Showing posts with label Festival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Festival. Show all posts

Monday, 2 November 2015

@Gammatek brings #iFrogz latest #headphones to #SouthAfrica

Hi Guys,

Sure to be on music lovers’ wish lists this festive season is a set of nifty yet powerful iFrogz headphones made available in South Africa by Gammatek. Gammatek was established in South Africa in 1999 and strives to be the leading distributor of Branded Technology Accessories in Southern Africa. There are three innovative, on the go headphones available from iFrogz: the iFrogz Toxix Plus, iFrogz Luxe Air and iFrogz FreeRein.
iFrogz FreeRein Reflect headphone is the leader of the pack for discerning music enthusiasts. These wireless, Bluetooth enabled headphones deliver up to 13 hours of blissful sound, without bothersome wires. 40mm Drivers ensure a balanced sound that is ideal for any type of music at any volume. The rotational cups allow the wearer to listen comfortably for hours and then neatly fold up for easy portability. The iFrogz FreeRein Reflect comes with a 3.5mm jack for wired connections as well. The built in mic and onboard controls mean that the user can conveniently manage their calls and music. iFrogz FreeRein Reflect headphones are priced at R999.

iFrogz Luxe Air headphones are ultra light and feature rotational speakers that fold in for easy storage. 40mm Drivers deliver solid sound without annoying vibrations while the padded ear cups provide the perfect, comfortable fit. The headphones feature a Storage Clip cable management system, complete with an in-line, single button remote / microphone, to stop cables from getting in the way during activities and offer the convenience of managing calls and music with one button. Sleek and light weight, the iFrogz Luxe Air come in a range of metallic colours. iFrogz Luxe Air headphones are priced at R699.

The latest iFrogz earphone is the Ear Pollution Toxix Plus Earphone. These fashionable audio headphones feature a built in mic to allow the wearer to easily manage their music and voice calls. These iFrogz earphones feature a booming 30mm driver whichdelivers pounding bass and robust stereo sound. The built in mic is located on a flat, 1.2 metre, tangle-resistant cable for easy access. The cable ends in an angled jack that helps prevent accidental dislocation from media devices. The Ear Pollution Toxix Plus earphones are lightweight for utmost comfort and come in a range of modern metallic, ultra glossy colours, priced at R299. I  bought the previous version of Ear Pollution last year at sale from GAME store for R112 and it's simply amazing headphones at that price range with good sound quality.


These must-have iFrogz earphones are available at leading retail outlets. For information on your nearest stockist please contact Gammatek on 011-201 0800. The company also distributes products that offer an added value proposition in terms of brand value and range and is currently the sole distributors of Body Glove, Boostcase, Cookoo, Cogito, Dotz, Element Case, Fitbug, Golla, Happy Plugs, iFrogz, Jarre technologies, Luci, MyKronoz, Mpowered, Native Union, Nitho, Ozaki, Plantronics, Ridata, Speck, Photofast Iflashdrive, SMS Audio, Snug, Swiss Mobility, Tiesto, Tylt , Unplug, Wicked, White Diamonds and Zagg. For more information on Gammatek’s product range please visit www.gammatek.co.za or follow them on Twitter @gammatek and Facebook.

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Sunday, 20 September 2015

@CapitecBankSA brings even more colour to #CapitecColorRun in #Jozi

Hi Guys,

Capitec Bank, headline sponsor of The Color Run in South Africa, has announced that it will add even more colour to the festivities in Johannesburg on 20th September this year. To spread happiness throughout the city, well-known local artist Crystal Birch has been commissioned to create a giant, colourful Macau parrot at the entrance to the Neighbourgoods Market in, Braamfontein.
Jozi residents have been eagerly awaiting the ‘happiest 5km on the planet’, which will take place from Roosevelt High School near Emmarentia Dam. The Color Run is an un-timed race in which thousands of participants, or ‘Color Runners’, are doused from head to toe in different colours at each kilometre.

