3 days agoLatest NewsComments Off on Heidi Klum tends to her garden in just a nude thong bikini and gives fans a glimpse of new puppy
STUNNING model Heidi Klum has tended to her garden in just a nude thong bikini while giving fans a glimpse of her new puppy.
Taking to social media, the 52-year-old starlet could be seen frolicking around her garden with a huge hose.
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Instagram/heidiklumShe even held a hose between her legs[/caption]
Instagram/heidiklumShe was tending to her garden in the video clip[/caption]
Instagram/heidiklumHeidi’s toned figure was on full display[/caption]
Instagram/heidiklumShe looked sensational in the video[/caption]
Spraying the water from between her legs, Heidi put on a rather raunchy display as she rocked only a nude-colored thong and matching bra.
Writhing around and wriggling her body, Heidi’s toned figure was on full display in the sultry clip.
Zooming in on her abs and thin frame, Heidi twerked and wriggled as she beamed and grinned.
Panning the camera around, Heidi then showed off her new puppy who could be seen wagging its tail and sticking its tongue out.
Heidi then moved the camera back around so she was filling the frame once again.
TENDING TO HER GARDEN
Holding the huge hose between her legs, Heidi squirted the water from the hose as she carried out her gardening chores.
In the completely unrelated caption, she asked: “Did you know that I have hazel eyes?”
This comes after Heidi enjoyed a sun-soaked vacation with her husband.
Heidi was seen showing off her figure in a bikini while inFranceduring theCannes Film Festival.
Accompanied by hubby Tom Kaulitz, the pair looked simply smitten in all of the posts they shared.
In one video, Tom rubbed sunscreen on his wife’s bottom as she gushed: “lucky me!”
In another snapshot from their trip, Heidi could be seen smiling at a table with her husband sitting across from her.
Drinking a glass of white wine each, the couple looked smitten as they smiled at one another and then at the camera.
And a different clip from their vacation saw them looking even more loved up as they gazed into each other’s eyes before smooching.
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Instagram/heidiklumShe wore the tiniest string thong and bra in existence[/caption]
‘FINALLY FOUND THE ONE’
Speaking about Tom in an interview in 2022, Heidi gushed that she had “finally found the one” in her husband.
“I just know him so well. We just gel really well,” Heidi spilled in an interview with E! News.
“I just feel like, ‘Finally, I found the one.’ So far so good. I hope it stays that way.”
And in 2024 she even lifted the lid on their sex life.
Speaking about their “bedroom sports”, Heidi told The Sunday Times: “Sport en chambre is my favorite exercise — it sounds better in French.
“I have a younger husband,” she gushed.
She also revealed how the Tokio Hotel guitarist is “very good” and she even called her husband “my match”.
Instagram/heidiklumShe recently soaked up the sun in Cannes with her husband Tom[/caption]
3 days agoLatest NewsComments Off on Drivers warned to remove all gadgets from their cars this weekend or risk losing £1,000s
BRITS need to take extra care with their gadgets this weekend – and definitely don’t leave any in your car.
All motorists risk a costly bill alongside a tech headache if they make a common mistake.
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This weekend will see hot weather all weekend across the UK – and that’s bad news for your expensive gadgets.
It turns out that heat doesn’t just make your gadgets run more slowly and shut them down, but causes permanent damage too.
In fact, too much heat can permanently shorten the battery life of your phones, tablets, laptops, and even wireless headphones.
And one of the worst things you can do is leave them in your car, where temperatures can quickly rise to damaging levels.
OFFICIAL APPLE WARNING
Most rechargeable gadgets that you have at home or in your car use lithium-ion batteries.
These batteries degrade over time as you use them – leading to shorter battery life (and in some cases, slower performance as your device tries to protect the battery).
When your iPhone gets too cold or hot, the battery struggles to perform effectively, which can lead to problems and even total shut-downs.
But with heat, you also risk causing permanent damage to the battery cell.
An official Apple warning explains: “Use iOS and iPadOS devices where the ambient temperature is between 0º and 35ºC (32º to 95ºF).
“Low- or high-temperature conditions may cause your device to change its behaviour to regulate its temperature.
“Using an iOS or iPadOS device in very hot conditions can permanently shorten battery life.”
It’s not likely to break 35C this weekend, but you’re still at risk.
That’s because your car temperature can go well above the outside temperature.
So if you’re leaving your phone in your car while you’re swimming at the beach, that’s a big mistake.
UnsplashBe very wary if you’re driving anywhere this weekend[/caption]
And the same goes for tablets, laptops, and your Apple AirPods too. You’re looking at gadgets worth thousands of pounds.
“Store your device where the temperature is between -20º and 45ºC (-4º to 113ºF),” Apple warns.
“Don’t leave your device in your car because temperatures in parked cars can exceed this range.”
Apple says you must always avoid “leaving your device in a car on a hot day” – and certainly don’t let it linger in direct sunlight.
Why does heat damage batteries?
Here's what you need to know...
Hot temperatures can cause permanent damage to batteries
That’s because batteries contain fluids, and work through chemical reactions
When heat is applied to a battery, the fluid inside starts to evaporate
This damages the internal structure of the battery
Components like the voltage indicator can be affected by heat
This can allow batteries to charge at too high a rate, which can lead to a loss of electrolytes
This can reduce battery life over time
As batteries heat up, chemical reactions inside will also occur faster
Excessive chemical reactions can reduce long-term battery life
Similarly, you want to avoid using your iPhone for navigation in a car when it’s very hot or in direct sunlight too, unless you’ve got air conditioning.
If your iPhone gets too hot, you might notice some of these changes:
Charging slows or stops
Display dims brightness or goes totally black
Signal gets worse as mobile radio in phone enters low-power state
Camera flash disables
Apps have lower frame rate or longer loading times
At this point, you’ll need to make sure you get your iPhone to somewhere cool as soon as possible to avoid permanent damage.
In extremely high-temperature situations where you leave gadgets in direct sunlight, there’s even a fire risk – and that could result in staggeringly huge bills.
HOW TO FIX YOUR IPHONE BATTERY
If your iPhone does get serious heat damage, the battery will degrade.
And if that happens too often, you’ll find yourself with a worn down battery on a phone that holds increasingly less charge.
You can check your phone’s battery capacity compared to when it was new by going into Settings > Batter > Battery Health.
The SunYou can check your iPhone’s battery health at any time in the Settings app[/caption]
Normally you’d expect to hit 80% at around 500 charge cycles (charging up and down), which typically takes a person about two years.
So if yours is well below that, you’ll want to take action or you’ll be constantly stuck looking for a charger – and your phone may run more slowly too.
One option is to just replace the device entirely, but this is very costly.
