Balanced precariously up top is the new controller, which also sports a sleeker design (not 40-percent sleeker, but sleeker, nonetheless), along with redesigned, textured grips for a better feel.
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They just get sleeker and sleeker, beginning with the pistol-like configuration from the "Star Trek: Enterprise" era.
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The design was also a bit sleeker than its predecessor.
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Apple's new iPad Pros pack more screen into sleeker builds.
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The Spectacles themselves feel sleeker and less like chunky plastic.
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The new smart speakers might just be a sleeker option.
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Overall, the updated interface seems sleeker and easier to navigate.
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The new Compute Sticks have a slimmer and sleeker design.
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But truth be told, the Blaze could still be sleeker.
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Caballero's 38 designs are sleeker and more discreet than ever.
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Under his watch, Apple's products became thinner, lighter, and sleeker.
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Older homes were demolished to make room for sleeker ones.
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The Sony XM3s have a sleeker, more modern, minimalist look.
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The smaller chassis and sleeker design came at a cost.
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Since then, the novels have become sleeker, and the presses larger.
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The redesigned Alpha is sleeker, but there's still room for improvement.
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It was sleeker, had a wide screen, and it had attitude.
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The VAIO Phone Biz's design is considerably sleeker than its name.
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Everything's a bit sleeker, but the core design hasn't changed much.
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The overall design has been cleaned up to look sleeker, too.
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The update hopefully will make iTunes sleeker and more user-friendly.
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And it's clear that the iPhone looks sleeker without these lines.
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The slimmer, sleeker Xbox One S is coming on August 2nd.
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Perhaps just as critical, PCs themselves are sleeker and more affordable.
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I need something sleeker, more New Me, not old (young) me.
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It's faster, sleeker, and can handle whatever you throw at it.
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Just a bit sleeker, with cleaner lines and a smoother finish.
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The result is a sleeker, more athletic look for the game.
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Going back to GS220, Samsung offered noticeably sleeker designs on every phone.
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Just continuing to make it simpler and prettier and faster and sleeker.
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And with the growth comes a sleeker, more mature brand, it seems.
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It's got a sleeker, matte black finish and noticeably superior build quality.
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It's sleeker, more portable, and the voice commands work with more apps.
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Sleeker, tech-friendly, discrete products are breaking away from the old model.
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The film whose guts they're rearranging yields a sleeker, differently breathing animal.
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Compared to existing products, Alan wants to make the experience much sleeker.
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Turn on Dark Mode to give your Galaxy S20 a sleeker look.
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Both products feature Powerade's new, sleeker look, which includes grippable plastic bottles.
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His namesake restaurant is a sleeker counterpart to Mr. LeFevre's other restaurants.
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The net effect is that Twitch's logo looks sleeker and more modern.
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Now, the Mi 9 remains a sleeker device in a few ways.
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While phone have gotten bigger, they've also gotten slipperier, sleeker, and thinner.
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Sony unveiled a new, sleeker version of its PlayStation 4 today as promised.
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Buick made the new Enclave lower and sleeker, but kept the SUV DNA.
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Sure, they're a bit sleeker, more powerful, and have slightly better battery lives.
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The Aim Controller is a sleeker, more solid refinement of the Sharp Shooter.
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Though less technically capable than the HoloLens, both are sleeker than their rival.
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Apple products seems to get sleeker and better-looking with each new model.
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The 15 was sleeker and sexier than some of his most recent sneakers.
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Looking for something a little sleeker, a little smarter, or a little cheaper?
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Upgrading to a newer, faster, sleeker model is exciting for a short while.
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For 2021, the sporty two-seater receives a sleeker, more aggressive look overall ...
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It'll also make your Pixel look a lot sleeker than it already does.
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Bookmark It is a bit sleeker and has a more generous free tier.
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The 2018 car is a bit lower, a bit sleeker, and a bit shapelier.
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The highly anticipated MacBook Pro is thinner, sleeker and more powerful than previous models.
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Just, you know, a part of our world with way cooler, sexier, sleeker tech.
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Touch lets you make sleeker headphones, but aesthetics shouldn't cost us ease of use.
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Watch now has a sleeker, completely redesigned edge-to-edge display with curved corners.
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That happens more and more often as smartphones become sleeker, faster, and more capable.
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It also looks much sleeker than before, with a new aluminum and steel design.
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Lest ye forget, the TalkBoy also had a cooler, sleeker cousin: the Yak Bak.
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The Alta is slimmer and sleeker than Fitbit's Charge, Charge HR, and Surge wristbands.
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Since then, the design has become slightly sleeker, though the product hasn't gained popularity.
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Some of the more established pump makers are also starting to make sleeker models.
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The 2018 Camry cars are lower, sleeker — better looking, in fact — than their predecessors.
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This one's made from stainless steel and looks sleeker than other phone grip options.
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It introduced sleeker suitcases, then ones made from modern materials, then ones with wheels.
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The new design, which is available in three new "more matte" colors, looks sleeker.
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The new bikes are expected to be faster, quieter and sleeker than traditional Harleys.
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The changes are subtle, but make the car look sleeker and smoother than before.
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This is certainly sleeker and more attractive than other cup holders designed for wheelchairs.
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But over the years, they've tried to make it slimmer and sleeker and sexier.
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Your competitors are always busy building something faster, sleeker, brasher, and most definitely more expensive.
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Meanwhile, the tech company's robotic dog, Spot Mini, got a cooler, sleeker, more terrifying look.
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Burger Chef—Date Unknown Fortunately (or unfortunately), advertising got a little sleeker in subsequent decades.
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The second-generation Echo Show has a larger display, better sound, and a sleeker design.
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Microsoft's new smaller and sleeker Xbox One S finally has a release date: Aug. 2.
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Where The Force Awakens was scrappy, Rogue One looks to be going for something sleeker.
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In the wake of the first iPhone, personal devices became sleeker, slimmer, and more powerful.
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Mobvoi's Ticwatch 2 is a sleeker, simpler, and more affordable alternative to the Apple Watch.
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Immerex bills itself as a cheaper, sleeker, and higher-quality option for "cinematic" virtual reality.
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Now the product is back with a sleeker, slimmer look, round lenses and 3D cameras.
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The result sounds sleeker than Ms. Clark's past work without losing any of her edge.
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The refreshed Chrysler Pacifica gets a much sleeker and more attractive front end for 2021.
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At 10.7mm thin, the Series 53 is also slightly sleeker than the 11.4mm Series 3.
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Tina Fey had on an almost identical dress (from Atelier Versace), but the top was sleeker.
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First of all, the whole things looks more elegant, with cleaner lines and a sleeker silhouette.
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The implication is clear: the tools might be sleeker, but they're still wielded by human beings.
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If these companies can push past battery issues, we're likely to see sleeker, more efficient designs.
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I started thinking that I should maybe trade it in for something sleeker or better-looking.
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It makes the phone sleeker as the back now looks like one big piece of aluminum.
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Some are smaller and sleeker than Nintendo's own, which makes them more appealing if you're traveling.
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The new device is very cute and looks like a sleeker, updated version of the original.
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One photo showed that the 212 would feature redesigned antennas, giving the phone a sleeker look.
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He also refined the helmet design from "a bucket on someone's head" to its sleeker incarnation.
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As the name implies, the Mavic Air is a smaller, sleeker version of the Mavic Pro.
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The Tandberg video-teleconference monitor is sleeker than the average desktop computer but not much bigger.
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For example, we made Johnny's bands less wide than most men's bands, so they looked sleeker.
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Same discount and same specs as the classic, but in the newer, sleeker Space Gray finish.
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The design is sleeker with a 63% lower profile and it sits flush against the sensor.
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The front end, just to highlight one feature, shed some snoutiness and became sleeker and smoother.
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Fur felt is also thinner than wool felt, giving this hat a sleeker look and feel.
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The consolidated package helped manufacturers like Apple and Samsung produce new generations of lighter, sleeker devices.
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It's based on the current A4 sedan, but with two fewer doors and a sleeker body.
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Now some are concerned that the new, sleeker look might also bring a more corporate culture.
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The new model looks smaller, sleeker, and better than the old model by a huge margin.
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Your smart home hub is about to get a whole lot sleeker thanks to Amazon's newest device.
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On Wednesday Boeing unveiled a new, sleeker, flexible version that will bring modern design to space travel.
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That means it's looking a bit sleeker and modern now, with more rounded corners and subtle animations.
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Yet Instant Articles and AMP both mainly port desktop web media into a sleeker, quicker form factor.
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HP also updated its mouse and keyboard, introducing a sleeker white version from its previous black one.
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If you're looking for an alternative to Gmail, Inbox is a newer, sleeker email client by Google.
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The result would be an even sleeker, seamless design and, presumably, more space for the iPhone's display.
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Newer, sleeker race cars are outpacing him on the track, and he's desperate to make a comeback.
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It looks like a sleeker version of a digital soda fountain that PepsiCo already makes, called Spire.
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But the SH/FT collection is sleeker, with bright yellows and teals featured on sneaker-like silhouettes.
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It's darker and sleeker, but you'll notice mimics the inverse of the shape of the Elder Wand.
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This year, Sling TV plans to roll out an updated, far sleeker, and more intuitive user interface.
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The Dagne Dover laptop sleeves are functional but sleeker, slimmer, and more stylish than my previous case.
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If you have a small wrist, you may want a tracker with a sleeker, more understated look.
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So that we can get sleeker phones without a sensor on the back or on the side?
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Conversely, the Diamond Point collection represents the sleeker and more classic styles that incorporate strong, bold elements.
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It's smaller, has a sleeker design and the strap is adjustable to fit better on different wrists.
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But the stylish V90 Cross Country does nearly everything an S.U.V. does, only in a sleeker package.
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The design of the new earbuds — and its case — is also much sleeker than the previous iteration.
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It just announced the Surface Pro X, a thinner, sleeker-looking version of its Surface Pro tablet.
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Fitbit Versa — $169.95 See Details The Fitbit Charge 3 offers a sleeker, less in-your-face look.
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Lisbeth Salander's apartment even looks sleeker in this movie, spacious and empty like a bachelor pad in Williamsburg.
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Some train buffs on YouTube have noticed the significantly sleeker designs of the lighted signs and posted videos.
