In a world where everything else is an "exclusive collaboration," Hiroshi Fujiwara has waited 30 years to re-dress Danish icons. The result? Sound systems that cost more than a used Porsche and one iconic model you can't even own. Buckle up, this isn't going to be your average tech ride, but a true masterpiece. Let's take a look: Bang & Olufsen x Fragment Design
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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.
Electric cars have become absurdly expensive. But when a Swede enters the market, offering supercar power and marathon range for a reasonable price, it's time for panic in Germany. Is the EX60 perfect? Well, it has a few flaws. But the advantages are simply too great to ignore.
Mark Zuckerberg has apparently figured out that algorithms don't drink coffee, don't ask for paid time off, and don't complain about the office climate. Meta just waved goodbye to 8,000 employees. The reason? High development costs and brutal optimization. If you think you're safe at your job, think again.
A third of global Google traffic disappeared in a year. Sixty percent of searches end without a click. The Planet D, Chegg, CNN, Digital Trends — roadblocks. AI Overviews turned out to be a bulldozer that leveled half the web in eighteen months. Here’s the autopsy report — and why, in a few years, it could be considered the best thing to happen to journalism since Gutenberg.
Forget search engines. Google has announced the end of manual web browsing. With the new Gemini 3.5 Flash, Anti-gravity 2.0, and smart glasses, we're entering an era where your only job will be to tell artificial intelligence what you want. And yes, the system is smart enough to program an operating system from scratch so you can play Doom. Google I/O 2026 the future is here.
Imagine Usain Bolt running in complete silence, and you play him recordings of a roaring lion through your speakers. AMG has created a car that accelerates faster than its own shadow, while desperately pretending to drink gasoline. Is it absurd? Absolutely. Is it fun? Even more so. It's the Mercedes-AMG GT 63 4-Door Coupé 4MATIC+.
Skoda has just given a static presentation of its new model called Epiq. Spelled with a "q", of course. It promises a lot of space, an impressive range and a price that won't give you a nervous breakdown. But is this little electric crossover really worth your money? Let's take a quick look at all the facts and figures that are now available to us.
Modern transportation seems to have become obsessively rational. But what happens when you take the leash off engineers and tell them to build the two-wheeled equivalent of an airplane? BMW has come up with an answer at Lake Como. Meet the Vision K18 Concept – a 1.8-liter beast that ignores the rules and ignites the human imagination to no end.
For its 145th anniversary, Seiko is not just focusing on diving watches, but is bringing prestige to the Presage Classic line. The star model is the HCC007, which boasts the first dial made of hand-finished cobalt blue Arita porcelain, while the smaller 36mm HCC004 with its silky texture offers the perfect everyday elegance.
Artificial intelligence is no longer just for writing boring term papers or generating funny cats. Discover how tools like Nano Banana Pro, Higsfield, and Cling 3.0 are turning real-world video footage into Hollywood masterpieces, and why your next assistant director might not even be a human being.
Apple has apparently finally solved the biggest nightmare of foldable phones and created a completely crease-free display. But what if the iPhone Fold or "Ultra" fails basic durability tests. A creaking sound is heard from its interior and the hinge gives way. Instead of a premiere in the fall of 2026, we may have to wait until 2027 for this miracle.
Mansory, that German tuner that usually destroys – excuse me, "improves" – Rolls-Royces or Lamborghinis, has been browsing the Chinese menu this time. They chose the Zeekr 9X and created something so absurd that you can't look away. It has almost 1,400 horses, "suicide" doors and a champagne cooler. Absolute madness! This is it - the Mansory Zeekr 9X.











