Hasta La Gadget!

The old has gone, the new has come. Somehow, there are times in life when the new does not really make all that much sense at all since it has brought about more spills as opposed to thrills. The upcoming BlackBerry Classic comes in a design that is touted to make fans of the older BlackBerry models return to this brand where their smartphone of choice is concerned, and it has been available for pre-order over in the US and Canada ever since November rolled around, with shipping of this classic device tipped to happen some time on December 17.

However, BlackBerry has listed only the black version of the smartphone over on its official website. N4BB has managed to come up with a render that does point to a white variant, although nothing official has been announced to mention whether the white version of the BlackBerry Classic will roll out simultaneously alongside the black colored handset. Regardless, we do not expect the white BlackBerry Classic to fetch insane prices on eBay ala 20th Anniversary PlayStation 4 edition, which points to an unlocked price of $449 a pop.

Just to recap, the BlackBerry Classic will feature a full QWERTY keyboard, a square 3.5” display at 720 x 720 pixels resolution, LTE connectivity, an 8MP camera at the back, a 2MP front-facing camera, 2GB RAM, a dual-core Snapdragon 1.5GHz processor, and 16GB of internal memory, with BlackBerry 10 OS running proceedings from within.

BlackBerry Classic Said To Come In White Shade As Well

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Watch famed British chef Marco Pierre White—perhaps the first celebrity chef ever, the youngest to win three Michelin stars, and teacher of Gordon Ramsey, among many other accomplishments—teach you how to chop an onion in the finest way possible. It is simple method—good to learn if you haven’t yet.

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Texting and driving might be bad, but have you ever tried riding a bike through traffic, whilst trying to read Google Maps and texting your girlfriend? You’ll probably end up with a wing mirror in the kidneys, if you’re lucky. Thankfully, Kickstarter is On The Case.

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If you have ever looked at a Lamborghini gliding past you wistfully, wishing that you had the financial means to be able to afford one of these bad boys, perhaps it is time to actually reconsider – after all, you need not purchase a Lamborghini that has four wheels, right? Enter the Tonino Lamborghini 88 Tauri that we mentioned some time ago, where this is an Android-powered device that ups the ante when it comes to luxury handsets.

The Tonino Lamborghini 88 Tauri will boast of a 5” 1080p display alongside an oleophobic (which translates to smudge-free coating over the Gorilla Glass 3 layer, accompanied by a 10-point touch panel, a quad-core 2.3GHz Snapdragon 801 processor, 3GB RAM, a 20MP camera at the back with a dual LED flash, an 8MP shooter in front, and a 3,400mAh battery, all of it running on Android 4.4.4 KitKat as the mobile operating system of choice.

It will feature LTE connectivity as well as being able to handle a couple of SIM cards, which means you can keep your personal and professional lives separate if you so desire. Would you be willing to fork out $6,000 for this bad boy? There will be an extremely limited number of units available at 1947 – are you ready to bring one home?

Tonino Lamborghini 88 Tauri Goes Official

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Walgreens is pulling a Hanukkah wrapping paper from its stores after one shopper noticed a disturbing symbol hidden in the blue-and-silver pattern.

“We were wandering around the store and saw the wrapping paper and I looked at it and said, ‘These are swastikas,’ and I just blew it. I didn’t know what to do,” Cheryl Shapiro told the Los Angeles Daily News. “I called my rabbi. It was four in the afternoon but it was still Shabbat so he wouldn’t pick up the phone.”

The 63-year-old grandmother told NBC Los Angeles that she went to the manager of the store to complain about the Nazi symbol.

“I told them I wanted this taken off the shelves immediately — not just your store, but national,” Shapiro told the station. “I was really putting my foot down because I was appalled by this.”

NBC said they found the wrapping paper in at least one other area Walgreens.

However, the chain says it’s now pulling the paper from all of its stores.

“We have implemented a process to prevent the product from being sold at the register as we remove the item from our stores,” Walgreens spokesman Phil Caruso told The Huffington Post.

(Emily Cohn contributed to this report.)