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Посетите профиль Пинера Marina в Pinterest. The Rolex company was founded by Hans Wilsdorf in London in 1905. At the age of 24 Hans was dreaming of a watch worn on the wrist. He foresaw that men's watches could become not only elegant, but also reliable. Wilsdorf wanted his watches to bear a name that was short, easy to say and remember in any language - t he Rolex official name was first introduced in 1908. Though nowadays the brand is primarily famous for it's men's watches models - for promotional purposes, Wilsdorf granted a woman - Miss Mercedes Gleitze - one of the earliest Rolex Oysters to wear during her historical swim across the English Channel back on October 7, 1927. The ''Vienna Herald'' newspaper wrote later on: ''an event almost as significant as the time a woman swam most of the English Channel with a waterproof watch on." Today, Rolex supports more than 150 sports&cultural events all over the world

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1. Chrome Most of you will have come to know Google's Chrome browser by now, especially since most manufacturers ship their phones with the app included by default. But to say that the design of Chrome is anything close to a defining point would be completely wrong -- it's fairly pleasant to use and speedy, but nothing really sets it apart in terms of its UI. Thankfully, this typical of Google approach also means that the browser is, honestly, completely problem-free. It does not lag when navigating pages or the interface. Panning, zooming, all of that is also done without a hitch, regardless if you're browsing an image-heavy page, or not (to the extent that your hardware can keep up, of course). None of that, however, gives Chrome a character -- you get the feeling that you're operating a tool, and that's not necessarily the case with the rest of apps on this list. 2. Firefox Some of the browsers we'll talk about today ar

1. SunSpider Developed by Apple back in 2007, SunSpider remains part of the standard suite of benchmarks that many perform when it comes to browsers. In case you're wondering, SunSpider is pretty much exclusively focused on a browser's ability to execute JavaScript code. Already, some of you will remember what we said about Puffin, and users of the browser will smile. Indeed, the only reason Puffin is on the list of best browsers happens to be its unparalleled speed. Puffin achieves that by leveraging cloud computing. In other words, a very powerful computer, far away from you, does all the heavy work, while Puffin simply serves you the resulting page. As for the rest, we're happy to see newcomers to the field managing such great results, and even pushing Google's Chrome down the ladder. Impressive stuff. * lower is better 2. Mozilla Kraken Alike to SunSpider, Mozilla's (yes, that Mozilla) Kraken attempts to measure JavaScript code-cr

Venture capital firm Truffle Capital releases the 9th Truffle 100 Europe list-- the ranking of the top 100 European software vendors (ISVs), a collaboration with analysts CXP and IDC, and Essec Business School. The top 5 remains unchanged from 2013 , and is occupied by SAP, Dassault Systeme, Sage, Hexagon and Wincor Nixdorf. As a result the top 3 European nations also remain the same, being Germany, the UK and France. The top 5 account for 53% of total European sales and profits, a sign of lasting industry concentration. The Truffle 100 also serves as a gauge on the health of the industry-- as such it marks a return to profitability in the continent, as profits are up by 8%. It also points out an improvement in financial strength with 50 companies reporting revenues over €200 million (a 19% increase over the 2013 ranking) while 67 companies have turnovers worth over €100m. However the year also sees "sharp" declines in revenue growth (2.7%), while

Each year, Google releases a list of the topics we’ve collectively searched for the most over the past 12 months. Each year, I try and see how many I can guess beforehand. This year, I got about half. How many can you get? [Pro tip: remember, people generally search for depressing/scary stuff more than pretty much anything else.] Google released two lists this year — one for US search trends, and one for worldwide search trends. The lists are mostly the same, with just a few differences. US Trending Searches: Robin Williams World Cup Ebola Malaysia Airlines Flappy Bird ALS Ice Bucket Challenge ISIS Ferguson Frozen Ukraine Global Trending Searches: Robin Williams World Cup Ebola Malaysia Airlines ALS Ice Bucket Challenge Flappy Bird Conchita Wurst ISIS Frozen Sochi Olympics The two lists are strikingly similar, save for the g