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While the new model shares similar contours with the older version, the 750NC is undeniably sleeker and lighter.
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Notably, the Alta is sleeker and slimmer than any other wrist-worn tracker Fitbit has released thus far.
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The sleeker Style costs $249 (or $279 for rose gold) and doesn't have any of those listed features.
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It makes the Yoga 260 look even sleeker than its 0.55-inch thickness would lead you to believe.
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Cunningham prescribed hair oil (she likes Redken Diamond Oil), which made my fried, frayed ends a little sleeker.
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The waistband is sleeker and higher than other Athleta styles, which is supposed to provide support and stability.
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The design was even sleeker than the DS Lite's, and the onboard OS was far more full-featured.
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That's not to say I'd ever downgrade, but wouldn't it be nice to have a sleeker, simpler option?
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The new layout puts emphasis on trending hashtags and search, bookmarks, and lists, and an admittedly sleeker design.
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Samsung's new Infinity-O punch-hole selfie cameras are a sleeker, less distracting version of last year's notches.
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We'd love to see a thinner and sleeker Sidekick with a high-res touchscreen running the latest Android.
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GM's revamped strategy is especially pronounced in Thailand, where the automaker is now launching sleeker pick-up trucks.
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In addition, it's an innovation that makes the phone less cluttered and gives it a sleeker, functional feel.
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The leaked image shows a device that looks similar to 2014's Inspire, albeit slightly smaller and sleeker.
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The suit, developed in-house by SpaceX, features a sleeker design than most spacefaring flight suits you'll find.
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In the latest quarter, it launched Diet Coke drinks in sleeker bottles and new flavors like Feisty Cherry.
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The materials that make up this interior have a smoother, sleeker look than anything in Kahn's other buildings.
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With these sleeker fashion-conscious trackers and smartwatch accessories, the company is clearly targeting women and younger consumers.
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The new slimmer body and always-on watch face make it sleeker and more stylish than ever before.
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Last summer, Oreo launched a brand new, cookie, a classic with a sleeker, thinner design, called Oreo Thins.
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Technology should have done away with these frivolties by now with a sleeker, modern version of the tradition.
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Sable isn't the first game to forgo virtual detritus in favor of a sleeker and more lonesome adventure.
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Overall, these earbuds look sleeker and more refined than Jabra's previous efforts and should appeal to more people.
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Unveiled at last year's London Fashion Week, the Dial was basically a thinner and sleeker version of the Puls.
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You can wear one band for your workout, and a sleeker leather one when you go out at night.
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The new Echo show is much sleeker than before, even though it features a much larger 10-inch display.
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Acer's new Chromebook 14 ditches the usual plastic for an all-aluminum body that's both sturdier and sleeker looking.
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Last year, Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics overhauled its Lip Tar collection, ditching the tube in favor of a sleeker wand.
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I would say these are about the same weight as the Brooks Glycerin 15, but they look much sleeker.
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So we're coming with a product, which is bigger, lower, wider and sleeker when it comes to internal design.
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You can tap on the pencil to switch functionalities, and the design has been updated to a sleeker look.
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Whereas the Steel HR Sport goes for a sleeker black-and-white aesthetic, the Move is all about color.
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However, it looks better and sleeker than others I own and is less expensive and more comfortable to wear.
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At SGMW, Eum was responsible, among other things, for making the joint venture's Baojun cars, launched in 2011, sleeker.
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The new Blade is no different: it's even sleeker, more powerful, and offers more gamer-centric features than ever.
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It has four interchangeable face plates to match your decor better, and is sleeker than the standard Ring Doorbell.
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We've certainly forgiven them doing terrible things to each other before; that's no barrier to a sleeker Season 3.
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It's an aesthetic that's much sleeker and minimalist than Apple's, making the iPhone's notch feel all the more intrusive.
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The updated restaurants will feature self-order kiosks and sleeker restaurants — changes Burger King's competitors started making years ago.
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Over time, VR headsets will inevitably get lighter, sleeker, and more user-friendly, just as PCs and smartphones have.
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Well, it seems Roberts is returning to her hair roots just in time for warmer weather and sleeker outfits.
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The Q3 isn't radically different from its predecessor, but overall it's taken on a sleeker and more aggressive appearance.
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Not only is dark mode easier on the eyes — especially at night — but it looks sleeker, in my opinion.
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Every year, smartphone makers unveil their newest models, faster and sleeker than the dinged-up devices in our pockets.
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It's much easier on my eyes than its white background predecessor, and it just makes my phone look sleeker.
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In the spring, the International Spy Museum reopened at a sleeker, more spacious location just off the National Mall.
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The extra investment delivered a door that fit smoothly into the roof of the car for a sleeker look.
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And at 7.6mm compared to the Oasis 9.1mm waistline at its thickest point, the Voyage is thinner and sleeker, too.
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Oh, snap: Next-gen Snapchat Spectacles are here, and they're faster, sleeker, and 100% more water resistant than the originals.
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Audio startup Earin has announced a new, sleeker pair of truly wireless earbuds that come with built-in touch controls.
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For starters, the images show a significantly different design than prior G7 X models, with sleeker lines and smaller grips.
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It has updated this year's version with a sleeker interface and tons of features like video calls and streaming movies.
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However much she thought she knew what they looked like, they were always better—sleeker, more striped, even more orange.
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It makes the app look cleaner and sleeker, without rendering it totally unrecognizable — like a masterfully executed plastic surgery procedure.
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The new headset is sleeker-looking, more comfortable, and more powerful than the first generation Hololens that debuted in 2016.
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But the look disappeared in the 1960s and 1970s — along with white-wall tires — as cars got lower and sleeker.
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This time last year, the company introduced the even sleeker M2, though those have yet to officially go on sale.
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The city she loved was becoming mean, its offbeat characters fading away to sleeker streets with higher real estate values.
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Its edge-to-edge display also makes it look slightly sleeker than many rivals and provides more screen real estate.
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Sennheiser also opted for the more sport-y earbud instead of a sleeker stem option favored by Apple or Anker.
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Roku hits all the notes you'd expect from one of its yearly refreshes: The devices are sleeker, faster, and better.
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The rebrand was about more than giving Starbucks cups a sleeker look — it was about expanding beyond the coffee business too.
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The SmartFeeder 2.0 looks similar to its predecessor, but with subtle aesthetic tweaks that make it both sleeker and more compact.
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The new model aims for a target price of $980 and features a sleeker redesign, though it's still just as huge.
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This closed design looks sleeker than an open 3D printer, and means it will probably blend in better around your house.
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The Phantom 4 has sleeker, more aerodynamic lines, which help it achieve a new top speed without using much more power.
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It is sleeker than most popular kitchen appliances, which are often made to look ergonomic or durable even if they're not.
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Facebook periodically updates its design, typically stripping out unnecessary "chrome," or user interface framing, to create a sleeker, more readable look.
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This year, Series 24 took center stage, looking sleeker, easier to perform basic tasks on, and full of innovative new features.
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It's sleeker, fits better, and the UI, GPS, music storage and advanced activity tracking features are big improvements over the original.
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The new Street View Trekker is lighter, sleeker, and the cameras have been updated with increased aperture and higher-resolution sensors.
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I wash my hair with my custom Function of Beauty shampoo and conditioner, which leaves it sleeker and straighter than usual.
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It will also certainly be sleeker than the $330 iPad Apple offers, or any of the tablets in Amazon's line up.
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Samsung's been honing its "glass and metal sandwich" design since the S6 and I challenge you to find one that's sleeker.
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This sleeker design along with an integrated power supply deals with two significant gripes about the original console, released in 2013.
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The wider and somewhat sleeker body simply isn't as gripable as the smaller Oasis or my own 6-inch Paper white.
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It keeps the airflow going while keeping dirt and debris out, and also gives the shoe a sleeker, more modern look.
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Volkswagen ditched its iconic logo for a sleeker, more modern design, but people weren't happy about one element of the design.
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The final incarnation of Chewie was simultaneously shaggier and sleeker than seen here, with a more plume- and mane-like headpiece.
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As early as spring, you'll notice sleeker, lighter litter baskets replacing the more than 23,000 wire trash cans in the city.
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The renovation brings in more muted colors, sleeker furniture and brighter lighting in an attempt to improve the experience for adults.
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Importantly, the acquisition let Ninebot drive its cheaper, sleeker products into an American market from which Segway had hoped to bar it.
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Sleeker and cleaner than the bloated pop-rap of Ta13oo, ZUU more closely captures the energy of Curry's breakthrough record, 2016 Imperial.
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But Hubs are slightly sleeker than Amazon's excessively branded Lockers, and they accept packages from all senders and retailers—not just Amazon.
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The new Bluefish version of the Kool Breeze Solar Hard Hat has multiple fans integrated into the design and sleeker, smoother look.
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Who needs an iPhone when Huawei's excellent Mate 20 Pro has more cameras, an arguably sleeker design, longer-lasting battery, and more?
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A sleeker rechargeable battery inside might have helped to better shrink Teddy Ruxpin's electronic footprint and make him feel even more cuddly.
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That was long ago, before smartwatches got sleeker, slimmer, and more capable—before they started making traditional wearables look like drugstore gadgets.
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It's sleeker and more refined, and the fit and finish is at the level you'd expect from a production Harley-Davidson bike.
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It's much sleeker-looking than its predecessor, which unnecessarily covers video content for a few seconds any time the volume is adjusted.
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And, while the screens are the same size found in the 3DS XL, the 2DS XL appears to be smaller and sleeker.
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But it has a slightly sleeker design, with a 53 millimeter face compared with the 51 millimeter face of the previous model.
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The Fitbit Alta is significantly sleeker than previous models and is intended to hug smaller wrists more like jewelry than a gadget.
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So don't feel bad if you find yourself trading in an older copy of a classic novel for a newer, sleeker edition.
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The new colour makes the laptop and tablet seem sleeker and slimmer than their predecessors, despite the fact they're the same size.
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While this effort is sleeker than past attempts, others have introduced devices that took a roughly similar approach with less advanced technology.
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Most noticeable is a sleeker body style with a more sloped roofline, a design that, Ford executives say, was inspired by yachts.
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With more than ten million dollars raised through the I.P.O., they developed the X22006, a lighter, sleeker weapon that used lithium batteries.
