You've seen the 12-inch MacBook Air spy shots, now check out a few renders by the very talented Martin Hajek of the laptop in all three colors: champagne gold, slate gray, and silver. While new information has been sparse, it's most likely that this ultra slim laptop will have only a single USB-C port, along with a headphone jack. There are rumors that Apple may offer a 16GB RAM option and / or a Retina Display, but we'll probably have to wait until WWDC in June to see if any of those are true. Let's just hope there isn't a waiting list for the gold model, like there was for Apple's iPhone 6 / 6 Plus at launch. Click here to view the first image in this week's WINS gallery. Continue reading for a viral video of ten things you didn't know a microwave could do.
Stuttgart-based auto enthusiast Johan9ff spotted the all-new Porsche 911 GT3 RS in a parking garage, complete with a deeper front spoiler, revamped front bumper with larger air intakes, air outlets on top of the front wings, and a large fixed rear wing for extreme downforce at high speeds. There's no word yet on pricing or availability, but expect this to be priced from $180,000USD. Continue reading for more pictures and information.
Marc Gurman of 9to5 Mac gives us a first look at the redesigned 12-inch MacBook Air, which is reportedly to have only one port. The company is aiming to make this model even slimmer than the 11-inch model, or to be more specific, a quarter inch narrower with just a headphone jack and a single USB Type-C port. There are also rumors that the 12" will come in both slate gray and silver, but no pricing or technical specifications have yet been announced. It will most likely be announced at WWDC at the Moscone Center on June 8, 2015. Continue reading for a picture of the keyboard and additional information.
We covered Nixie not too long ago, but here's yet another look at the world's first wearable camera drone. This portable gadget folds up and attaches to a wrist strap, and when the wearer wants it to start filming, they just have to press a button. The drone then unfolds and flies overhead, tracking their movements using motion sensors. Continue reading for a hands-on video and more information.
It's confirmed, Apple will be holding an official press event on October 16, and the new iPads, along with Retina iMacs are purportedly going to be announced. Here's a first look at the iPad Air 2, which is half a millimeter thinner than the current generation, at 7mm, and boasts a Touch ID fingerprint sensor. There's also a rumor saying that Apple is working on a 12-inch iPad that will be released next year. Continue reading for more images and information.
You'd imagine the new Batmobile looking similar to the iconic Tumbler, but as you can see in the spy shots above, the new vehicle looks unlike any of its predecessors. Car and Driver wonders if "the vehicle is smaller because fresh bat Ben Affleck likes it that way, or due to new environmental regulations in Gotham City is a mystery." Click here to view the first image in this week's trolling gallery. Continue reading for a viral video of the world's longest usable golf club.
After months of leaked parts and assembled dummies, a fully-functional iPhone 6 running iOS 8 has surfaced. Yes, there is noticeable space for an extra row of icons on your home screen. Venture Beat reports, "...the photos also show off a revamped icon for Apple's Passbook app, which adds a new line and a tiny image of a coffee cup. That buoys rumors that Apple will be making a big mobile payments play with the iPhone 6, likely with NFC integration." Continue reading for more videos.
After the seemingly endless leak of iPhone 6 parts over the past few weeks, it was only a matter of time before assembled handsets surfaced, albeit non-functional. The first things you'll notice are its 4.7-inch display, curved design, and antenna bands on the rear of the case. Unfortunately, you'll have to wait until next week to see if Apple made any improvements to the fingerprint sensor. Continue reading for another video.
Feld & Volk, a luxury iPhone vendor, has managed to come across two new photos of a production 4.7-inch iPhone 6. In addition to showing off its slim body, they give us a glimpse of the front panel's slightly tapered edges melding seamlessly into the rounded edges of the rear shell. Early reports say that the phone could boast a flexible and scratch-proof sapphire Retina display (1704 x 904 resolution), a quicker A8 processor, improved rear-facing camera, and built-in wireless charging support. The video above shows a conceptual "instant charging" station where the battery is swapped out for a fully charged one when placed in the dock. Continue reading for leaked images of a reversible Lightning cable, and more information.
So far, we know that Star Wars Episode VII is set approximately thirty years after Return of the Jedi and the demise of Darth Vader, centering around a trio of young characters. Now, the first images of the new stormtrooper helmet have leaked out, according to Indie Revolver. Click here to view the first image in today's viral picture gallery. Continue reading for a viral video of a giant spider photobombing a live news report.
