King of Shaves wants you to have the 'World's Best Shave' with their new Hyperglide System Razors that features a unique patented superhydrophilic self-lubricating cartridge, which creates its own HydroGel when water hits it to deliver an amazing shave glide that's comfortable and close. All you have to do is add water for an all-over glide shave since the cartridges feature a redesigned open architecture 5-blade rack to minimize clogging, as well as narrower blades for increased shave precision and comfort. You can easily style sideburns, beards, goatees and more with the redesigned cartridge. But the new razor also feature a new patented 1-push cartridge release button that allows you to easily ping off the old now and click in a new one. The handle's non-slip ergonomic grip along with their Bendology Technology active flex hinge will hold the Hyperglide razor agains your skin for a super close shave! The system retails fro 9.99 pounds (about $16 with today's current exchange rate), with 3-pack replacement cartridges the same price.
Apple may still be dominating a corner of the market, but Samsung is increasingly taking center stage with its products. And the upcoming Galaxy S5 will continue that trend, especially since Samsung is planning a big debut at the Mobile World Congress.
A Galaxy Of Devices
The S5 was all but inevitable, of course. The Galaxy line of smartphones are one of Samsung's most popular products, and have been since they were introduced. Of course, every new phone is greeted with a round of rumors, and the Galaxy S5 is no exception. So what might we be in for, when Samsung rolls out its new flagship?
Steps Up, But No Leaps
First of all, according to rumor, all the rumored wacky and wild ideas, like the 4K screen and the iris scanner, have apparently hit the cutting room floor, or at least they have on the Galaxy. Odd ideas that first crop up in the Galaxy tend to appear on other Samsung products at a later date, so expect at least a little weirdness. Instead it's going, from all accounts, to be an upgrade to the specifications and Samsung plans to leave it at that; the biggest news is that Samsung will be improving its security software in order to appeal more to businesses. We also won't see any weird sexist Broadway numbers to introduce the phone, so apparently Samsung is learning.
Galaxy Quest
It's likely that the Galaxy S5 will follow the path that its fellow phones took to the market; it'll debut soon at the Mobile World Congress and probably be on the market by spring. We'll be keeping an eye out, of course, and we'll have more as we get closer to the phone's debut. In the meantime, spend a little time speculating about where Samsung might put that quad-HD screen; we'd love to see it on a tablet.
Love reading books? Your right companion is Amazon's Kindle Paperwhite 6th generation.
You might miss the feeling of a real book, turning its pages and its smell. But surely this new front-lit e-reader will overshadow all your fascination about real books.
Its special features such as the ability to carry and read multiple books at any given time, getting back to the place where you left reading without bookmarking, taking notes or doing Wikipedia are just mindblowing.
The Kindle Paperwhite is a small rectangular device that feels light and convenient to hold. It has got a 6-inch display with neat sides, a micro USB port and a power key at the bottom.
My review unit was accompanied with a textured flip cover. The cover adds some weight to the Kindle but it does protect it from falls and dust. It makes the Kindle feel like a compact sleek diary.
The way we configure Google account on other Android devices, Paperwhite asks for your Amazon account. As I had one, I logged in. Instantly, all my previous purchases appeared on the device under 'Cloud' option. By simply touching the book, it started downloading and later it appeared under 'On Device' tab.
Although, the experience of reading physical books is altogether different, I got used to the Kindle in a few days. The biggest advantage of an e-book reader is that I can carry over a hundred books with me. I was able to read multiple books at a time, without worrying about bookmarking. Whenever I switched between books, they opened from the same page where I left them reading. This is certainly a handy feature.
A simple touch on the top of the display comes up with various options - home, brightness adjustment, Kindle Store, search, goodreads, font size, go to, share, etc. Tapping at the bottom of the page will take you to the next page. While reading books, I was able to highlight words, select text, search meanings in the dictionary and also check Wikipedia for brief history.
Amazon claims that this new reader is 25 per cent faster than its predecessor. While it did seem fast, rarely though there was a lag in flipping pages. Amazon has replaced the traditional e-ink display with the Carta e-ink display, where the whites now look purer and the blacks are deeper. This helps you reading in low light. One can continue to read on the Paperwhite under sunlight and the text appears crisp, all the time.
However, with graphic books becoming really popular, the e-book reader isn't meant for colour graphics or viewing images. It doesn't support colours and so such books appear boring on this device. Amazon has also added an experimental browser that can be used for browsing the web. There is also a vocabulary builder onboard.
Unlike today's power hogging devices, the Paperwhite has a trustworthy battery that lasts for over a week with a couple of hours of reading, everyday.
The Kindle Paperwhite is available in two variants - Wi-Fi only and Wi-Fi with 3G. The benefit of owning the latter is the ability to download books, anytime, anywhere. For this, Kindle isn't charging any monthly fee but has overall priced it Rs 3,000 higher than the Wi-Fi version.
BAG IT OR JUNK IT: A convenient way of carrying books with you, anywhere, anytime.
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Calling all Spider-Man fans! The second trailer for the upcoming action flick is all about Spidey's classic villains and lets fans see what the superhero will be up against in his new movie. The trailer features new super villain Electro's origin, Rhino's tank like armor and Harry Osborn's usual creepiness. Director Marc Webb is out to make his Spider-Man reboot its own movie entity (which is, of course, always compared to Sam Raimi original trilogy) and by the looks of this action-packed trailer, he's doing a pretty good job. The movie hits theaters just in time for the summer blockbuster season on May 2, 2014!
Canadian based car maker, Felino Cars, has spent four years developing a supercar, the CB7, and it looks like it has brought back from the future.
Felino Cars' CB7
Like any new supercar it is sold with the usual promise of an unforgettable driving experience, and there are several things that are worth paying attention to. Styling, yes, but also a 525bhp 6.2-liter V8, six-speed manual gearbox, rear-wheel drive, and a shed load of carbon fiber. The Felino CB7 is every car guy's dream.
Have a look at the release video above, and you'll also notice that the new supercar can smash the apexes off at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve without mercy, and that this 'street legal' high-performance two-seater supercar with on-track capability could actually be something of a weapon.
To buy a CB7 you will be forking out around $100,000 which isn't bad for a car that has the potential to be something really special.
The styling on the car is very futuristic, and will definitely divide people's opinions. But that isn't a bad thing, and personally, I quite like it. We need car designers to go out and do completely unreal things with their designs, as most cars out there look very similar and follow similar concepts, where as the CB7 is really unique in it's appearance.
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Have a look at the video, if you don't want one yet, you will after watching the video. The man behind the CB7 is Canadian racing driver and general automotive enthusiast Antoine Bessette.
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