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The Rio Olympics is well on its way and Hublot have teamed up with the world’s fastest man to mark this grand sporting occasion.
Following a hamstring injury in the Jamaican Olympic trials last month, Usain Bolt has gone against the odds and will continue to contend for a gold medal in 2016. It couldn’t be a more fitting occasion with Hublot teaming up with Bolt on two new limited edition timepieces which faithfully portrays his legacy of competition.
More specifically the extravagant gold Big Bang Unico Bolt will symbolise the champion’s objective of a third triple Olympic gold at Rio. The gold version features an 18k gold case along with a gold plated calfskin strap sewn onto rubber. Only 100 pieces of this version will be created
For a more conservative and formal look, the Big Bang Unico Bolt will come in an all-ceramic satin black version with vibrant Jamaican colours giving nod to the man’s pursuit of a new world record. Accompanying the design is gold bezel screws which portrays the six gold Olympic medals that Bolt already has under his belt.
Both versions will sport a matte black skeleton dial with Lightning Bolt chronograph hand and a calendar display at 3 o’clock all powered by Hublot’s in-house HUB1242 winding chronograph flyback movement housed in 45mm cases.
A 72-hour power reserve finishes this special edition Hublot off nicely.
The post Hublot Goes Gold With Usain Bolt Big Bang Unico appeared first on DMARGE Australia.
You’re leading your technologically connected life without a care in a world, then boom, you get that soul-destroying notification. “Storage almost full”. It’s a heartbreaking moment only made worse by the fact you’ve got to sit there and manually delete selfie after selfie in hopes of replenishing your GB’s.
Well, here’s some good news for those who have penchant for overloading their iPhones. Apple may soon be ditching the 16GB model and start new iPhone’s at a minimum of 32GB storage. Nice one.
According to The Wall Street Journal, the next iPhone will come with 32GB, 128GB and 256GB storage. This is possibly due to rumoured camera improvements that will accompany the new models.
With the world downloading more content and taking more photos and videos than ever before, it’s a wonder that Apple had hung onto the 16GB model for so long.
As the Apple rumour mill continues to churn we won’t know if our storage woes will be solved until Apple formally introduces the new model towards the end of this year. Stay tuned.
RELATED: The Latest iPhone 7 Rumours Are Here
The post Apple Is Ditching Your Most Hated iPhone Feature appeared first on DMARGE Australia.
The wait is finally over. After months of teasing a new Aston Martin hypercar, the AM-RB 001 was officially unveiled at Aston Martin’s Gaydon headquarters yesterday.
The car is the product of a unique partnership between Red Bull Racing’s F1 outfit and the famed British car manufacturer, bringing together the technical expertise and rich racing heritage from both parties.
The project’s realisation was a combined effort from Red Bull Racing’s Chief Technical Officer and gun aerodynamicist, Adrian Newey, Aston Martin’s Chief Creative Officer, Marek Reichman, and Chief Special Operations Officer, David King.
Aston Martin’s goal was to develop a road car which merged form and function without compromise. Think the Vulcan but even more extreme. For the true enthusiast who takes that claim for a grain of salt, you’ll also be glad to hear that a track-only AM-RB 001 is also in development with performance slated to be on par with today’s LMP1 Le Mans sports prototypes.
On the performance front AM-RB 001 will be powered by a mid-mounted, high revving, V12 boasting a 1:1 power to weight ratio. The chassis and body will be a combination of carbon fibre which utilises radical aero design dreamt up by Newey. That usually means no rear wing or ugly protruding bits since sufficient down force can be generated solely from underfloor aero components. This left Aston Martin’s Reichman free to craft a car with the dramatic form you see before you.
Thus far the car’s design has polarised the public with some labelling it ugly like a whale shark and others calling it purely functional. Regardless Aston Martin have stated that there will only be 99 to 150 road cars built which also includes the prototypes and 25 track-only versions.
Keen? Better start saving. Deliveries will begin in 2018.
The post Aston Martin Unveils The Radical AM-RB 001 Hypercar appeared first on DMARGE Australia.
Anthony Bourdain may have one of the world’s most steely stomachs, but even it can stumble in the face of bizarre cuisine. Weak constitutions had best bail out now.
