Thin as an excuse to be late, light as a Monday after a vacation – but with a battery that can give out before dinner. The iPhone 17 Air, which is expected to hit the stage in September 2025, is already raising eyebrows. Why? Because it will be as thin as a sheet of paper (5.5 mm!) and lighter than many mini models – with it comes one obvious sacrifice: the battery.
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.
The best travel suitcases?! Let's face it, travel has become an Instagram moment. And while most people are wondering which filter will best enhance a cappuccino in the Balinese sun, you're wondering - how can I make my suitcase look like a fashion accessory and not a desperate €9.99 relic from the Ryanair days? The answer? The American Tourister Soundbox. Now with a 26% discount. If you don't have one yet, you're either missing out or you're a minimalist with very poor taste.
With rumors of DJI's first true mirrorless camera (DJI Ronin Mirrorless Camera 2025) possibly coming as early as late 2025, a new chapter in the world of visual creation is opening. What do the rumors promise and why could this be a gamechanger for anyone who lives for footage?
GMC's 2026 Hummer EV is no longer an Iraq-era armored off-roader, but a 1,160-horsepower digital transformer that roars like a crab, accelerates like a Tesla, and charges your home like a Powerwall. This is the world's most absurd electric car - the 2026 GMC Hummer EV.
Who says you have to sell a kidney for luxury? There are places where you'll feel like a king and your bank account will still breathe. We've put together a list of seven destinations where luxury and affordability meet in perfect harmony. 7 Incredibly Cheap Vacation Destinations That Will Make You Feel Like a Millionaire!
In a world where Tesla has become a status symbol for anyone who wants to be an early adopter, even seven years too late, it's time to look beyond the fence. Elon's cars are everywhere - on Instagram, TikTok and parked at charging stations, waiting another 30 minutes for 80 %. But the world of electric cars has moved on, while Tesla still offers a minimalist interior that resembles an Ikea puzzle. And yes, software updates are no longer enough. Here are nine electric models that are not only breathing down Tesla's neck - some are already waving at it from the rearview mirror. Our list of 2025 electric cars that are better than Tesla in many ways.
Apple CarPlay Ultra is here – smarter, more integrated and more “Apple” than ever. With this upgrade, your smartphone doesn’t just mirror your screen, it sneaks into the very heart of your car. A new era of automotive user interfaces is dawning.
Renault has unveiled the Renault 4 Savane 4x4 concept, an electric vehicle with two motors and four-wheel drive that combines retro design with modern technologies.
Imagine a boat that is all at once a floating lounge, a serious fishing boat and a comfortable weekend getaway. The Regal 43 SAV delivers just that – and more.
Girard-Perregaux has teamed up with the British Bamford Watch Department to launch a limited edition Girard-Perregaux x Bamford Deep Diver watch that combines a retro 1970s aesthetic with modern materials and technology. The watch is made of titanium, features an internal rotating bezel, and a colorful dial design reminiscent of the original 1971 model. Only 350 pieces are available, priced at $15,100.
Ian Callum took the most beautiful car of all time and said to himself: “What if I make it even better?” And then he did this – he drew it. But beware – this is not just another restomod. This is the Jaguar E-Type by Ian Callum, as imagined by the design god himself.
Eternal youth?! Aging is inevitable. But what if there was a vitamin that could slow down that clock? No, it's not C. It's not even D. It's something much less sounding – but with extraordinary effects.











