Some People Excel At Love On Tour Outfits And Some Don't - Which One Are You?

I'm happily removing this app, switching back to my favorite LG phone and patting myself on the back for not being an obsessive celebrity stalker. I expected celebrity cameos and selfies on private jets, but the LeBron app is more about video from recent games and behind-the-scenes photos of James at Samsung photo shoots. That means no links for buying LeBron's sneakers or anything like that -- it's just perfect photo after perfect photo. It’s 100 percent cashmere so it looks and feels like a million bucks, and it’s a perfect over-sized item for traveling. His tour fashion has been nothing short of perfect so far. Speaking to Oprah Daily, Oprah explained how this coordinated fashion moment came to be-and how it very nearly didn't happen. Forget the Met Gala -- Harry Styles’s concerts are a whole fashion event in their own right. If you pay more attention to J-Hope’s fashion and style, you will be able to figure out that J-Hope is totally in love with his bomber jacket. Since Mobvoi is an AI company that focuses on voice-recognition software, the voice assistant on its smartwatch is supposed to be more powerful than (or at least comparable to) others.

But now might be a good time to get to know the company. You probably haven't heard of Mobvoi, the Chinese company that helped Google circumvent some blocked services to bring Android Wear to China. Like Siri, Tico was able to pull up weather forecasts, nearby restaurants (via Yelp) and Google results. Also like some other devices, the Peak is water-resistant in up to 50 meters of pressure -- a rating known as "5 ATM." So, you can safely swim and shower with it, but you'll want to be careful about surfing or any other water sport where wipeouts are possible. The LeBron app does serve up some amusing stuff -- you can pretty much eat vicariously through it, considering how many amazing photos of breakfast you'll see -- but it's basically a publicist in app form. The upside is that the app looks fantastic, especially compared to the official Miami Heat application with its omnipresent, pixelated TigerDirect ads. I spent this past week, in which the Heat handily defeated the Brooklyn Nets, checking this app several times a day.

It's not like I need to suffer major withdrawals, though; Samsung has an exclusive LeBron app with original content to keep Galaxy phone users attuned to his every move and outfit change. Plenty has been said about Blizzard's slow content updates for World of Warcraft, but WoW fans can at least bide their time with a pretty good idea of what they can expect to see coming down the pipeline. Gestures are familiar: Swiping down on the face brings down a Wear-like quick settings menu while sliding up shows the Notifications hub. The nurse appeared makeup-free and wore her long, brunette hair down around her face, along with a pair of sunglasses. The look, tied together with a pair of classic black suspenders, racked up 4.7 likes on Instagram. Instead of jeans, opt for a fun pair of printed leggings. Just because. There's no real point -- for the user, at least -- other than to look at pretty things and appreciate how awesome this guy's life is. To me, the biggest selling point of the Ticwatch is its promised compatibility with all Android Wear apps. Your watch apps are a left-swipe away while hiding in the left of the watch face is the voice-control page.

With a user-friendly activity-tracking interface, compatibility with a ton of apps and the powerful Assistant baked in, Google's wearable platform is useful for those looking for convenience who don't need a lot of frills. This wearable differs from typical smartwatches in a couple of ways. But I was pleasantly surprised by how well a lot of the little things worked. Although I found myself swiping on the screen more often than "tickling," having this alternate method of scrolling could let developers program swipes for other things. Mobvoi calls this side strip the "Tickle," which, apart from making me giggle, also lets you scroll through menus and notifications and control music playback volume as well as magnify maps on the screen. The Miranda Sings Twitter account even replied to the stylist's post as well as reply to fans comments on the striking similarities. There's also no option to share posts on Twitter or Facebook, so it's not intended to be a social experience.