As a globe-trotting chef, Bourdain is known as a man who will try anything once and be brutally honest about it. His reputation is so widespread that Piers Morgan once decided to put it to the test, feeding him a variety of unusual foods during an episode of Piers Morgan Live.
Bourdain boldly powered through dish after dish, proving his stomach may be the only thing on Earth harder than diamond. Which leaves one burning question in everyone’s minds: what are the weirdest things Anthony Bourdain has eaten?
The answers are above, if you’re brave enough to find out.
The post The 8 Weirdest Things Anthony Bourdain Has Eaten appeared first on DMARGE Australia.
The whole world has fallen for Scandinavian style. The Nordic aesthetic is renowned for its simplicity, utility, and airy good looks. Let’s chalk it up to winter – when the cold season lasts for so many months, you’d better make damn sure the indoors are warm and inviting.
Scandinavian interior design is characterised by clean lines, understated elegance, flawless craftsmanship, and a focus on functionality. The colour palettes are natural – white, black, grey, brown. Instead of relying on bright hues to create interest, a compelling mix of textures is used. A fluffy rug might be paired with a leather chair, a wood coffee table, and a slick copper lamp.
The end result is a space that is pure and pared back, but not frigid or unwelcoming. Surf the gallery above for Scandi style inspiration and try to keep your interior design envy in check.
The post 27 Examples Of Serene Scandinavian Interior Design appeared first on DMARGE Australia.
In case you’ve been living under a rock for the past month or so, you’ll be fully aware that Sydney is stage 5 freezing at the moment. In fact, last month we experienced out coldest June day for 20 years. Talk about a mood killer.
There is, however, one benefit to plummeting temperatures. Sydneysiders can sample some of the city’s finest calorie-loaded delicacies and truly embrace that extra layer of winter blubber without worrying about the bikini or boardshort season ahead.
We recommend doing it in style with these 6 Sydney hotspots where you can comfort eat to your heart’s delight.
#1 Neighbourhood, Bondi
Two words – mac, cheese. If you were already familiar with Neighbourhood‘s iconic Bondi hipster burger offering then your mind is about to be blown by the restaurant’s Mac and Cheese.
For just $12, Neighbourhood’s Mac and Cheese with porcini mushroom and truffle oil is your chance to escape the cold of the surf and treat yourself to some much-needed carb loading.
As well as ace comfort food, Neighbourhood is well-known for their wine list, beer and cocktail offering that is a little left-of-centre and sure to go down a treat with any burger or macaroni indulgence.
#2 Grandma’s, Sydney
Is there anything better than a good grilled cheese sandwich? We think not.
Grandma’s, a little hole in the wall in Sydney’s CBD, is perhaps known for it’s kitschy decor and extensive cocktail list, but when it comes to comfort food the bar is ticking all the right boxes.
Grandma’s supper menu features a range of jaffles (you know….toasted sandwiched with crimped edges) filled with winter treats like chicken, cheese and onion, your choice of spaghetti or baked beans, or the Royale, which features basil and tomato. Sign us up.
#3 Johnny Wong’s, Darlinghurst
Located on the level between Taylor Square’s Standard Bowl and Middlebar, Johnny Wong’s is the perfect place for a pre-disco dumpling binge.
Straight from the streets of Taiwan, Johnny Wong’s offers every kind of dumpling (pork, vege, prawn), duck pancakes, Taiwanese sliders and if you’re looking for a cheap bite to eat, the restaurant does $1 dumplings every Wednesday from 6pm. Does it get much better than that?
#4 Low 302, Surry Hills
Sydney’s lockout laws are no obstacle to a rumbling stomach. That’s why late night restaurant and cocktail bar, Low 302 is your go-to for comfort food to be enjoyed after midnight.
Open til 2am, Low has a pretty impressive drinks list and a moody lounge vibe perfect for first dates, but it also boasts a rather delicious food offering. From $10 burgers and house made pizzas to meat and cheese boards and a finger lickin’ Sunday roast, Low 302 is your new winter hideaway.
#5 Ippudo, Broadway
Sort out those winter blues with a hot and steaming bowl of ramen from Broadway’s best noodle joint, Ippudo.