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But over the years the design has gotten sleeker, and one might say that the smaller Macan is sharper than the Cayenne.
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This marks a stark contrast from the past, where every new Apple product seemed to get sleeker and lighter with each update.
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Better processors, more storage, a brighter display and better speakers are all wrapped up in a sleeker and lighter package than before.
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Written after a breakup a few years back, the track is darker and sleeker than 2015's Do I Make You Nervous?
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Dr. Marmur says both of the aforementioned tools can lead to an overall sleeker appearance — but the effects might be short term.
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If you want something a bit bigger (and sleeker), the Echo Show 8's 8-inch display will be your best friend.
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For all of us who have discarded a phone or computer for a newer, sleeker model, the reasons are hardly a mystery.
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They have a tapered ankle for a sleeker look that you could totally wear lounging around the house or out running errands.
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Balenciaga appears to have moved on from its famous "dad shoe" in exchange for something sleeker, slimmer, and more athletic in appearance.
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It's aesthetically sleeker, there's more reason to use the second screen beyond the camera, and it's easier to switch between the two.
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The new concept, which utilizes brighter colors, sleeker furniture and better lighting, is an attempt by the company to improve guest experience.
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The two-tone matte glass back is gone, replaced with a sleeker monolithic design with no fingerprint divot — almost like an iPhone.
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The larger display and sleeker design on the second-generation Amazon Echo Show make a world of a difference over the previous version.
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Although Silicon Valley and similarly innovative employers have made them sleeker or more outwardly playful and inventive, open office configurations are hardly novel.
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It's basically an Atari 2600 with better, wireless controllers, according to the Atari Museum, plus a sleeker design that doesn't include wood paneling.
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Still, he is best known, and justly so, for his crime films, in which he redefined the noir for a sleeker, cooler world.
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The Axon M's blocky design is similar to that of the Razer Phone, but even that phone is sleeker than ZTE's new gadget.
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I rocked the bootcut sort for most of high school, oblivious to the fact that everyone had hopped on a sleeker denim look.
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The aluminum case is sleeker and nicer to look at than the NUC, and it doesn't have any obnoxious lighting or design elements.
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In addition to focusing on its core foods and values, McDonald's is using advanced technology to make its restaurants sleeker and attract customers.
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Much like the 8303, the 830 is made of plastic and comes with a 5.5-inch display, but in a new, sleeker body.
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Although both come with six programmable buttons, the Pro is sleeker and more intuitive; it also doesn't have massive side RGB light panels.
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It's comparable in price to other big brand hotels but offers a sleeker, more boutique vibe, with upscale rooms and five-star service.
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Not only is it sleeker than other Surface Pro devices, but it has super slim bezels, a larger screen, and more advanced features.
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) launched a revamped, and decidedly sleeker, version of the Medicare Plan Finder tool on Medicare.
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The Porsche is just as fast, is sleeker thanks to a lower drag coefficient and packs several technical goodies missing from Tesla's sedan.
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The original RoWrite looked like a black leather folio, but the RoWrite 2 looks sleeker and comes in a nice light brown color.
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Since then, Apple had made the stores look sleeker and more modern and the Genius Bar has become a thing of the past.
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But now Rachel was suiting up to become the first reporter to take flight in a new, sleeker model -- no pilot license required.
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U.S. airlines have retired the four-engine behemoth from their fleets in recent months and have turned to sleeker, more fuel-efficient models.
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The trypophobia-inducing camera bump is sleeker than it looks in photos, and the ability to zoom in and out is pretty cool.
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In this case, that's the flip phone, which is getting a sleeker design, a larger 28-inch internal display, and some new features.
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The company wouldn't provide details on the new glasses and instead would only say the device will be 40 percent lighter and sleeker.
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In Ocasio-Cortez, comrades everywhere finally have their sleeker, new model, and can finally start to haul the old jalopy off to the junkyard.
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New to the series is the Fēnix Chronos, a sleeker tracker watch that marries all the sensors you could want with a luxury design.
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The latter is a younger, sleeker, faster competitor who forces McQueen to face the fact that he just isn't what he used to be.
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With all of the iPhone 27's sleek new features, we were hoping that their portable battery cases might be a bit sleeker, too.
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On Wednesday, Diet Coke announced a major transformation to its cans, shifting to a taller, sleeker look that still holds the same 12-oz.
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Pebble put the Pebble 22 on a much needed diet, resulting in a thinner, sleeker smartwatch that looks so much better than the original.
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His interest in photography means that home video cameras — which get sleeker as the years go on — are an integral part of the proceedings.
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Despite the failure of Google Glass, people may eventually wear glasses which let them glance at relevant information, if they become smaller and sleeker.
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With the Xbox One S, Microsoft not only made the console smaller and sleeker, but also added new features like support for 4K video.
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That, in theory, means choking off credit to underperforming state-owned firms or restructuring them in the image of their sleeker private-sector peers.
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Sure, salmon are sleeker and more beautiful — and they are the money fish at Pike Place, clocking in at $46 or more per pound.
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Compared to the original Versa, the new smartwatch is sleeker, comfier, and more watch-like with its always-on display that shows the time.
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The conversation turned to fear, to spontaneity, and how Ms. Ferrara, sleeker and calmer than her classmate, had smashed a flashlight during a scene.
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Believe it or not, there's a sleeker side to the dorky bucket hat — and leave it to Prada to make the case for it.
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Kodak's newest offering, the Smile Classic brings instant-camera nostalgia to the present with a design that's reminiscent of Polaroid, but sleeker and slimmer.
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If you are ready to invest a little more in your closet's design, built-in organization will make your space a whole lot sleeker.
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There she learned Americans preferred stuffed animals that feel fluffier and sleeker than those favored by European shoppers, who are accustomed to simpler cotton.
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The SimpleSpa model has a sleeker look than many others, and, at around $30, its price falls in line with similar entry-level models.
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The supple lambskin details along the edges are still soft and luxurious, although sleeker without the two-tone stitching of the old Momentum Wireless.
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The 10-inch Portal that launched a year ago now has a sleeker, minimal bezel look with a price drop (from $199 to $179).
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The Crew Dragon is an upgraded, sleeker version of the SpaceX Dragon capsule that has been taking cargo to the space station since 2012.
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The new devices are small and roughly hockey puck-shaped in size (think a sleeker version of Staples' easy button, but one that lights up).
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That's a difference of only around 15 percent in raw numbers, which if you ask me, is well worth the GS75's much sleeker dimensions.
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The Galaxy S7 Edge resembles a blown-up Galaxy S73 Edge (or shrunken down Galaxy S6 Edge+) and it, too, is sleeker and more refined.
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And with even more striking color options, a sleeker chassis, and class-leading specs, the Mate 2013 earns high marks for artistry and execution too.
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And finally, a new version of the 34-inch Envy Curved All-in-One that's in the sleeker style HP started using back in October.
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That said, the case is a little thicker and blockier than some of its sleeker competitors, but it still seemed easy enough to carry around.
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The Nex will be slightly hefty by modern standards, however, at 199g and 7.98mm thick, though the design looks sleeker than the boxy Apex prototype.
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Not only was it a sleeker looking console, but it supported 4K video playback and upscaling, HDR, and playback for Ultra HD Blu-ray discs.
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That means looking past recoloring the logo or making the fox sleeker: Mozilla is starting from square one with many aspects of this Firefox redesign.
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This approach of offloading some of the battery power to the case will allow for a thinner, sleeker design than prior Kindles, the report says.
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Manus is building a sleeker, bike-glove style accessory, though demos last year required HTV Vive controllers to be strapped to your arms above them.
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At November 2015's Glamour Women of the Year Awards, her hair was in a much sleeker lob, suggesting she had received a professional blowout.
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By paying close attention to how they're laced, you can add a unique flair to your personal style or simply make your sneakers look sleeker.
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A "sleeker" pair is scheduled to arrive in 2023 — and Apple's senior managers see the headsets replacing the iPhone "in roughly a decade," it said.
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In anticipation of the big release, we thought we'd check in on our jungle pals and see how they differ from their sleeker, animated versions.
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But where the Space Shuttle vehicles stood 184 feet tall, Dream Chaser is a much sleeker model measuring only 30 feet from nose to rear.
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While many overshirts can have an outdoorsy vibe, Ted Baker's version, the Regle Overshirt, has a refined character with a sleeker look and elegant details.
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Since its first flight in 1984, the airline has consistently upped the ante with its uniforms, choosing sleeker cuts and ever bolder shades of red.
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Lucas spent $133 million to update his miniatures, matte paintings and puppets with sleeker digital effects, to restore lost scenes and to recut existing ones.
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Instead, it relaunched a much simpler, sleeker car in 2017 that harkens back to the designs that made the series popular a few decades ago.
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Some are quite literal (the Marni and Gucci options above) while others introduce a more modern sensibility (with more tailored silhouettes for a sleeker look).
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Microsoft has essentially squeezed a bigger display into the familiar form factor of the Surface Pro 7, all while making the device slimmer and sleeker.
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In their day, the apartments, with electricity and indoor plumbing, seemed the height of modernity; now, surrounded by sleeker, newer buildings, they're considered a slum.
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Pixar has just unveiled the first full trailer for Cars 3, which pits an aging McQueen against a younger, sleeker competitor, Jackson Storm (Armie Hammer).
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For nominal price hike, you get three additional functions (egg cooking, sterilizing, and cake making) and a sleeker, shinier overall design with a large LED screen.
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It's also sleeker and more futuristic than most of its competitors — and at only 25 inches tall, it's small enough to store in a kitchen drawer.
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The Terra looks a bit clunkier than its sleeker robot vacuum cousins, but that's probably because as an outdoor robot, it'll be exposed to the elements.
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The rainbow version of the typeface unapologetically invokes LGBTQ pride, but "Gilbert" is also available for download in black, creating a sleeker and more understated look.
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There were just so many appealing and attractive new options, each one of them thinner than the other, each a little bit sleeker and more refined.
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The slightly sleeker $150 glasses let you snap a photo or record a video and share it directly to your phone; they're available only at Spectacles.com.
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But to fete her big win for Supporting Actress, The Danish Girl star ditched the overtly girly glamour and went for a sleeker, more shimmery option.
