July’s hottest tech trends.

Before long our entire world will be operated by an app, keep in the know with these fresh and fun events 

Comic-Con
Comic-Con Internationalfirst began in San Diego in 1970 when a group of comics, movie, and science fiction fans banded together to put on the first comic book convention in southern California. Over the years, Comic-Con has become the global focal point for comicconventions. Taking place from 18-21 July this year, the event continues to offer the complete convention experience: a giant Exhibit Hall (topping over 460,000 square fee); a massive programming schedule with close to 700 separate events, featuring all aspects of comics and comic books, including hands-on workshops and educational and academic programming; anime and film screenings, including a separate film festival; games; a masquerade costume competition with prizes and trophies; an autograph area; an art show; and portfolio reviews, bringing together aspiring artists with major companies.
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London Film and Comic-Con
London Film and Comic-Con will be taking over the entirety of the Olympia London this July from the 26^thto the 28^th. The colourful event promises to bring leading stars from TV, film and comics, as well as putting  on a host of fun activities; including photo shoots, panel discussions, autograph sessions and hundreds of stalls full of TV and film memorabilia available for browsing. 

Harley-Davidson LiveWire Motorcycle release 
Harley-Davidson made waves last year when it previewed its all-electric motorcycle, called the LiveWire at CES- the world’s gathering place for all those who thrive on the business of consumer technologies. A place for entrepreneurs and innovators to cut their teeth, CES proved the ideal grounds to launch the product. The new motorcycle will be available to consumers from August 2019, with a base price of $29,799. This ultra-quiet, environmentally friendly bike taps into a new demographic of motorcycle riders, one that appreciates the purr of a clean-running machin. It isn’t manual either, meaning no clutch or gear-shifting to accelerate. This is the simply the beginning in a new generation of bikes.