Located on the Lower Ground of Central Park’s new Dining District, Ippudo has garnered a bit of a reputation for serving up some of Sydney’s best ramen. Indulge your noodle soup cravings with Ippudo’s famous Shiromaru, Akamaru and Karakamen ramen and get stuck into some authentic Japanese soul food.
#6 Wild Rover, Surry Hills
You’d walk straight past Surry Hills’ Wild Rover if it wasn’t for the restaurant’s famed food and booze offering.
Described as a “swashbuckling, foot stomping, riotous escape from pomp”, The Wild Rover looks a bit like an Irish folk barn met New York chic for an unassuming good time.
As well as a rotating craft beer list and two hundred-plus whiskies, The Wild Rover knows that the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach, with $1 oysters and house-made sausage rolls which are known and loved all over the city by comfort eaters and foodies alike.
The post Where To Find The Best Comfort Food In Sydney This Winter appeared first on DMARGE Australia.
If you’ve been swiping or scrolling without much success, you could be channeling your online dating energy in the wrong place.
Survey Monkey recently conducted a survey to find that whilst Tinder is the most used dating app, the majority of female users can be found on apps like Christian Mingle, Coffee Meets Bagel and eHarmony.
You might be thinking, WTF kind of dating app is ‘Coffee Meets Bagel’, but the reason it tops the list is because it is apparently one of the more ‘serious’ dating apps of it’s kind. While Tinder could set you up with a one night stand, apps like Coffee Meets Bagel and eHarmony are favoured for longer-term connections.
Christian Mingle, as it’s name suggests, is a dating app for religious folks and currently boasts a whopping 58.6% female users. Coffee Meets Bagel, a dating app focused on young professionals and ‘one quality match’ per day, comes in at 2nd with 57.3% and eHarmony is 3rd in line with 55.2% female dating hopefuls.
The survey also found that Bumble, followed by Tinder, Hinge and Happn, feature the most users aged 18-29. If you’re looking for a slightly older flame (a cougar, perhaps), you’re best to spend to spend more time on apps like FirstMet, Zoosk and Match.
The post The Dating Apps With The Most Women Revealed appeared first on DMARGE Australia.
As the little Old El Paso girl once said “Why can’t we have both?” and what a sentiment that has turned out to be. Fulfilling our 21st-century cravings for hybrids and 2-in-1 convenience, a Melbourne architect has turned a tiny one-bedroom flat into a an uber-cool retail concept where you can stay overnight, then buy the furniture the next day.
The “showroom, store and hotel in one” located in the Melbourne suburb of Fitzroy has been dubbed ‘Microluxe’ by architect Ben Edwards who works down the road at Edwards Moore studio with his partner Juliette Moore.
Microluxe Hotel is a retail space turned short-term rental that you can actually rent on Airbnb with everything that’s not nailed down for sale.
Yes, that’s right. Everything from the bath, kitchen fit-out, towels, chairs, paintings, couch, coffee table and even the olive oil soap is up for grabs at Microluxe Hotel via an iPad that allows you to order the items new from retailers that Edwards has sourced from…all with a 10% discount.
“It’s a shop you can stay in; an interesting cross-over between design and retail,” Edwards said. “You might get up from the bed and think ‘that was amazing’. So you get to try before you buy.”
At only $300 AUD per night, it’s a little slice of luxury convenience. Check out @micro_luxe for more.
The post Microluxe Hotel: Stay The Night & Buy The Furniture appeared first on DMARGE Australia.
Just because it looks like the apocalypse outside your office window doesn’t mean you should stop daydreaming about your next tropical vacay, and if you put a ring on it recently, the ultimate honeymoon.
To encourage more procrastinating and honeymoon planning, Airbnb has put together a list of their most dreamy and romantic escapes by analysing the 54,000 honeymoon wish lists on site.
From mind-blowing views in Greece to Balinese treehouses and even a quirky gingerbread house in the States, these listings are enough to get you booking flights or renewing your vows asap.
Check out the listings that made the cut by clicking through the slideshow above.
The post 10 Most Incredible & Popular Honeymoon Listings On Airbnb appeared first on DMARGE Australia.
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