Here's a first look at the Lamborghini Cabrera, the Gallardo successor. Its "piercing headlights contain twin Y-shaped LED daytime running lights reminiscent of the Aventador's, while the front air intakes also bear resemblance to those of its big brother," according to Car Advice Australia. Continue reading for a test track video and more information.
While Apple fans need to wait until later today to see the official pictures, graphics designer Martin Hajek has already released six new pictures of the rumored gold iPad Mini (possibly an "S" variant). It would match up perfectly with Apple's champagne gold iPhone 5S. Click here to view the first image in today's viral picture gallery. Continue reading for a viral video that will restore your faith in humanity.
Here's a first look at the upcoming Lamborghini Veneno Roadster, which will be limited to less than 9-units worldwide and most likely cost more than $4.4-million. Engine wise, it will be identical to the coupe counterpart, so expect an Aventador-sourced engine with 750 HP. Continue reading for more pictures.
Here's an up-close look at the new iPhone 5S fingerprint scanner, thanks to digital artist Martin Hajek. One insider, Clayton Morris, told This Week In Tech that he was "unequivocally sure about the change, and that the home button would otherwise have the same concave design." Continue reading for more pictures.
Apple's September 10th iPhone event is just days away and these newly leaked images show off the iPhone 5S box, and what appears to be a mysterious silver ring around the traditional home button, which "is convex to make way for an embedded fingerprint sensor." Continue reading for a couple more pictures.
While Apple is officially set to unveil the iPhone 5C next week, several shots of the official handset and packaging have surfaced ahead of the event. In these pictures, you'll see "a quick-start guide, SIM eject tool and other paperwork to be included in the packaging, several more photos and a video have surfaced showing similar devices and packages." Continue reading for a video, more pictures and information.
Here it is, a first hands-on look at both the iPhone 5C and gold iPhone 5S, which are set to be officially unveiled on September 10th. According to Mac Rumors, the "iPhone 5S is nearly identical to the iPhone 5 with the exception of the dual-LED rear flash [and] a redesigned home button to incorporate its fingerprint sensor." Continue reading for the video and more information.
Finally, the first legitimate and non-render pictures of the champagne, better known as the gold iPhone 5S have surfed, posted on the Japanese website ASCII.JP. The image above compares "the device's casing to the traditional color options of the iPhone as well as offering a solo photo from the device's rear." Continue reading for more pictures and information.
You read that right, in addition to the standard white and black colors, Apple will reveal a gold version as well. According to TechCrunch's MG Siegler, "a number of folks have noted that a gold iPhone would likely do well in the Chinese and Indian markets as well, where the color is very popular. This is especially interesting given the talk about the 'iPhone 5C' being key in these markets as well, with a presumed unsubsidized lower price-point." Continue reading for more pictures of the actual parts.
Here's a first look at the packaging for Apple's upcoming iPhone 5C, and it looks a lot like the current iPod Touch box. Apple Insider reports that the "'C' may be for 'Color,' given the recent rumors that the low-cost iPhone would be made available in a variety of colored plastic enclosures when it arrives later this year." Continue reading for one more picture of the various colors and a bonus video.
