toyota is clearly serious. Meet the Toyota Corolla Concept, a car that erases memories of the old model as easily as it erases beliefs about what the Corolla can (and should) be. 
Rome is an eternal city, but the time to visit it is anything but eternal – especially if you enter it without a plan, like we did. We naively believed that while having coffee in the sun, we would just casually pop into a museum, stop for pizza in the Vatican on the way, and in the evening spontaneously choose a romantic restaurant with a view. Spoiler: we didn't. Hence this entry – for all of you who haven't been to Rome (yet) and would like to enjoy it there, not just cruise wearily through the mistakes we made. 
Ah, Sorrento – here I am now, in this October time of 2025, as autumn slowly turns to winter, and I say to myself: “Why would I ever go home?” It’s not just another seaside village in southern Italy; it’s like an old love that surprises you with a new trick, now without the summer madness. I came for the view of Vesuvius, and I’ll leave with the taste of lemons and memories that smell of salt. If you’re looking for a place where time moves slowly but the heart beats faster – especially now, when the crowds are bearable and the weather is still lovely – you’ve found the right one. 
Audio-Technica has unveiled its most advanced open-back headphone model yet, the ATH-ADX7000, which combines five decades of experience with innovative drivers and premium materials. At €3,499 ($3,499), it promises unparalleled sonic clarity, but only if you have the right amplifier – otherwise these beauties will remain as peaceful as a Japanese Zen garden. 
 
				










