Apple has just introduced the iPhone 16e, a new and (surprisingly) more affordable version of the iPhone 16 series. After years of ignoring the budget segment, Cupertino has apparently just accepted reality: not everyone wants to take out a loan just to get the latest iPhone. But is the iPhone 16e really worth its hype? And isn't the price a little high?! Is this the iPhone SE for 2025? Or just Apple's ploy to keep you in their ecosystem?
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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.
Big screen, big experiences: movies aren't made for small screens. Give your eyes what they deserve!
You sit down. The lights are off. The sound of the first scene takes you completely over, and the details of the main character's face are so sharp that you feel like you're sitting across from him. This is what a real movie experience looks like. And if you want to have it at home, one thing is clear: you can't do it without a big screen.
Today, February 19, 2025, Apple will officially introduce its cheapest iPhone, which according to all reports will be called the iPhone 16E. Although we are still waiting for official data, all major sources – from Bloomberg to reliable leakers on Weibo – are convinced that it will be the successor to the iPhone SE (3rd generation). Apple is clearly ending the SE label and introducing a new "E" series, which – similar to Samsung's FE ("Fan Edition") models – will offer many of the flagship features, but at a lower and more affordable price. So let's guess what the price will be. What does this mean in practice? Lots of performance, but also a lot of compromises.
The Volvo XC60 has become one of the most recognizable mid-size SUVs since its launch in 2017. With more than 1.5 million units sold worldwide and record sales in 2024, it is the model that defines the success of the Swedish brand. For the 2026 model year, Volvo is bringing its biggest upgrade ever, including an improved user experience, new design and even more prestige.
Rolls-Royce has been using the Black Badge designation for its more dynamic and powerful models for almost a decade, but for the first time in history it has bestowed it on an electric car. Forget the iconic 6.75-litre V12 – the Spectre Black Badge retains its all-electric drivetrain, but now with even more power and unique enhancements that place it at the top of the luxury hierarchy from Goodwood. This is the Rolls-Royce Spectre Black Badge!
Elon Musk has unveiled Grok 3, his most advanced artificial intelligence yet, promising better logical reasoning, a deeper understanding of programming, and a unique personality. Does it really outperform OpenAI's GPT-4 and Google's Gemini 2? The early data is promising.
DJI, the king of drones and stabilizers, has introduced the DJI Osmo Mobile 7P – a smart gimbal for phones that has enough tricks up its sleeve to make even Houdini wonder. For 149 $ (about €163), you get a stabilizer with a built-in tripod, an extendable telescopic arm, standalone tracking without an app, and even a magnetic adapter for quick phone mounting. But the question remains: is it enough to replace the already excellent Osmo Pocket 3?
When brands like Mansory and Under Armour come together, we know the result is something special. This time, they have joined forces to create the one-of-a-kind Under Armour Le Mansory Ford GT, inspired by none other than Steph Curry.
Smartphones have gone from status symbols to necessities over the past decade. Screens have gotten bigger, cameras have gotten better, processors have gotten faster. But not much has really changed – until the Huawei Mate XT. It’s not just another foldable phone, but a technological masterpiece that introduces the concept of a three-fold foldable display and offers users a completely new mobile experience.
WD-40 is that miracle spray that is found in almost every household. It can be used to eliminate annoying squeaky doors, loosen rusty screws, and even clean stains from various surfaces. But did you know that most people use WD-40 completely wrong?
DJI is rumored to be preparing its first DJI mirrorless camera, which could seriously compete with giants like Sony, Canon, and Nikon. The company, known for its top-notch drones and stabilizers, has the technology and know-how to create something extraordinary. What does this mean for the camera market? DJI mirrorless camera - what do we know about it?
If you've ever owned a Sonos speaker, you know: once you're in their ecosystem, there's no going back. Sonos is like that cool guy in the crowd who never tries too hard, but still always comes across as superior. And the Sonos Move 2 continues that tradition – it's a speaker that's both smart enough for the living room and rugged enough for the patio, balcony, weekend getaway, or a spontaneous road trip. But... is it really portable? Well, yes. If portable means carrying something around with a fair amount of willpower and dedication.