GGMM’s Retro M-Freedom Wi-Fi Speaker Looks Like a Blast From the Past

The heavy-duty M-Freedom digital speaker has a retro radio look to it, mostly thanks to the lone dial on the top. The simple design is encased in leather and has a brushed metal front panel that the 30w carbon fiber speakers sit in. With a range of 100 meters, the gadget is able to switch between up to 16 different devices without having to log in and out and sounds pretty great for being so small.

Ghosts, Intruders, Clogged Pipes, Oh My!: Seek Thermal Helps You Find Them All

Just in time for ghost-hunting season (because what else would you use it for?), Seek Thermal is a neat sensor for your smartphone. Most objects give off heat and thermal cameras like this capture that radiation even in the absence of visible light.

Pocket-Sized Slow Motion Camera Promises to Capture Every Detail

We’ve all seen those dramatic, slow-motion scenes—a couple running to lovingly embrace on the beach, a punch being thrown in a bar fight, Fabio’s hair blowing in the wind—and we've all probably daydreamed a few moments of our real life as if it happened in slow-mo. Well, now we can actually capture those real moments with this fps1000 high-speed camera. 

The AI Nixie Clock Will Look Perfect Next to Your Vintage Typewriter & Record Player

Original Nixie displays (first introduced in 1955), might have been replaced by the modern seven-segment LED, but American Innovative is bringing them back in dazzling fashion. The AI Nixie Clock combines vintage design with modern technology, including configurable time and date formatting options and animated transitions like fade, twinkle, marquees, curtain, and shuffles. 

Make Any Brand Sound Amazing With the McIntosh MHA100 Headphone Amplifier

Having a great pair of headphones is one thing, but getting a dedicated headphone amplifier is another thing entirely. The MHA100 is the very first amplifier of its kind from McIntosh and gives four digital inputs that allows the gadget to decode music at up to 32 bits and 192kHz for maximum enjoyment and quality. 

Apple #Bendgate: No, That’s Not an iPhone 6 Plus Feature

We were just as jazzed as the next person to hear Apple announce the iPhone 6, 6 Plus and Apple Watch, but it looks like the Apple 6 Plus couldn't handle the pressure (literally). Several new reports are making it clear that Apple might have skimped on everyday wear-and-tear testing with their super skinny new release. Apparently, many of the lucky fans to have already picked up the new smartphone are pulling it out of their pockets to find the frame bent.

Safely Store & Access Your Bitcoins With the BitStash

Bitcoin transactions aren’t exactly the status-quo and we’re not surprised. As cool as crypto-currency sounds, it’s matched by its complexity—if I’m paying with a digital currency, I want to make sure I’m not susceptible to digital hacking. It’s not too much to ask for right? Well, BitStash is here to make it easier to stash and use your Bitcoin “cash.”

Does the Roomba Stand a Chance Against the Robotic Dyson 360 Eye?

If we were to say a Dyson sucked, it wouldn’t be an insult, it would be a compliment. Known for revolutionizing vacuuming technology, Dyson has done it again with the design of a reliable and pretty powerful vacuum that’ll suck all on its own, making your life a little easier and a little less…well, sucky. Similar to a Roomba, but backed with the power of Dyson, the not-even-available-yet Dyson 360 Eye will do more than push around dirt and entertain the cat.

Porsche Design & Blackberry Collaborate on a New Phone That Will Make You Look Extra Special

Not to be outdone by the slew of Apple announcements this month, BlackBerry teamed up with Porsche Design to create the new, sleek and stylish P’9983. Like the exclusivity involved with owning a luxury car, the Porsche Design BlackBerry comes with several special features to set owners apart from other BlackBerry users.

DODOcase Opens Pre-Orders For New Apple Watch Charging Stand

DODOcase is on the job, already offering an Apple Watch Charging Stand for the upcoming gadget. While the stand won't be shipped until 2015, to coincide with the watch's launch, you can preorder it and save your spot in line by making a $5 deposit right now, which will go towards the final price that will be between $60 and $80.