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But as phone designs changed over the years, swappable batteries were abandoned by phone manufacturers to keep their phones sleeker and to accommodate wrap-around screens.
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This is a much sleeker and simpler solution than Samsung uses on the competing Gear VR—plugging the phone into a USB jack on the headset.
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When Deanna shows VAL to the guys at Bluefish Concepts, she asks them to make it slimmer and sleeker plus add a mic and a handle.
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A year and a half of technological advancement has resulted in a smaller, sleeker fitness tracker that, among other improvements, is just more comfortable to wear.
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The virus synthesized that information and created a newer, sleeker, less-human Lola — a Lola designed to perform on the internet, because she's of the internet.
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With this iteration, the intent was to modernize the previous design, making it sleeker and keeping it in tune with the overall look of the game.
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With its flavored liquid cartridges and rechargeable battery, the JUUL seems like any other e-cig, but it's is much smaller, sleeker, and far more discreet.
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It looks like a better, sleeker version of the prototype Samsung had shown in November, which is pretty much what we'd expect the company to launch.
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To make up for any perceived cosmetic deficiencies, More installed blue floor lighting in the Alcor Patient Care Bay to give it a cooler, sleeker look.
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Think the Sherp ATV but with a sleeker exterior, especially since the chief engineer of the iPad is now reportedly in charge of Apple's car project.
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The rest of us will just look at the S60 with little more than passing curiosity, opting as always for shinier, sleeker, faster, and cheaper options.
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The result of this is a set of frames that are meant to be sleeker and more fashion forward, though I preferred the previous generation's style.
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I was never myself in these fantasies, but a lithe blonde with spiraling hair and a miniature waist: a better, sleeker, more attractive version of myself.
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"When you wear a tight dress, it actually makes you feel sleeker," Crystal, the receptionist at my hair salon, who is eight months pregnant, told me.
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"We're more into streetwear," Mr. Chapelle said, taking a break from some notes scrawled, still, on a Colette pad, and a sleeker, harder edge and sound.
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The sleeker camera was one of the nine innovative gadgets Amazon launched at its device showcase earlier this month, which makes this deal even more noteworthy.
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It&aposs official — Balenciaga has shut the door on its famous "dad shoes" in exchange for something sleeker, slimmer, and more, well, bowling in its appearance.
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The headliner was the Pixel 4: a faster, sleeker version of its premium smartphone that has an extra camera, software improvements, and support for gesture control.
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The Sleeker The Part, The Neater The Braid Whether you're getting a feed-in protective style, or braids on your natural hair, neat parting is essential.
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By the mid-'20s, V.R. was sleeker and cheaper, but still posed no danger to Cinemark or Barnes & Noble (both of which declared bankruptcy in 2036).
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The "Japanese Big 21," Yamaha, Honda, Kawasaki and Suzuki make sleeker bikes that can be bought on a budget and are easy to navigate around town.
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It's the sleeker, tighter Views of a Drake who has finally snapped out of his obsessive trance with perception and what was but is no longer.
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The crew removed the pay phone and unbolted the booth from the sidewalk, then lifted a replacement booth, slightly larger and sleeker in design, from a truck.
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The new headband adds a nice cushion for the top of your skull and a sleeker design that puts less space between the headphones and your head.
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It's August, images of a new Fitbit device have leaked, and if the leak is accurate, Fitbit is nudging its next Charge in a smarter, sleeker direction.
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From what Vivo is saying, the Apex 2019 does sound like an ambitious device, and it certainly looks sleeker than the 5G prototypes we've seen so far.
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The Venom F5 has a much sleeker body, with flow through air channels and an adjustable rear spoiler that can be configured to maximize its maximum velocity.
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But that vehicle is based on the electric Chevrolet Bolt, and uses sensors and scanning equipment that look considerably sleeker than what's perched atop this Cadillac CT33.
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I envisioned them in MSE to be sleeker, focusing on stealth, like a samurai suit mixed with an F1 racer, making them less bulky than in USJ.
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Fitbit Charge 2 — $119.95 (list price $149.95) See Details The Alta is smaller and sleeker than the Charge, but can still help out with your fitness goals.
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Made with Chinese scooter company Okai, the new scooter moves away from the lighter, sleeker frame of Bird's previous scooter, the modified Xiaomi Mi, and Segway models.
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Fans of the character saw a different side of York when she opted for a sleeker look, sporting a bulky monochromed turtleneck and a long black coat.
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They are creating user interfaces with sleeker designs and, in some cases, even providing customer support to make it easier to for victims to pay, said Devost.
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If old-school tracksuits aren't your vibe (and if you aren't taking style cues from Chas Tenenbaum), try track jumpsuits — a cooler, sleeker take on the look.
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In 2003, Harris Corporation unveiled the Stingray, a sleeker, smaller version of Rohde & Schwarz's earlier model, and it came with an aggressive push into the US market.
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The Samsung Gear Fit 2 is an update to 2014's Gear Fit fitness tracker and comes with a larger display, sleeker design, and true GPS tracking.
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In his mind, the sleeker and more expert-looking the video, the more likely it is that the seller is trying to justify a high price tag.
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That left some wondering whether the product — now a prototype only — may arrive after others in the industry have moved on to sleeker hardware like digital glasses.
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Photographs by Namsa Leuba Text by Kelefa Sanneh 2Baba 2Baba has to compete with younger peers nowadays, so his music has grown sleeker and more up-tempo.
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Still, this much is clear: The door has been opened for smart eyewear, and it's only going to grow sleeker and more powerful in the years ahead.
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Soon after the request was sent, the CapturedIt website was drastically updated with a sleeker look, revamped submissions page, and a new blog post soliciting "groomzilla" stories.
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Ingress Prime is being billed as a sleeker, more modern version of the game, but with pretty much all of the same core gameplay and narrative elements intact.
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Samsung-centric blog SamMobile reports it can "exclusively confirm" the upcoming Galaxy S8 will also ditch the classic 3.5mm headphone jack in favor of a sleeker, thinner design.
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"Drop Gear" finds the band shifting into a sleeker mode of production; beginning as a spare, open ballad, the song evolves into a dark, emotive techno-pop track.
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Our trusty, long-lived, old-school airliners are only replaced after decades and decades of service — by lighter, increasingly efficient planes with sleeker interiors, but never anything faster.
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This simplifies the cable tangle from the back of the headset quite a bit and provides a much sleeker look for the back of the headset in general.
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Narrator: While the first Hummer model was basically a carbon copy of its bulky military predecessor, the second model featured a slightly sleeker design and cost about $50,20103.
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Larger tires provide better grip and durability, but add weight to a bike, while smaller tires are lighter and sleeker but wear out faster and provide minimal traction.
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There is a lot new with this version in comparison to the TR-83, but immediately noticeable is the sleeker and lower profile, along with RGB color faders.
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Whether you like the classic Fitbit look, prefer a sleeker gadget like the Fitbit Alta, or you're looking for a smartwatch, these Fitbit deals are sure to please.
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Even though it's slightly discounted from its original $300 retail price, and you could just spend a little more to get the sleeker Galaxy Watch or Series 4.
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I think the Pebble Time 2's rounded look is sleeker, but the plastic case and rubber band has its charms, especially now that '90s style is back.
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The on-ear design will still look familiar to anyone who has seen and used Solo 3, but they definitely look sleeker, and more like a "pro" product.
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The Surface Pro X looks like a sleeker version of Microsoft's Surface Pro laptop/tablet hybrid, thanks to its thinner bezels, thinner design, and even a bigger screen.
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Of course, there's room for improvement,, like an even sleeker design or the addition of different colors, even a different style of mouthpiece for those that are interested.
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It came with development rights that would allow a new owner to build a taller, sleeker skyscraper with ever more expensive apartments offering unobstructed views of Central Park.
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Scoot is introducing a sleeker model and plans to add over 300 more scooters by this August, in the hopes of making them available at a moment's notice.
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The new towers may be a boon to the rope-access inspectors, but these taller, sleeker structures, skinned in glass and metal, haven't earned many fans among them.
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Whether your hair is curly or straight, thick or thin, whether you want a tousled bed-head look or something sleeker there's a product out there for you.
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Evergoods CTB 40 for $188 ($101 0ff): Evergoods CEO Jack Barley was a former designer for cult favorite GoRuck, but his designs are sleeker and more city-appropriate.
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"I'd expect it to be curvier and sleeker than what we see from Detroit, which is that sort of brash, in your face, big-grille design," Jominy says.
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There are boxy, bulging, touchscreen wearables that do almost everything your smartphone can, and there are sleeker analog alternatives that maybe keep track of how many calories you've burned.
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Simon Optix is a little sleeker than strapping a smartphone to your face, but you're probably not going to want to wear and play it on your morning commute.
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It's pretty heavy duty, so it's probably best for workouts like HIIT and running, and if straps, hooks, and zippers annoy you, you might want something a little sleeker.
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After launching a second, more mature generation of its camera-embedded sunglasses, Spectacles, in April, the company is rolling out two even sleeker black styles, named Nico and Veronica.
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The much sleeker-looking PLN-01, which Panasonic has dubbed "Ninja," assists with motions like walking and running, and is shown being worn by people hiking steep mountain trails.
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Established U.S. and European airlines have been forced to reassess the way they court customers as budget airlines offer cheap tickets for relatively comfortable flights on newer, sleeker jets.
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The respected Dutch manufacturer is back again with a new model, the Electrified S, that makes the original commuter bike design even sleeker and adds in new security features.
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SolarCity's next big product will be a "solar roof" that's entirely composed of solar panels — a sleeker alternative to covering an existing roof in solar modules sometime after installation.
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The "fresh new look" includes sleeker transitions that result in Gmail suddenly feeling way more like a proper app and less like a clumsy overlay for Gmail's mobile website.
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That's paralleled in what we've heard from Melodrama so far, too: It's sleeker, sexier, but maybe also a little awkward as they push her distinct, hazy vocals into hyperbole.
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Thomas Padovani, the new pastry chef at Benoit, has abandoned the traditional-looking log of cake garnished with meringue mushrooms for a sleeker, sparkly, slightly angular winter-white version.
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Echo Show (2nd gen), $150 (originally $230) [You save $80] The largest version of the Echo Show has a 10.1-inch display in a redesigned frame that looks sleeker.
