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Master Lock recently unveiled a little treasure for your locker named the 1500eDBX Electronic Padlock. Made for internal use only (as it cannot get wet), it features a directional interface allowing to personalize your code (…)

After disrupting the market and finding a whole new purpose for the iPod Nano with TikTok and LunaTik, Chicago-based designer Scott Wilson brings us TakTik, a premium protection case for iPhone built for the (…)

A nice series of artworks by Connecticut-based artist Kevin Van Aelst who recreated his fingerprints using various common objects such as mustard, cassette tape, yard and more. “This work is about creating order where we (…)

The InCOG Multitool is an ingenious bike tool system created by Toronto-based designer Joshua Brassé who is currently working at Futurenvy. It keeps your tools hidden on your bike to guard you against thieves (…)

The Nike Air Yeezy II is the second collaboration between Nike and Kanye West. This highly anticipated sneaker blends technology and aesthetics with such features as anaconda-textured leather panels, a reptilian-inspired molded rear, an engineered strap with scaled (…)

Recently added to the AdiPure line from Adidas, the Adapt model is made with very little sole to connect the user to the ground to force him/her to run on the mid or forefoot for a more natural (…)

Vela is a sublime cycle trainer designed by Lunar Europe’s Munich office with home setting in mind. It discreetly incorporates pedals, handlebars, seat and integrates colour-coded light projections to guide the user and create an (…)

Designed by Munich-based studio Design Affairs, FYLM is an ingenious foldable speaker which flattens thanks to the use of a 0.25mm thick film that is light and flexible. It will fit in your pocket, (…)

Copenhagen Parts is a young Danish design company established in 2009 which develops products that improve the bicycle experience. Their latest product, Bike Light, answers the needs of urbanites looking for good and well designed lights (…)

Designed by Brooklyn-based studio Nonlinear, Amplifiear is a clever sound amplification device for the iPad. It simply clips onto the back of your ipad to redirect the sound coming from the built-in speakers. It (…)