If last year's model were a car, it would be a family sedan without a steering wheel. But this time, Apple has corrected all its sins and created a smartphone - the iPhone 17e - for $ 599 with a flagship engine and a rich set of standard equipment. Is this the only device that the average user really needs?
PositionExecutive Editor
JoinedJuly 26, 2013
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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.
Apple has shuffled the cards again and thrown us a bone that smells of nostalgia but bites with futuristic efficiency – meet the MacBook Neo, the cheapest ticket to the world of macOS.
Remember the days when phones were just black or gray boxes full of boredom. Then along came Carl Pei and his London-based team Nothing and sold us transparency as the latest fashion. Now they've gone one step further. Introducing the Nothing Phone (4a) in pink - a device that proves that a man in a leather jacket (yes, me) can write about a "pink" phone without losing his dignity. Almost.
Forget everything you thought you knew about Chinese cars. Xiaomi is no longer just that guy who sells you a great phone for half the price, but has just entered the supercar league with a vision that would scare even Ferrari engineers. Introducing the Xiaomi Vision Gran Turismo – a digital monster made real.
Forget about increasing horsepower; BMW has realized that the secret to speed lies in "gym time" and aerodynamics that would make even Airbus jealous. And so the BMW M2 with M Performance Track Kit was born.
Citizen and Honda have joined forces to bring back two icons of the 80s at once. The new Citizen x Honda Prelude Ana-Digi Temp limited edition celebrates the return of the iconic Prelude model, delivering a premium retro techno style that will delight both car enthusiasts and watch collectors.
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is here. It's lighter, thinner, and smarter than ever before. But its real magic lies in the screen that keeps your secrets safe from prying eyes on the bus. Is this the best smartphone of 2026?
The Jeep Gladiator brings retro spirit and two-tone elegance to the new Whitecap Edition. Forget boring pickup trucks; Jeep has taken its legendary Gladiator, put a white “cap” on it, and reminded us why it’s still the king of style in the SUV world.
In a world where emissions standards are stricter than a top athlete's diet, Audi has taken the electrification route. The new Audi RS5 Avant is a technological marvel that runs on electricity, but in its trunk hides a shameful secret that would anger even the most sedate owner of a Cotswold mansion.
If someone had told me that a 2.8-ton Swedish cathedral could dance around corners like a stock hatchback, I would have told them to change their psychiatrist. But Volvo has done the impossible with the Volvo EX90. They have created a car that is both an engineering marvel and proof that sometimes even Swedes are in a hurry for lunch.
Ever wondered why buy a houseboat when you can have a rocket? The Beneteau First 30 is proof that "less is actually more" if you know how to tame the wind.
Have you ever watched Rivian founder RJ Scaringe? The man looks like Clark Kent, who instead of saving Metropolis from the aliens, he built an electric car in his garage that actually works. And while they've been convincing us with the massive R1S that cost as much as a small castle in Gorenjska, now here's the Rivian R2. This is the car that will decide whether Rivian becomes the new Apple on wheels or just another footnote in the history of bizarre electric experiments.