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For starters, Delvecchio is keeping his GTL routine close to home these days and has returned to his signature "motorcycle-proof" hair after experimenting with some sleeker, less spiky styles.
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While the furnishings, color palette, and art are the same in both sections, there is a distinctly sleeker vibe in the Tower, whereas the original building feels far more historic.
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It also looks to have a visual touch-up with a slightly sleeker design, what appears to be larger ear cups, and additional color options, including a bright-red model.
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Over the years, as smartphone makers demand thinner glass to incorporate into sleeker phone designs, Corning has had to introduce more and more internal stress to keep up the resilience.
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The good news, however, is that the brand's new look has officially arrived — and it's sleeker, more travel-friendly, and not a single cent more expensive than the original price.
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Mercedes-Benz unveiled Monday the new CLA at CES 2019 — a slightly bigger, sleeker, sportier and techier car than its predecessor in a direct appeal to a younger American customer.
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This patent leather style is a sleeker vibe then the other moto-inspired boots in my closet, and thanks to the high-gloss finish, can brave the elements in NYC.
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This is actually D10D3's second attempt at making a cyberdeck—the previous one was darker, sleeker, and sported a pair of "customized video glasses" in place of the LCD.
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It looks like a small replica of a Jeff Koons sculpture and appears to be larger and sleeker than a real $92 Dr. Manhattan-inspired dildo already on the market.
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He seems to love the sheer improbability of his approach being such an effective one, the way his contortions connect with the rest of the stronger and sleeker basketball ecosystem.
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Silbermann helmed the process, bringing his kids by the office on the weekends while he checked in on the team as they raced to transform Pinterest into a sleeker, faster service.
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It's not clear whether AnBot's bigger, sleeker cousin is armed like the AnBot is though — the AnBot has a "electrically charged riot control tool" (or taser), according to the People's Daily.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)On top of that, the GS65 is sleeker too, with slimmer bezels around the display and losing almost a full inch in length versus last year's model.
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That's $20 more than the original model, but the addition of the heart rate monitoring tech might justify the boost for those looking for a sleeker way to track their BPM.
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For many, the days of palming eighths from a seedy dealer are over — as states scramble to legalize recreational and medical marijuana, consuming weed has become sleeker, cleaner, and more complicated.
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After the lackluster launch of the Ionic, the Versa delivered, with a sleeker and smaller form factor, a more mature ecosystem and, perhaps most importantly of all, a lower price point.
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Sure, you could get a pair of sleeker B&O BeoPlay H8 or noise-cancelling Bose QC35 for $100 and $33 more, respectively, but the Solo 3 hit the sweet spot.
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Compared to the Fossil Sport, the Active just has a sleeker profile and it's a bit more comfortable as the two buttons on the right side don't protrude quite as much.
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The disposable tampons and puffy pads you grew up with are finally making way for sleeker, often greener options—be they menstrual cups, implausibly thin overnight pads, or polyblend period underwear.
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Google Assistant got a "clean, new interface," the company said, and looks sleeker and more integrated with the phone — like it's part of the Pixel 4 rather than a separate entity.
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Its younger sibling, the MiG-29, is much sleeker, and the aggressive-looking F-35, F-22, and even the Su-57 make for way better wall posters than the Foxbat.
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Parsee, which began as a family project to help a relative, has begun fundraising and has a $25,000 goal to complete research and development of a sleeker model of the glasses.
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Happy Monday and welcome to On The Money, where we're now bringing you the same news and insight you know from Overnight Finance with a new name and a sleeker look.
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The Stock was my chosen weapon for finding my way around each, its back-end-swinging drift a fine means of taking tight corners, before moving on to faster, sleeker rides.
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But the modern, sleeker versions of these coats are equally useful when heading out to run errands around town, meeting friends for dinner, or just taking the dog for a walk.
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"How silly, one might think, to lavish the care required to remake iron kitchenware as a slightly sleeker version of itself," the critic Charles Desmarais wrote in The San Francisco Chronicle.
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Echo Show (2nd gen), $150 (originally $230) [You save $80] — available November 28The largest version of the Echo Show has a 10.1-inch display in a redesigned frame that looks sleeker.
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When their products are removed from the market, those manufacturers will likely lose customers to Juul, which has higher nicotine content and a sleeker device that's more popular with younger consumers.
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A Dark Mode would likely help with battery life (especially on the iPhone X since the pixels can be completely "off" in black areas) and offer a sleeker experience in many apps.
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So in an effort to bring its midrange laptops more in line with its sleeker, high-end notebooks, Dell gave its Inspiron notebooks a full revamp starting with midrange 2-in-1s.
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So in an effort to bring its midrange laptops more in line with its sleeker, high-end notebooks, Dell gave its Inspiron notebooks a full revamp starting with midrange 22018-in-220s.
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Alexandre Aja's remake is sleeker — the French filmmaker has made a name for himself as part of the New French Extremity movement, and his penchant for artful gore is readily apparent here.
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From these Tetris-style pants to front-back pairs that Vetements pioneered, these jeans are a sleeker, more avant-garde upgrade to the boho '70s styles filling up the racks last year.
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But its design is slightly sleeker and more sophisticated than its counterparts: the edge of the Earth crests just over the borders of each video, creating a floating sensation for the viewer.
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If banks fail to overhaul their exteriors to offer a personalized, best-in-class product experience, they will be relegated to supplying the engine for sleeker-looking tech companies in 10 years.
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The walls will be erected to the north and south of the tower, while sleeker protective fencing will replace crude metal barriers that were hastily installed during the Euro 2016 football tournament.
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The gadget is pretty much the aesthetic equivalent of a car battery, but with an obviously sleeker interface designed to handle all manner of electronic gadget charging and household appliance power delivery.
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Epson, which recently upgraded its Moverio smart glasses with a sleeker, more powerful design, is looking to expand those use cases in two big ways, one very general and one very specific.
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But after flying the four-engine, fuel-guzzling plane for decades, United and other airlines are retiring the so-called Queen of the Skies in favor of sleeker, more cost-efficient models.
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The smartphone looks like the original, but with a sleeker rear two-tone look, with what appears to be a repeat of the top glass component and the bottom aluminum-clad case.
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We may have left you for other chat apps, all younger and better and sleeker than you, but your small yellow humanoid logo will always have a special place in our hearts.
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They're betting that however much you might hate having to buy new headphones, you're going to love the sleeker look of the new iPhone 73 so much that you'll buy one anyway.
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And in contrast to 2016, Mr. Trump is backed by an operation that is sleeker and more sophisticated than the ragtag team he ran out of the 26th floor of Trump Tower.
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The all-new four-seat sequel is much sleeker, though, with a rear fly line cribbed from the 212.3 (an element I heard a Bugatti designer praise as a work of art).
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The days of hiding your poorly rolled joints under your mattress and buying shitty brownies off your old lab partner are over — who wants that when consuming cannabis has never been sleeker?
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I'm not sure that any third-platform (let alone one from Kickstarter) is going to make waves in VR, but Ray is hopeful that this thing encourages other manufacturers to make sleeker gear.
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The company isn't new—it's been around and running programs in cities since 2011—but its newer, sleeker, electric-pedal-assist bicycle threatened ride-hail's shorter trips by offering a faster, cheaper alternative.
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The screen looks similar, but in addition to a higher resolution 3240 x 2160 (versus 23 x 2000 on the Surface Book 2 13), the frame that surrounds it is a tad sleeker.
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While these vehicles are becoming more efficient, rising gas prices have been cited by some industry analysts as a potential catalyst for at least a partial swing back into sleeker, more efficient vehicles.
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While Pringles LOUD will still come in that same iconic round tube you're used to, the packaging is meant to look sleeker to reflect the "grown-up" take on our favorite childhood snack.
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We encounter sleeker versions of gadgets that already exist, a language that is completely recognizable yet slightly foreign, and a set that hints with subtle clues at a world just beyond our present.
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On the other hand, the seven-button Rival 700 Mouse has a sleeker, slimmer design, and it accommodates the hand tendencies of a player who might prefer a claw grip or fingertips grip.
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PicsArt takes a similar concept, but adds a sleeker user interface and processing on your phone rather than in the cloud, which makes the process significantly faster — and, subjectively, better — than Prisma's effects.
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Overall, it sticks with the uncluttered, flat design that Amazon's gone with from the start, but with a sleeker UI that requires fewer button presses—especially useful given how much most Kindles lag.
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The sleeker, glitzier, moister electrobleeps that mark this album, courtesy of such star electronica producers as Sophie and Flume, hardly make it a dance album or a hip-hop tribute to Detroit techno.
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This model looks a lot more like a Lime e-scooter, but it's still distinctly branded as a Bird and the tech on the handlebars is sleeker than that of the older versions.
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They take turns standing onstage, next to an angular white sculpture that, like the moss-covered room they inhabit in the video, seems plucked from the world of the tapestry and made sleeker.
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Redwood City-based Naya Health has raised $3.9 million in seed funding to make a breast pump that is sleeker, quieter and more comfortable for moms than the devices already on the market.
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Sure, the minivan would eventually acquire the stigma of suburban stolidity and soccer mom conventionality — another reason the sleeker, sportier S.U.V. was able to emerge as the more chic 21st-century family hauler.
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Masturbation sleeve maker Tenga, launched in 2005 in Japan, started to get a foothold in the US with products using innovative textures to move beyond mimicking flesh, and pushed sleeker, more modern designs.
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It is rolling out the Mate 10 Pro — plus two sibling devices, one less expensive and lower spec, the other pricier and sleeker — in Europe, in the Middle East and elsewhere in Asia.
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The sleeker and lighter handheld device comes with a series of new features like longer battery life and a lower price point, plus it comes in three new colors — yellow, gray, and turquoise.
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Compared to the X1 Fold, Horseshoe Bend obviously doesn't have the fit and finish of a shipping device, but with its thinner bezels and slimmer profile, in some ways, it does feel sleeker.
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The variant that's envisioned in this new patent looks a lot sleeker, but then again, it's just a patent, and there's no guarantee it will soon — or ever — turn into an actual product.
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This and other performance EVs that will follow from Porsche and elsewhere—already in even faster and sleeker hypercar guises as prototypes from Lotus, Pininfarina, Rimac, Tesla, and more—are the way forward.
