HTC in partnership with Goldgenie founder Laban Roomes launched in the UK Gold HTC One, which is HTC One smartphone but plated in 18 karat gold (the front and back is plated in 18 karat gold and polished). Continue reading »

General Motors will launch net sprint fourth generation of their Cadillac Escalade. Escalade will be available in two versions: standard length and ESV. Its standard equipment will feature 6.2-liter V8 engine, Cadillac’s Magnetic Ride Control shock absorbers and six-speed automatic gearbox. Continue reading »

The Raspberry Pi Foundation has launched tiny cheap computer Pi in February last year and by now they made million Pi computers. They made around 12,000 computers per day and it looks like Pi will become best-selling British computer since the 1980’s. Continue reading »

Best Buy and Walmart are slashing prices of Apple’s iPhone 5C in effort to encourage customers to buy this model, because analysts speculated that model 5C wouldn’t do as well as high-end Apple 5S (costs $200 with a contract). When iPhone 5C went on sale almost three weeks ago it cost $100. Best Buy is selling 5C for $50 only if you sign a two-year wireless contract and the deal lasts only through October 7^th. Continue reading »

Lamborghini created for its 50^th anniversary special version of Aventador, the LP720-4 50° Anniversario and only 100 of them. LP720-4 is packed with 6.5-liter V12 and 720hp. From zero to 100 km/h needs just amazing 2.9 seconds and the bright yellow color is called Giallo Maggio. It also features improved aero kit, such as enlarged air intakes and splitters, enlarged rear diffuser and extensive meshwork. Continue reading »

According to BGR, the new Apple’s smartphone iPhone 6 will have 4.8-inch screen. Their source is Peter Misek, analyst at Jefferies & Co. and he is currently among the top analysts covering Apple, because he has had a few good calls in the past regarding unreleased Apple products. After Misek’s report Apple stocks jumped more than 1%. There have already been early reports from The Wall Street Journal and KIG Securities analyst Ming-chi Kuo. Continue reading »