Less than a decade ago, Polaroid was threatened with extinction. These iconic cameras could not compete with increasingly powerful smartphones, which promised a renaissance in the field of photography as well. But fortunately, it turned out differently, because a group of enthusiastic photographers and businessmen saved the company, and now, after nine years, they offer us a new old OneStep 2 camera.
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A musician, athlete and horse lover by heart and profession. According to the sign of Aries, although I don't put anything on it. It just freaks me out when I get to the guitar store. I root for Roger Federer.
The dust hasn't settled yet from Apple's Keynote event, where, among other things, they presented the new iPhone X, and already... well, the dust is rising again. Well, that's what these events actually are. Wondering what we're talking about? About the designers who took care of the funniest, bizarre, we can't find a better term, version of the iPhone X!
The batteries that power the cars of the future (can we say the present?) may be the biggest obstacle to the electric car industry from blossoming into perfection. They are underpowered and it is difficult to expect that we will be ready to 'refuel' every few kilometers (we are exaggerating a bit). But Samsung is said to have a solution.
Nashik is an ancient city in the north-west of India, famous mainly for the production of fresh fruits and vegetables and vineyards. Now you can get to know it also because of the architecture, because the Gumpha houses now stand there, which look like a fairy tale. What did the architects want to say?
During these rainy days, we more than obviously want to peek into warm places. Here, the temperatures are slowly threatening single digits and the best thing is to escape to the warmth for a while (at least in the virtual world).
Do you ever get goosebumps when listening to a certain song or part of it? Or do you get goosebumps with a nice melody, powerful drumming and similar sounds? If yes, then you are fine. To start. But your brain is a little special in this case. That is what the scientists claim.
Stereotypes are deeply rooted in us, even though they often seem meaningless and pointless. Many times they are 'twisted from the vine', and sometimes they even hold a little. But are Montenegrins really a lazy nation? Are Gorenjci really stingy? Are the Germans really never late? Such stereotypes are usually a reflection of defensive perceptions of themselves and others, so they often do not 'drink water'. Or is it?
For three years, Beats waited for improvements to their Studio headphones. But he who waits, waits, and we can say that it was worth it. The innovations are definitely commendable, so listening to music should be an even greater pleasure than before. Let's see what transformation the headphones have undergone.
September is the time for school desks, planning the autumn garden, the first fog in the Ljubljana basin and it's time for Oktoberfest in Munich. A festival where not honey and milk are squeezed, but beer and its foam. A festival where buxom waitresses in Bavarian costumes with mugs full of golden-yellow drinks entertain mustachioed husbands and their better halves.
Remember the TV series You ran, M'Lord that entertained us in the 1990s? The amiable Alf Stokes was the butler who made sure everything was in order at Lord Meldrum's house. Butlers in human form are more or less a thing of the past. But this cannot be said about robots, as modern technology is increasingly concerned with making our lives more comfortable.
Applications are modern pastures, forests and playgrounds. We can no longer imagine our lives without them (especially young people). Just look at what a bus stop looks like full of people waiting. We all stare at the ground. Let's not really stare at the ground. Apps entertain us, pass the time.
Seems a little ungrateful, doesn't it? Everyone would probably put their country first. While it is true that some have been 'blessed' with stunning views, sandy beaches, mighty mountains, fairy-tale lakes, endless deserts, some have not. And it is also true that travelers will know better which part of the Earth hides beauty. At Rough Guides, they have chosen the 20 most beautiful countries in the world, and Slovenia is among them. Just what place does he occupy?