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He longed for the team to detach itself from the physically imposing, stout style that led them to a pair of conference finals nearly half a decade ago, in favor of a sleeker outfit.
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The fourth-generation Escape takes the same approach, but it adopts an even sleeker look, in part to put some distance between it and the reborn Bronco model that Ford will launch in 2020.
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MSRP: $799 Sale Price: $399 Apple iPad Mini 4 (4993GB) — $399 See Details A sleeker and slimmer version of the MacBook Pro, the MacBook Air packs some serious power into a razor-thin frame.
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But right next to my working Honeycomb Glacier prototype is a far sleeker, non-functional model that represents what the device could actually look like if a manufacturer decided to make it for real.
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In the meantime, the company's come out with a sleeker, outdoor model and made some changes (for better and worse) to its software offering, but its core product hasn't really changed all that much.
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The new MacBook Pros are a performance upgrade for a product line that had gone four years without a significant redesign, but the move to smaller, thinner, sleeker has sacrificed customizability, repairability, and upgradeability.
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It's sleeker and more gorgeous than the iPhone 6S and if the rumors are true, it already looks hotter than the iPhone 73 (or whatever Apple calls its next phone) by a wide margin.
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As well as cutting down on tea-breaks and making factory lines sleeker, foreign-owned firms, which make up 1% of Britain's businesses, appear to spend more on R&D than comparable British firms.
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If you're looking for something sleeker, walk over to Ardesia, where you'll find magnums of effervescent Spanish txakoli as well as a short menu of fizzy, low-alcohol spritzes that you can sip outside.
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He was involved in the creation of the Gravitymaster model GWR-B1000X, the sleeker, lighter model of G-Shock that was scheduled to be introduced at Baselworld this week, priced at 1203,000 Japanese yen.
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Microsoft's Windows 7 fixed the worst problems of the awful Windows Vista, but it was mainly a modern, sleeker evolution of the ancient Windows XP, rushed to market to expunge Vista from users' minds.
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The final stop on our tour was the sleeker Tipico for dry white sherry and traditional dishes presented in fresh ways, including an olive oil and potato salad with tuna and diced red onion.
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So at Arsenal, out went the local Borough of Islington's coat of arms and a highly detailed script and cannon, and in came a sleeker typeface and cannon — now facing in the other direction.
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Sony PS-LX21200USB Fully Automatic USB Stereo Turntable Music Hall MMF-27 Stereo Turntable If you're looking for something a little sleeker, this minimalist Music Hall turntable comes recommended by both Davis and Steinberg.
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We've already seen the effects of companies like Uber in cities such as New York or Los Angeles where local taxicab companies have clashed with the transit giant and its unregulated, sleeker business model.
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In contrast to the much sleeker and sexier American cars rolling off the assembly line during this period — with their emphasis on design, size, speed, color, and amenities — these vehicles were not mass produced.
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In addition, Pizza Hut has begun refurbishing its locations with a sleeker, more modern design and even transitioning some dine-in modeled stores to be more like fast casual restaurants with limited, but quick service.
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The latest version is sleeker and more compact than ever before, and it has a bright display for watching her favorite shows, video calling her friends, keeping an eye on her security cameras, and more.
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The phones are sleeker with almost bezel-less displays, the cameras take noticeably better photos, the Android software is up-to-date unlike on many other more expensive Android phones, and battery life has improved.
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The phone, designed by British industrial designer Jasper Morrison, is definitely sleeker and more stylish than a lot of the other minimalist phones on the market today, like the Unihertz Jelly or the Nokia 3310.
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The hardware itself includes a sleek remote that pairs with an even sleeker host—this is a hub that connects all of the devices to wi-fi—as well as some pleasantly oblong lamp switches.
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Considering the Blaze doesn't pack internal GPS, the design is much sleeker, and as the company's first true attempt at a fashionable wearable, it does a solid job of boosting the appearance without compromising usability.
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That said, as demonstrated by a tech demo released by Sharp earlier this month, with some clever shrouding, it may be possible to at least hide the gap to create a sleeker, more streamlined design.
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The redesigned version of Sony's console comes nearly three years after the PS4 first launched, and follows the recent announcement and launch of the Xbox One S, a sleeker version of Microsoft's flagship game console.
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While it certainly gives the device a nicer, sleeker look, you'll rarely even see it, as the device will find its home plugged in to the back of your TV screen on most television sets.
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Instead, it's let a rotation of female hosts slip on a straight blonde wig and smile blandly into the camera, the sleeker, more polished member of the Trump family to Alec Baldwin's sputtering, pouting Donald.
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The team had a sleeker, non-working version at CES 2016's Eureka Park (where CES houses all the startups), but they directed me to the back of the conference hall where the TNL Corp.
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If you&aposre a true pastry artist and you&aposd like to get a good feel for the dough, you might prefer a sleeker option like the J.K. Adams French Rolling Pin ($19.96 on Amazon).
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No, it's something deeper and more fundamental than that — the loss of one of the few people who believed that television could make the world not sleeker and more modern but more human, less cold.
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A bit more contemporary, the new wedge carries a lower heel, a sleeker mule-like appearance, and a slew of colors that aren't beholden to tans an beiges, and don't feature straw or buckled toe straps.
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Instead of a thinner and sleeker glass-and-metal "sandwich," the Hydrogen One is a thick and monstrous chunk of metal with aggressive-looking "scalloped" sides and a striking backside with a prominent RED jewel logo.
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Other options out there include the Razer Turret, which is sleeker, smaller, and wireless but uses shallow chiclet keys, and the Corsair Lapdog, which is more like a $120 tray for a couple of Corsair keyboards.
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On the outside, it will look like a "sleeker" Oculus Quest, with cameras mounted on the outside (important for AR, which must include a way to view reality in order to mix virtual elements into it).
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There are a few different options when it comes to the PlayStation 103: You can grab the original console, the sleeker PS4 Slim, or the PS4 Pro (which brings a boost to both power and performance).
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Sleeker than the Smile's rustic Manhattan locations, it's a sprawling two-story restaurant and cafe that will host events and showcase local designers — for those, Robins says, "who want a bit of culture with their coffee."
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Cameras, Wi-Fi, batteries, touch sensors, baseband processors and memory chips — in less than a decade, these components have made stunning advances to keep up with consumer demand to have sleeker, more powerful devices every year.
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While vape companies such as Juul are capitalizing on the image of a sleeker, less carcinogenic way of getting buzzed, vaping is simply a method of concealing nicotine use, without eliminating any of its physiological consequences.
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Gone is the gray: the new 53 has a sleeker hue that's technically a dark blue, though it looks very black to me, and multiple Verge staffers passing by have insisted that it's a dark green.
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Flip phones that seemed cutting-edge in 2010 were quickly upstaged in the smartphone era, experimental forms of gaming flopped, and old devices were replaced by faster and sleeker versions with more speed, storage, and features.
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In the plan, Musk outlines a public transport system comprised of autonomous buses, that could be smaller and sleeker than current varieties, and that could hold large numbers of passengers and ferry them directly to their destinations.
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"This all-new Escape brings a sleeker, sportier design with the capability to take you on just about any of your life's adventures," Kumar Galhotra, Ford's North America president, said ahead of Escape's debut in New York.
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Front Porch Forum is similar to a Listserv: networks that were commonplace on the internet by 22013 but waned as modern social networks arose, their roles absorbed by sleeker, multibillion-dollar platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and others.
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But who wants to pay hundreds more and then jump through hoops to edit and share the video online when Spectacles are cheaper, sleeker and lighter — plus they connect directly to a huge and engaged social platform?
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Of 900 staff based at the company south of Salzburg, 38 are part of a team of international specialists, whose job is to develop ever-sleeker and more manoeuvrable skis for everything from racing to backcountry touring.
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In recent years, the tour has become sleeker, its streaming Webcasts more watchable, as the newly formed World Surf League took over from a rickety predecessor that had been run by ex-pro surfers and apparel manufacturers.
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The latest version is sleeker and more compact than ever before, with a bright display which she can use to watch her favorite shows, video call her friends, keep an eye on her security cameras, and more.
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I can say, though, that wines from Castelnuovo Berardenga, like those from Fèlsina, will often taste riper and rounder than those from, say, Radda in Chianti in the midsection, like Montevertine's, which seem sleeker and more elegant.
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The next rat brought into the testing room, a sleeker, bigger-eared, three-and-a-half-year-old named Vladić (after a Bosnian Croat footballer; many of the rats are named after footballers), is even speedier than Charles.
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That's because even with the Key2's sleeker, more refined design, an interesting choice of components, and its questionable BlackBerry heritage, this handset has one thing you simply don't get on phones anymore: a good 'ole physical keyboard.
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"Alita: Battle Angel" not only invokes this trope, but also fails to allow its own hero to stand on her own without allusions to her "womanly" form when Alita gets a new, sleeker, and more sophisticated cyborg body.
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According to the info that has been bouncing around the internet, the phones will be missing the much-disliked notch, will include a square bump for the upgraded camera, face unlock, new gesture abilities, and a sleeker design.
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The big splash from bailout beneficiary Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is not a small car, but a sleeker, updated minivan, which comes in a plug-in hybrid version and a powerful gasoline model more people are likely to buy.
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The product: Perry says that the ultimate phone case will be much sleeker than what she showed, while a mock-up of the transmitter kind of looks like a very small satellite dish designed by Apple or Nest.
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The last edition's slightly hackneyed "Gardens of Versailles" look has given way to a sleeker, more contemporary "220 Shades of Gray" styling by Nathalie Crinière reminiscent of the rival Frieze Masters fair in London, which opens next month.
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Perhaps the best offering is the barn jacket, a sleeker version of what you may find at L.L. Bean or Eddie Bauer, and with less drape, but with a collar that retains its firmness ($2909, down from $21455).
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The new furnishings are sleeker and more modern than those in the old family photos, which show a glass-topped table with cane chairs, a platform bed built by her uncle and grandfather, and a white rotary phone.
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The Galaxy S8 is just a tiny bit bigger than the regular iPhone 83, but it has a larger screen than the iPhone 8 Plus, doesn't have a camera bump, and generally feels like a tighter and sleeker package.
