Brew has introduced a revolutionary hybrid watch – the Brew Metric Digital Blend, which combines analog and digital technology and adds a new dimension to coffee. This watch not only tells the time, but also includes a 30-second espresso timer that uses an animated cup of coffee to mark the end of your perfectionist stress over espresso brewing. With its retro design that harks back to the 80s and an affordable price tag of around $425 / €367, this timer is an attractive choice for all coffee lovers. In this article, we will explore all the features, innovations and impact of this unique watch on the market.
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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.
The Powerbeats Fit are the latest addition to the Beats family, promising improved comfort and functionality, putting them at the top of the list of wireless headphones for active users. With a newly designed wingtip that is 20% more flexible, and IPX4 water and sweat resistance, these headphones promise to be not only great for training, but also for everyday use.
Amazon has brought a breath of fresh air to the world of e-readers with the new Amazon Kindle Scribe Colorsoft. This device not only offers color options, but also a series of technological improvements that promise to make writing and reading even more enjoyable and efficient. In this article, we will explore in detail what this device offers, how it compares to other devices, and why it can be a great addition to your equipment.
Sora 2 is not just another TikTok filter, but a system that can create moving images, sound, and even a sense of reality from text. The question is no longer whether we will watch AI movies, but whether our everyday lives will become AI movies.
Imagine Michael Jordan jumping on muddy trails instead of on the basketball court, wearing what looks like a hybrid between a legendary icon and a serious hiking boot. Sounds crazy? Well, Nike has made it happen with the Air Jordan 1 Low Element, which is no longer just for urban streets, but for real trails. With Gore-Tex protection and an aggressive sole, it maintains the iconic look, but adds practicality for those who combine style and adventure. Will it stand the test of time like the original? Read on.
The new Porsche Cayenne Electric, arriving at the end of 2025, sets new rules for the game. With a futuristic Flow Display, heated surfaces, a panoramic glass roof with adjustable transparency and 13 interior color combinations, this SUV turns driving into digital luxury.
The Porsche 911 Carrera T is already a driver's dream car – lightweight, manual, focused on the essentials. But the TECHART Tsport R takes it to a new level with an additional 111 hp (82 kW) for a total of 505 hp (373 kW) and 80 Nm of torque for 530 Nm. Four packages – Anstieg, Höhenmeter, Kurvenrausch and Berggipfel – bring carbon accessories, a flexible exhaust and interior upgrades such as a gear lever made of ancient bog oak. From a 0-100 km/h acceleration of 3.4 seconds to a top speed of over 300 km/h – this is a 911 that will not leave you indifferent.
Imagine the bustling streets of Europe, where something new appears among the usual SUVs – the Rivian R2. This 4.7-meter electric SUV from America is coming in 2026 to shake up the old continent. No more hulking R1T or R1S, which were too big for our roads. The R2 is like a little brother, adapted to European tastes: compact, powerful and full of technology. With a slight irony: startups like to promise mountains, but Rivian's technology is already impressing big players like Volkswagen. Will the R2 really be a game-changer, or just another electric fad? Let's see what it brings.
In a world where headphones often cost more than a month's rent, the CMF Headphone Pro delivers a revolution: hybrid active noise cancellation up to 45 dB, a flexible design with replaceable ear pads, and a battery that lasts almost a week. At €99 (108 $), these headphones are CMF's first foray into the over-ear category, combining Nothing's style with affordability - and asks: why pay more for less?
Imagine: you have the latest iPhone and Mac, but instead of flawless screen mirroring, you get an error message that drives you into frustration. In the EU, iPhone Mirroring remains unavailable due to the Digital Markets Act (DMA), which forces Apple to make compromises that Cupertino is unwilling to accept. We checked the forums and news - users are angry, and the solutions are reminiscent of hacker tricks from the 90s.
The first electric BMW M will almost certainly be the BMW i3 M Neue Klasse: we know when it's coming
When it comes to cars that make your pulse race, BMW has never been one to sit idly by. But while petrol purists still swear by the roar of a V8 and the smell of octane, Munich is toying with an idea that could shake their foundations: an electric sports car. Yes, you heard that right – BMW is considering electrifying its legendary M division, but as the old Bavarian saying goes: "Slowly goes a long way." Or maybe not. Will it be the BMW i3 M?!
Ryanair, the popular low-cost airline provocateur, has thrown a bone in the wheels of public opinion again. From November 12, 2025, paper airline tickets will become a relic of the past – unless you’re flying to Albania or Morocco, where they apparently still swear by the magic of paper. Passengers will now have to save their boarding passes in the Ryanair app, which has sparked a tsunami of criticism, especially among those who don’t use smartphones or who fight them like the final boss in a video game. But is this really a technological advance or just another attempt by Ryanair to get on our nerves?











