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Numerous new features for smart fortwo and smart forfour: smart now with MirrorLink®
A host of fresh colours and new practical features will shortly be available for the smart fortwo and smart forfour. Systematic smartphone integration is also being introduced by means of MirrorLink®. The sales release date…
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Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Unveils ‘WRAITH – Inspired By Fashion’
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars and the world of Haute Couture have long been bound by a common philosophy – to take the very finest materials and craft them into the most exquisite and desirable luxury goods, appointed…
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BMW becomes Global Partner of the 35th America’s Cup
BMW will be on board the 35th America’s Cup as Global Partner of the America’s Cup Event Authority (ACEA), the event organizer. This move takes the premium automobile manufacturer’s involvement as a partner of global…
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How Technology Continues to Drive The Video Gaming Industry
We remember when Sony and Microsoft launched motion gaming on their Playstation and Xbox platforms; it was a pretty big deal that promised to change gaming as we know it.
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Dolce & Gabbana Intenso Fragrance for Men
Dolce&Gabbana Intenso is pure instinct; the power of an emotion that is freely expressed. It is the force of a determined man, with a heart that is rooted in tradition, yet revels in the modern world. Dolce&Gabbana Intenso is a woody aromatic fragrance, whose profound appeal is defined by a brand new discovery in the olfactory world: the Moepel accord which has been re-created from the flowers and leaves of the Milkwood tree using Headspace technology.
The first rays of sun in a misty morning
Arquiste was founded by Mexican architect Carlos Huber who used to be an interior designer for Polo Ralph Lauren. He moved to New York for Arquiste, which soon won prestigious titles such as Fashion Group International’s Best Fragrance Entrepreneur Brand and the Fragrance Foundation’s Top 5 Brands Launched in the U.S. The cool night air dissipates under the sun’s first rays.