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Sony's main console competitor, Microsoft, already unveiled a slimmer, sleeker version of its Xbox console in July, called the Xbox One S. The One S is 40 percent smaller than the Xbox One and supports 4K resolution as well.
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Not only does the hardware cost $449 (and $50 extra if you want a slightly sleeker black model) but you have to supply your own games, which increases the price considerably, provided you don't already have a massive collection.
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But after a few strokes, it became clear that the flat iron, which may take longer, did deliver a smoother, flatter, and sleeker finish and allowed more styling versatility since you can use it to create flips and curls.
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As phones get slimmer and have ever sleeker glass displays, reports have appeared that the slimness may actually cancel out the improvements in new iterations of Gorilla Glass, since thinner glass is weaker glass, even if it's become stronger.
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But after flying the four-engine, fuel-guzzling plane for decades, Delta Air Lines and United Airlines are retiring the so-called Queen of the Skies in favor of sleeker, more fuel-efficient models that are cheaper to operate.
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He produces a number of variations: comb-backed, with parallel spindles, continuous-arm versions and sack-backed, in which the upper third has a slight backward lean, along with some slightly pared-down contemporary versions that have sleeker legs.
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The Galaxy S6993 is just a tiny bit bigger than the regular iPhone 8, but it has a larger screen than the iPhone 8 Plus, doesn't have a camera bump, and generally feels like a tighter and sleeker package.
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And though it looks clunky compared to the sleeker and more rounded Rift and Vive, the StarVR One headset's quite light: 450 grams versus 470 grams for the Rift and Vive Pro, and 555 grams for the regular Vive.
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Nintendo's console / tablet hybrid now boasts a mature, varied lineup of games; an online service with Netflix-style access to NES and SNES games; and even a new iteration of the hardware thanks to the smaller, sleeker Switch Lite.
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But I'll just add that the new XPS 13 2-in-1 feels far more modern than the standard XPS 1.83, thanks to its sleeker design, bigger trackpad, larger (if more polarizing) keyboard, and more practical 16:10 display.
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Effie is a plus-sized vocal powerhouse who is jettisoned from a 1960s girl group, The Dreamettes, in favor of a sleeker, more streamlined replacement, in a narrative that has often been interpreted as the history of the Supremes.
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The drones of the Drone Racing League are smarter, sleeker and faster than any machine the average person can buy.. Nick Horbaczewski started the league in 2015 after attending an amateur drone race behind a Long Island Home Depot.
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But the Gear Sport's hardware and interface are absolutely top notch and with its sleeker dimensions and more focused mission, I actually prefer it to both versions of the Gear S3 and the Fitbit Ionic for a fitness focused watch.
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Lenovo Yoga 920Image: LenovoAlong with new 8th-gen Intel chips, Lenovo is revamping its flagship 2-in-1, the Yoga 920, with a sleeker design, far-field microphones for use with Cortana, and new stylus support that works with Windows Ink.
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Over the last decade Apple computers have become gorgeous feats of engineering—slimmer and sleeker than anything else available—but that's meant there can be no room for error, or upgrades, or even a little door to easily replace the RAM.
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The spacesuits are sleeker, the ships and vehicles more maneuverable, but the seat-of-the-pants colonization plot feels grounded in a familiar reality ... that is, until that robot shows up and flings everyone to a planet in a distant galaxy.
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Microsoft is answering those old complaints with the new Xbox One X. It's a smaller, sleeker, faster console than the original, and it's easily more capable than the PS53 or PS4 Pro (Sony's 4K console) in terms of raw power.
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When it came to working on the second version of Spectacles, a sleeker pair released this April that received more positive feedback than the originals (hundreds of thousands of which reportedly went unsold), Ashwood faced a different kind of challenge.
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If you're looking at Porsches, you've been able to choose between a couple SUVs and the Panamera to meet your sporty-but-practical needs — but let's be honest, a Panamera is a whole lot sleeker than a Cayenne or a Macan.
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The new Camry's styling is crisper, sleeker, and to our eyes, a largely successful update using Toyota's latest design cues—but without the oddball-to-bizarre lines of the Mirai hydrogen fuel-cell sedan or the fourth-generation Prius hybrid hatchback.
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Often overshadowed by their more aggressive, quicker and sleeker cousins, the fighter jets, the heavy aircraft are the airframes that carry the US Air Force and sister-service components, and it is about time they get the love they deserve.
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Despite the company's enthusiasm, the futuristic accessories didn't evolve beyond being mocked as a goofy invention that never caught fire in consumer wearables, particularly compared to sleeker accessories like the Apple Watch or FitBit fitness trackers that became popular later.
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In terms of how exactly it'll improve on the original, North isn't sharing much, but it has said that it has made the 2.0 version both lighter and "sleeker," and that it'll offer a much sharper, "10x improved" built-in display.
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The plan, to be unveiled on Thursday in the mayor's State of the City speech, calls for a line that runs aboveground on rails embedded in public roadways and flows alongside automobile traffic — a sleeker and nimbler version of San Francisco's trolleys.
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On Thursday, the NBA announced that it has tabbed Tissot for a sleeker and more efficient shot clock, which will debut during Summer League action Friday, before being integrated into all 29 arenas for the tip-off of the 2016-17 season.
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We weren't big fans of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 at $649, but we did admire its brilliant screen and multitasking chops — so a sleeker yet far less expensive version with that same screen and updated software would be very welcome indeed.
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Though the current king of budget bracket Redmi Note 29 might look the same, the Honor 2999C wins in terms of an updated sleek design that make it look sleeker and sexier, something that you can show-off at your next company gathering.
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The other big improvement with the Pebble 23 is its design, which is now much sleeker than the original, but still very much reminiscent of the Pebble Classic— if, for some reason, you have a soft spot for the original's bulky square look.
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A project that just debuted on Indiegogo is promising to add some brains to existing watches, and could be one of the sleeker options we've seen so far for people who don't want to abandon their watches entirely for a smart one.
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If you imagine it as a mash-up of existing social apps Capture could be thought of as something like a Snap-style front end atop a Telegram-esque body yet altogether sleeker, with none of the usual social baggage and clutter.
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But let's focus on the iPhone 7 first — it'll arrive in a few weeks, and even though it's very unlikely to have a curved screen (or a headphone jack), it should bring a dual camera, a sleeker design and processor/memory/storage upgrades.
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First, she took on Steve Jobs' directive to create a sleeker font for Apple — one that gave each letter its due amount of pixels, and didn't attempt to make each uniform in the amount of space it took up (like a typewriter).
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LG says fingerprint recognition rates on the under-glass module are comparable to button-type sensors and should reduce any smartphone malfunctions, with the added bonus of allowing phones to be made waterproof or scratch-resistant, or simply designed to look sleeker.
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Walmart's newly redesigned website not only features a cleaner, sleeker design (as seen in the screencap from the fashion section) but personalization for the person browsing it as well as "specialty shopping experiences" that create visual narratives around brands and categories of products.
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Once the company releases a new portable console, you can bet that in a year or two there's going to be a new, sleek hotness—followed by a newer, sleeker hotness, with incremental upgrades continuing until the true next-generation device rolls around.
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The group's sound has gotten sleeker in the decade since then, but that album remains a high-water mark for many fans, and Tegan and Sara will play it in full at this Brooklyn show, with proceeds benefiting their L.G.B.T.Q. charity foundation.
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The Xbox One S, Microsoft's new, sleeker version of the Xbox One has one of the same problems as the original version: It has a tamper-resistant sticker on it designed to alert Microsoft if an owner has opened up the console.
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Evolving away from the mom jeans and flowing Pat Riley-style Armani suits of his midcareer, Mr. Bryant adopted clothes of sleeker fit, wore spread-collar shirts and narrow-cut trousers that accentuated his elongated 6-foot-6 frame without exaggerating it.
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But thanks to a range of color options including hues like brushed bronze and cosmic purple along with a sleeker, more rounded body, and a rear logo that doubles as a notification light, Motorola finally has a phone you can call distinctive.
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One of the most immediately noticeable changes is the new darker color scheme, which is present throughout the user interface — the redesigned notifications, settings shade and app launcher all take advantage of the darker theme, which makes the whole watch look much sleeker.
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All the world, it is implied, is an art school and community center and corporate-monitored loitering zone run by Apple: a mall food court but sleeker and with no pretzels, and kids filming TikTok clips instead of smoking in the parking lot.
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But it heats the water a little faster, it looks sleeker, it's quieter, lighter, and has a list price cheaper than the old one—though I'll note that you can now get the older one on sale from Amazon for just $453 right now.
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For those of us who like the idea of tracking our fitness, but don't like the bulkiness of a smart watch, the idea of a ring tracking everything is very appealing: You get all the health and fitness feedback in a much smaller, sleeker accessory.
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Basically, you can scroll through the vast majority of the brand's tops and bottoms, in all three of its different fabrications on offer (the OG Rec, the sleeker, stretchiest Studio, and the most sweat-friendly, and newest, Tech), to pick your own ideal set.
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You can definitely get sleeker, smaller wireless chargers, but at $80, Nomad's option is only really twice as expensive as a lot of the good options out there, and yet it also packs a lot of additional charging versatility for when you need it.
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Formula One teams race sleeker, far more technologically advanced vehicles around tracks all over the world — in opulent events in places like Malaysia, Monaco, Singapore and the United Arab Emirates but also on tradition-rich tracks like Silverstone in England and Monza in Italy.
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Vibrators got sleeker and textured and curved, looking thankfully less and less like a dick by the second, while rabbits are the glittery "fun" aunt who buys you G-string underwear sets for birthdays and whose pop cultural references begin and end with Sex and the City.
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Mega Man 11 takes the classic 2D platforming of Mega Man and adds a fresh coat of paint, giving the series an updated, sleeker look than it normally has while still staying true to the heart of the series with all the familiar jumping and shooting.
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Many of them are sports tech or general tech companies that see opportunities to build tools to improve the betting experience — from entertaining new game formats to sleeker payment or onboarding processes — or have existing audiences of sports fans and are wondering where gambling fits in.
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There were two main camps: those who said that they primarily wear or wore Spanx to "hold them in" so that they appeared thinner, and those who mostly wore them to smooth out lumps and bumps, make their curves appear sleeker under a figure-hugging dress.
