福士(Volkswagen)的品牌有著廣氾和普及化的代表性。每個人的品味和生活方式雖不同,見解和觀點也不一樣,但人都可藉著分享互相連結,就像福士象徵"The People's Car"。每個人都可以擁有,每個人都可以因而受惠。希望能與你分享@點點滴滴....
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Article: Minimalist Apartment in Singapore with Extensive City Views by QNQ Associates
Minimalist Apartment in Singapore with Extensive City Views by QNQ Associates
http://freshome.com/2014/05/01/minimalist-apartment-singapore-extensive-views-qnq-associates/
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Meet The Vanhawks Valour, A Connected Bike With GPS Navigation To Help You Get Around [feedly]
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Meet The Vanhawks Valour, A Connected Bike With GPS Navigation To Help You Get Around
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Deals: Make Your Mac Experience More Efficient with Keyboard Maestro [feedly]
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Deals: Make Your Mac Experience More Efficient with Keyboard Maestro
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[This is an advertorial. Maclife gets a portion of each unit sold.]
Have you ever wondered how some people type so fast? Or how stenographers can keep up with conversations without missing a beat? It's not that they can move their fingers that much faster than you--they use shortcuts to simplify the process. You can utilize similar tricks to speed up your typing with Keyboard Maestro. It's on sale in our latest Deal.
If you find yourself using a lot of the same words over and over or find it painful typing out text in its entirety, then Keyboard Maestro is a must have. It helps you set up macro shortcuts on your keyboard that will instantly insert words for you instead of requiring you to type them out in full. Design your own macros to fit your needs, sync them across any Mac you use so it's always in place for you, and watch your words per minute count skyrocket.
Keyboard Maestro usually retails for $36. Head to our Deals tab today and you can save 44% off the retail price. That means you'll pay just $19.99. It's a great price for a tool that will save you time, so grab this offer today!
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Video: Hot iPhone 6 concept imagines a 5.7-inch Apple phablet [feedly]
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Video: Hot iPhone 6 concept imagines a 5.7-inch Apple phablet
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The team at ConceptsiPhone has created some of the best iPhone 6 concepts we've seen this year and they're back with a new one that imagines a mammoth 5.7-inch device that glows in the dark and has a 3D camera. The concept, which they're calling the "iPhone 6 'Goliath,'" includes a new "Nitelight" feature that illuminates the device's side bezels, home button and backside logos when the lights are turned out. The other key feature introduced in the concept is the new "Eyes" 3D stereo camera that has 3x optical zoom to help you take killer pictures from far distances.
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Leaked mockup may show us the final design of the iPhone 6 [feedly]
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Leaked mockup may show us the final design of the iPhone 6
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OK, so we've seen some of the wild iPhone 6 concepts out there that have zero chance of becoming a reality. Now let's take a look at a mockup of the iPhone 6 that actually looks like it could be the real thing. MacRumors points us to some new physical mockups posted on Italian blog Macitynet that may give us a look at the final design of the iPhone 6.
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Spending all your money has never looked so good [feedly]
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Spending all your money has never looked so good
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Here's what an iPhone-based mobile payment system from Apple might look like
Nothing has been made official at this point, but it's pretty clear that Apple is working on a mobile payment product. Chief executive Tim Cook touts the hundreds of millions of credit cards Apple has on file in iTunes accounts every chance he gets, and the obvious inference is that the people linked to these accounts will be potential Apple payment system users beginning on day one.
Touch ID on the iPhone 5s is another piece of the puzzle, as it will likely provide secure authentication for iPhone payments. Well, somewhat secure, at least.
We have discussed Apple's seemingly imminent mobile payments product here on BGR a number of times, but one thing we have never done is imagine what the product might look like. That's exactly what app developer and graphic designer Ricardo Del Toro did earlier this week.
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