“Capitec Bank, like The Color Run, believes in health, happiness, individuality, freedom of expression, living life in technicolour, having fun and being YOU,” says Charl Nel, head of communications at Capitec Bank. “At Capitec Bank we encourage equality and respect of different individuals, which is why we have one banking solution & service offering that every client is able to access.”
He says that, to add a fun element and bring some colour to a grey space in Johannesburg, Birch will create a series of small Macau Parrots, using a style called ‘wheat paste,’ leading you to the entrance of the market where the large parrot will be revealed. One wing of the parrot will arch across the archway, across to the opposite wall in colourful strips of colour.

Birch started working on her installation on 8th September and completed it on the 11th September. Throughout both weeks, Jozi residents were invited to talk about and share the artwork and its progress on social media using the hashtag #CapitecColorRun.
Says the artist: “I chose the parrot as it is my alter-ego, a free-flying bird. And it is colourful and loud! I would like a giant, bright, free bird to fly in the concrete jungle of Jozi, representing freedom and a bold self. The colourful wings of the Macau should inspire people to break free and express themselves. Visitors to the market will see a parrot spiral above them like a rainbow of WOW,” she says. Check out this time-lapse video:  http://we.tl/mfkaeHETv9
 
Tickets for The Color Run are available online at www.thecolorrun.co.za and on
Facebook. Individual ticket prices are R245 and R220 for groups of four or more.

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Saturday, 11 July 2015

Photo Review - Baisakhi Mela #Johannesburg #SouthAfrica

Hi Guys,

Indian Community in Johannesburg keeps on celebrating different cultural and religious festivals from time to time and here are some snapshots from one of the event.



SLAMFusion with DJ
 

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Sunday, 19 October 2014

Indiblogger Pepsico #GharWaliDiwali - Diwali with Ghar Wali

Hi Guys,

Diwali is a festival of lights and is the main festival for Hindus in India and people living around the world. I always loved this festival and always look forward to the same since my childhood. From the last many years, due to the job at onsite, I have been missing the celebrations of this fun time. Last year, I had to travel to Johannesburg a night before Diwali. Last year, I had no friends and car here and spent my whole day of Diwali all alone. I didn't had a phone or internet also to call my friends and family. This year also I am here in Johannesburg and will be celebrating the festival all alone but unlike last time, I have access to all the internet and mobile as well as my own vehicles to see the temples etc. 

Diwali with Ghar Wali is the story about the first Diwali we celebrated after I got married way back in 2008. My brother visited us from America and bought us a 32" LED TV on the occasion along with a PS2. We spent a lot of time watching movies and playing games on the TV before the day to travel to our native place in Sirsa from Gurgaon. My brother also bought a Leg massager for mom & dad to take care of their tired feet. Diwali is always an occasion to buy some new stuff and great clothes. The shops are flooded with new things and people do save to buy the Diwali celebration Deals. 

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That Diwali we reached our home town around afternoon with some great food prepared by mom. We also enjoyed some great time till it's time for evening tea and to discuss what to do for Diwali this year around. Dad always has some plans to take all of us to our religious Gurus every time we are together for their blessings and good luck.
It was time to meet some relatives and plan to buy firecrackers from some store in a remote area outside town. We spent a lot of money grabbing the best firecrackers in store. My wife and mother were busy decorating the house with flowers and other stuff. I was sent early in the morning to fetch 3 kgs of flowers along with roses for the decoration. The lights were also decorated on the roof walls by the electrician and I took care of the other lights for inside the house. 

We bought some good gifts to give them to relatives and visited each of them. Every time you visit any relative during Diwali festival, you get to eat a lot of stuff. We were fully stuffed with food, dry fruits, home made desserts, chat and tea/coffee. Finally the day arrived and relatives started visiting our house and we enjoyed serving them as they served us with love and care. 

It was the time to light the Diya's and take some blessings from Lord Almightly. It was the time to be grateful for everything we had and all the things we will have in our future. It was the time to celebrate the togetherness of family. 

My brother and me were waiting for all the prayers and everything to end so that we could start on firecrackers. We called all our relatives to a common place to lit the firecrackers. We had some great time of fun and laughter together. It did caused a lot of sound & air pollution and I thought that I will discontinue the use of firecrackers or at least will minimize the same from next year.


Looking forward to have an awesome festival time this year around too and wishing everyone the same. I wish all of you gets health, wealth and prosperity on this festival of lights. May light of hope enters every human being and World achieves Peace. 

Cheers!!!

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