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Sketches of the Fossil Q Motion devices However, with each new iteration of accessories, Fossil is fine tuning the designs and it's clear its really starting to get the hang of it: There are more size options, sleeker body types and advanced customization with watch faces and bands.
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So now companies intending to get into the foldables business are weighing up the pros and cons: outward-folding devices will be flatter, sleeker, and more visually engaging, but an inward-folding tablet protects the screen much better and is ergonomically reminiscent of using a regular old paper book.
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I was less impressed by the look of those silver health-tracker bracelets every Circler gets when they join the company: that technology already exists, and it's a whole lot sleeker and chicer than the bracelets in the movie, which to me just looked like last-generation Fitbits.
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The pricing is more than a Samsung Galaxy S9, but Apple's kinda got a secret weapon with the iPhone XR, which starts at $749 and comes with a larger 6.1-inch screen, an arguably sleeker design in punchier colors, and a more powerful (in practice) A12 Bionic chip.
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I can appreciate the hardware changes with the Pebble 23, but still prefer the design of the sleeker Pebble Time or Pebble Time Round (both of which run Pebble's Health software, by the way, which means they do all of the same health tracking minus the heart rate sensors).
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In an attempt to update the look and feel of its stores and experiment with new ways of attracting customers, Barnes & Noble has opened three concept stores — in Minnesota, California and New York — that are sleeker and brighter and have full-service restaurants that serve wine and beer.
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It can do most of the same things—the important stuff like play most of the same games and use the same accounts and controls—but there are a few features that have been omitted to make the Lite a bit smaller and sleeker than its larger sibling.
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But Looper was a comparatively big-budget ruckus that served as a calling card for Johnson's role overseeing the upcoming Star Wars: Episode VIII; made with its plot and its heart on its sleeve, Brick is sleeker, smarter, and almost better than it has any right to be.
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Garmin vívosport If a clunky smartwatch just isn't your look, but you want as much functionality as possible packed into the sleeker form factor of a fitness tracker bracelet, Garmin's newest vívosport includes a heart rate sensor, motion and fitness tracking, GPS, vibrating smartphone alerts, and an always-on color touchscreen.
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The vehicle is a little sleeker, with smaller, sharper looking rear lights and more aggressive panel creases over the huge rear haunches; the headlights are multi-LEDs with cut-crystal looking internal surfaces that are supposed to look like an illuminated diamond; and the roofline is just a smidge lower.
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Galaxy Buds and Galaxy WatchAs for non-phone devices, Samsung's Unpacked event could treat us to new Samsung wireless earbuds that for the first time will be slapped with the Galaxy brand name, along with a new Galaxy Sport, which is reportedly a sleeker take on Samsung's current flagship smartwatch.
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Downloaded more than two million times, the husband-and-wife team's original document — now proofread and reworked into a sleeker 26-page version — provides progressives with practical advice, such as the best way to contact a local member of Congress, voice opposition at a town hall and speak with the media.
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Mickelson, 215, has turned himself into a sleeker machine who nosed out a player nearly half his age, Justin Thomas, the defending champion of the P.G.A. Championship, to win a World Golf Championships event in Mexico City in March for his 231rd PGA Tour victory — and his first in four years.
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Without it, the Vapor 2 is still chic but it also looks strikingly similar to the rest of parent company Fossil's lineup—especially the Fossil Q Venture HR. Compared to the Vapor, the Vapor 2 has more streamlined lugs for a sleeker industrial look and comes in two sizes: 41mm and 46mm.
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The Fitbit Charge 2 addresses some of the technical annoyances of its predecessors, and adds a sleeker design, as well as some new features, like a Relax Mode (for chilling out), more granular fitness data (for when you're trying to go HAM), and a better screen (for checking texts from your mom).
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It's now sleeker, faster and more able to adapt to all of the use cases you're throwing at your Mac anyway: the addition of USB-C allows it to work with screens, Face ID makes it frictionless to jump in, and the processors are years ahead of the capabilities of Intel's own.
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Microsoft unveils new Surface, foldable phone, and more Today was Microsoft's turn to show off some new products, and it didn't disappoint: a new Surface X (a thinner, sleeker Surface that runs Windows 10), Surface Earbuds (Microsoft's response to Apple's AirPods), and yes, a new foldable device called the Microsoft Surface Duo.
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Over a third of the galleries featured at Frieze Los Angeles have local spaces, and many, both from here and elsewhere, feature LA-centered programming — at Kordansky's booth, Kathryn Andrews installed work informed by the famed Black Dahlia case (which is fiercer, sleeker, and cooler than the press materials citing it as "LA noir").
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It turns out that what I had liked about anorexia was not my sleeker body; it was the lies I told to my friends and family—when I told my mother I had eaten with friends in town and I felt "really great," or when I "confirmed" with a doctor that my weight was normal.
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Inspired by Columbia's deep-rooted outdoor heritage, and taking notes from the sleeker shoe styles you'd see on city streets, the SH/FT OutDry Mid features a 100% waterproof stretch-knit upper with full-grain leather overlays, the brand's own high-energy-return SH/FT cushioning technology on the midsoles, and rugged rubber outsoles.
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During a visit to Areva's Niamey headquarters — an airy high-rise across the street from the Ministry of Mines, with offices busier and sleeker than the building's sun-baked and aging facade suggested — Serge Martinez, director of the Cominak mine, emphasized to Business Insider that the company is committed to using the uranium industry to improve Niger.
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This time though, Lenovo is going for something that looks a little more mature (and less played-out) by ditching the red-and-black color scheme found on last year's system's for a sleeker, more stealthy black and gray two-toned design, while also upgrading components with a range of 8th-gen Intel CPUs and Nvidia 10-series GPUs.
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The new release is all about a sleeker more modern design for the smart art screen, alongside a new smaller 21.5″ size designed to bring a cheaper entry price (though pricing has oddly not been finalized yet) and some nice size contrast with the 27″ model so people can get all crazy with Instagram-friendly gallery layouts.
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PrettyMuch's first single, "Would You Mind," sounds like a sleeker New Kids on the Block hit through its retro-feeling swing beats, while two of their other songs — "10,21 Hours" and "Open Arms" — pay homage to '27s R&B quartet Shai by lifting their tapestry of harmonies, boosting their appeal to both teen and adult listeners.
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"During the fitting, [Kravitz's] hair was pinned up in a loose topknot, which had a cool look to in relation to the total look, so we decided to do a sleeker, tighter version," Nelms said of the look, which she styled with Sebastian Shaper Plus Extra Hold Hairspray, a few bobby pins and two hair ties.
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Most notably, Target is in the midst of remodeling hundreds of existing stores, which includes a major overhaul to the beauty aisles: fewer shelves, more open fixtures, a counter for a beauty specialist who can help a shopper try on products, and an overall sleeker black and white design that mimics the inside of a Sephora.
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The biggest differences between the previous version and this new one are a sleeker build, a high-resolution display, longer battery life claims, and most notably, the addition of wrist-based heart rate sensors to the Forerunner 35 (you could pair the FR25 with a chest strap, but it didn't have heart rate sensors built in).
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Chris Lee, its chief architect, said he had looked at some 503 stadiums around the world for inspiration and incorporated the best elements he could find into what he labeled the "best" stadium on the planet: an arena supposed to be more modern than Wembley, sleeker than Old Trafford, bigger (crucially) than Arsenal's home at the Emirates.
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But as the devices got sleeker and the flavors more confectionary, their popularity among teens who may never have smoked to begin with skyrocketed, creating what the surgeon general declared an "epidemic": One in five high schoolers and one in 20 middle schoolers vape, as of 2018, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Don's journey over seven seasons of Mad Men is one of a man who wanted with all his might to be a different person — something made literal in the first season, as it was revealed "Don" was a facsimile hiding "Dick Whitman," the scared boy who grew up in a brothel and crafted himself a new, sleeker identity after the Korean War.
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Whether it's reimagining Boston Dynamics' dog robot as a hunter-killer security bot in "Metalhead" or turning online ratings systems into an oppressive society-wide status game in "Nosedive," Charlie Brooker's series has largely suggested that all of our better, faster, sleeker devices are going to give us new ways to oppress and humiliate each other and eventually to destroy ourselves.
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The new version is sleeker and smaller in the right spots: They are more comfortable to wear, since the temple area of the frame, where the camera technology is housed, is about one-third smaller than it was in the first generation (in the photos above, the Spectacles on the left are the 2016 version, while the ones on the right are the 2018 version).
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On paper, the Otto lock sounds as good or better than most other smart lock options — there's no built-in camera, nor an option to use a physical key, which could be a hangup for people who don't want to go all-in on still-nascent tech — but it really does appear to have all the core smart lock components in a smaller, sleeker package than everyone else.
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When: March 1–6 / Wednesday–Monday: 11am–6pm ($103) Where: 4 Times Square (entrance on 43rd Street, Midtown, Manhattan) We don't normally play favorites, but Spring/Break is our favorite Armory Week fair, which is why we feel comfortable expressing our concern that it might lose some of its charm in the move from the endearingly dilapidated Farley Post Office to the sleeker surroundings of a Times Square office tower.
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Like the original, it runs a custom operating system called "pi-topOS: Polaris," which looks to be a little more user friendly than the standard Raspian OS. The new Pi-Top model made other necessary improvements, too: the screen is now a 14-inch, 1080p panel, the design is sleeker, and the trackpad is now sensibly located at the bottom of the keyboard, instead of the baffling placement to the right of it from the first iteration of the device.
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After a police dog-equipped security check at the northwest corner of 72nd street and 2nd Avenue, invited guests glided in by a minute-long escalator ride down to the station's gleaming column-less mezzanine, looking nothing like any of the typical New York subway stations, but recalling instead a sleeker, more human version of a cavernous Washington Metro stop, except gilded and decked out for a party (the florescent lights temporarily replaced by pink and blue spotlights), like no subway station I've ever seen.
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But if you don't mind working with a little electricity, you also might want to consider the sleeker Ring Video Doorbell Pro for $180 at Best Buy (normally $250), which comes with not only the free 3rd-gen Echo Dot but also a free Ring Chime Pro — a device you plug into a power outlet that provides an extra audible doorbell-like chime when someone presses the Ring's button, and can also extend the range of your Wi-Fi to keep it connected if your router isn't quite close enough.
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