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Grow a tache, grab a big gold chain, and get yer ’80s on! These things are a lot of fun if you pick one up at the right price, and I think I did. Not an heirloom piece, they feel a bit flimsy and disposable, but you’ll have a riot until it breaks. Cheers, Jody
James Hoffmann answers the internet’s burning questions about coffee. What’s the difference between drip and pour over coffee? What’s the difference between iced coffee and cold brew? Does darker roast coffee have more caffeine?
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Meet the most luxurious, hi-tech cars BMW has ever released – the new BMW 7 Series & BMW i7! Mat’s flown over to America to get his hands on these two luxurious limos to give them a full-blown, proper in-depth review!
Let’s start with a look at the design. One thing’s for sure, from the back and the side, there’s no hiding that this is clearly a 7 Series. Sure there have been a few design upgrades over the previous generation, but the side and rear profile are quite clearly in the traditional 7 Series mold.
But of course, it’s up top where things get interesting, with an absolutely massive double kidney grille that dominates the front end. Combine this with the split headlight design on either side, and you’ve got yourself one car that will definitely turn heads!
Once you step inside, you are treated to a cabin absolutely full of high-quality materials, including leather & carbon on the dash, soft-touch felt on the roof, and super comfortable cashmere seats. You’ll also find the same swooping infotainment screen as in the new iX.
But of course, the main feature of this interior is the huge 31-inch 8K cinema screen in the back! This thing is absolutely insane, and when you combine it with the ability to fully recline the seats in the back, there’s no denying that this is pretty much the best bit of technology we’ve got our hands on in any car… EVER!
When it comes to performance, the range-topping BMW i7 60 comes with two electric motors to deliver 544hp and 745Nm of torque. It comes with a 102kWh battery pack that’s good for a claimed range of 388 miles. As for the BMW 7 Series, it comes with a 4.4-litre twin-turbo V8 that delivers an almost identical 544hp and 750Nm.
As for the price, the 7 Series starts at £102,000, while the i7 starts at £108,000. But are they both worth it? You’ll need to stick with Mat to see for yourself!
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Well, you have to kiss a few frogs eh? This is a toad. Just a mess, and not even a well made mess. Buy something else instead. Anything else. Cheers, Jody
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[GOOGLE PIXEL WATCH REVIEW]
The years since Google’s smartwatch platform hit the market back in 2014 have been … chaotic. In the face of lackluster demand after several generations of smartwatches, Android Wear would be rebranded to “Wear OS” and undergo a painful parade of reinventions, often hamstrung by underpowered silicon and inconsistencies across its various hardware partners. Samsung got so fed up with Wear OS that it pivoted to its own Tizen software to power its Galaxy Watches for several years, only recently having been wooed back. Pebble, the OG smartwatch maker, got bought by Fitbit – which in turn got scooped up by Google. And in the midst of all this upheaval, Apple just kept counting money, selling millions of Apple Watches across eight generations of slow but steady iteration.
Flash forward to 2022 and the Pixel Watch is the smartwatch Google built to change all that. Like many first-generation products, it’s too expensive; it doesn’t do enough of what it promises; and it has no chance of living up to its hype. But it’s also proof positive that Google actually cares about smartwatches again. I’m Michael Fisher and I’ve spent a month with the Pixel Watch on my wrist: join me for the Google Pixel Watch Review!
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[CREDITS]
Wristwatch, Redefined: Life on the Pebble Smartwatch [Pocketnow]:
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“On the One” by Ian Kelosky [Soundstripe]:
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“Dope Fit” by Reveille [Soundstripe]:
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“Kill The Noise” by DaMarcus VanBuren [Soundstripe]:
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“Highways” by Falls [Soundstripe]:
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[CHAPTERS]
00:00 Eight years in the making
01:53 A round Apple Watch
02:50 From store shelf to wrist
04:18 Wear OS works again
07:33 Big bezels, sucky speaker, bad battery
09:58 Buy the sequel
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