Comic Strip Photo Frame

Relive the highlights of classic nights out with this handy comic strip photo frame. Just add your pictures and humor to create a personalized comic book page that you and your friends can enjoy. All framed in a clever cartoon strip style.

Hublot La Cle Du Temps Watch

Billionaire Boys Club Wolfman Camo Jacket

This Billionaire Boys Club Wolfman Camo Jacket features the Billionaire Boys Club Rocket Helmet Logo on the back. On the shoulder and elbow area are detailed quilt-work with zippered cuffs. The jacket goes for $561.00.

Wiper-less Windscreen/Windshield

Designed by Leonardo Fioravanti of Pininfarina, the Hidra features an aerodynamic design, this is a concept car that makes use of the wiper-less windscreen technology, this thechnology is called NANOTECH (short for nanotechnology). The first layer protects from sun and repels water, the second layer features "nano-dust" to push dirt to the edges of the windscreen and is activated by the third layer which senses the dirt, while everything is powered by the fourth layer which conducts electricity to keep it all going. The first car that will actually be produced that uses the wiper-less technology is the 2012 VW Passat.

Drake on GQ Cover

Drake was named one of GQ’s Men of the Year last year along with Kid Cudi and Wale, but this year, he scored his own cover of the men’s magazine. These are pictures of the spread. He celebrated the honor at Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood.

I Am Exclusive

Wow, my people check this brand out! I Am Exclusive, i could not get any decent quality/size pictures, apologies for that. But that's another story for another day. The moment i saw this clothing line, i was blown away, to say the very least. Check their website out (link below) for the full range, they also have a female as well as a kiddies range, so everyone was kept in mind. Its a UK based brand, but they deliver worldwide! Be sure to visit their site to place your order ASAP!

www.iamexclusive.co.uk

BlackBerry PlayBook

BlackBerry's equivalent to the iPad has a smaller screen and is lighter than Apple's device. That's meant to make it appealing to business people on the move, the kind of people who already buy BlackBerry phones. Nearly six million iPads were sold in the first six months, so it's easy to see why Research in Motion, the Canadian firm behind the BlackBerry, wants a bite of Apple's market. One key selling point for RIM's product is, unlike the iPad, it runs Flash video, the most popular software for showing moving images online. Apple devices don't run Flash, thanks to a well-publicised feud between the company and Adobe, the firm behind the video technology. Analysts say the BlackBerry tablet device is better placed than many rivals to mount an effective challenge to Apple. But it's seen as more likely to find a niche in the market than to be an outright iPad-killer.

Article Courtesy of BBC