EPIC FAIL! Guy gets the first iPhone 6 in Australia, Immediately Drops It

Remember to keep calm especially when something fragile is in line - this Aussie dude learned it the harsh way when he bought his brand new iPhone 6 this morning. 

This is not really the first iPhone 6 drop test, but more likely it can be (accidentally). 

Jack Cooksey, a young man in Perth, Australia, was known to be the first customer of the store sold the first ever iPhone 6 in the country. 

A live interview of him was conducted by a morning television show and asked him to open the box and show his new iPhone 6 on the live national television, but things went wrong as he got a little nervous. 

Check out what happened: 

source: YouTube

“Luckily it’s covered in plastic, so it’s fine," Cooksey told Perth Now. 

So guys, do not try this if you're going to buy the new iPhone 6 in your own local Apple Store. Just to be safe, unseal the package while lying on your bed. 

This Engagement Ring Box Will Change Proposals Forever

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Justina BakutytePosted September 08, 2014 08:22 EST

Shut up and take our money!

For men (and women) who are nervous about getting down on one knee, they now have one less issue to worry about: hiding the ring.

Vancouver-based designer Andrew Zo probably had pre-proposal worries in mind when he got the eurekamoment and created the Clifton, an engagement ring case that conspicuously fits in your pocket. The Clifton is leather-bound, totally flat and works based on a pop-up mechanism which looks nothing like those bulky ring boxes we are all used to see.

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"The discreet design allows the case to be easily hidden without showing much profile. At approximately 1cm thick, Clifton presents the ring with a delightful flower blooming effect when opened, enchanting the moment," writes Zo on his website.

Zo told the Global News that his idea solidified during his studies at the Emily Carr University of Art three years ago. After speaking with his married friend, who said that the most nerve-wrecking part in proposing is hiding the ring box, Zo decided to take a shot at designing a hassle-free ring case prototype.

Andrew Zo

It was first launched it 2011 under the name Packed Engagement Ring and renamed Clifton in 2014. Since his ring has gone viral on Reddit, Zo says he was overwhelmed by requests and stopped taking orders. Now you can sign up for a Clifton newsletter as Zo will start taking orders by October. The ring box price starts at $90.

Andrew Zo

Apparently people were so psyched for the revolutionary design, some attempted to make it themselves.

source: anonymous

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20 Incredible Photo Manipulations Between Reality And Imagination

A very creative Swedish photographer and Photoshop artist Erik Johansson, who is now based in Berlin, has become a talk of the town because of his amazing photos.

He is not a typical photographer who just takes pictures but giving them some kind of a twist like this one. This is just one of his Photoshop creations in his file.

Johansson applies different techniques and procedures to make his photos have those natural and supernatural elements on them. This what makes his photos different and unusual. They look real and alive and you may wonder how he did it.

The talented photographer never had any seminar or study on the said craft. It all began when he learned Photoshop on the internet and gained mastery of it. He displays a high level of skill on photo manipulation and digital retouch. He just learned everything for fun while studying at a university taking up an Engineering course.