For some strange reason the moment we set our eyes on this Project Reveal Black Wrist Watch we found ourselves thinking about the F117A and B2 Spirit stealth aircraft as the watch seems to convey a somewhat secretive ambiance – perhaps simply for rather base reasons such as it being …

Sometimes the last thing you want is for your cell phone to either ring or, if set to silent, start vibrating, especially if you’re in the middle of a board meeting or an interview. However, if you’re expecting an important call sometimes the last thing you want to do is …

Frankly we were in two minds as to whether to post about this particular gadget as, apart from imagery, we can deliver little in the way of either technical specifications or pricing on account of the fact that Art Lebedev have given us nothing to run with apart from imagery. …

Looking like some curious control panel retrieved from a crashed alien spaceship the Beo 5 is certainly one of the most distinctive remote controllers we’ve ever come across and it unequivocally oozes Bang & Olufsen’s daring, inspiring and frankly jaw dropping design style from top to bottom.

Are these the coolest backpacks ever? We think so. It was barely a week ago we featured another of Boblbe’s products, namely the Weatherproof iPod Solar Docking Case, and now, new from Boblbe we have these rather cool, officially licensed strictly limited edition Star Wars themed hard shell backpacks which …

We’ve featured multi Media watches here on TFTS before now but none have offered quite the level of cross functionality boasted by this PMP Multi Media Wrist Watch which will not only play MP4 video files, but also serves as an MP3 player, a digital photo album, a voice recorder, …

If you are one of those people who is never happy unless you’re clinging to the side of a rock face, hiking through a swamp or camping out in the middle of nowhere and you cannot live without your trusty iPod MP3 player then this Boblbee weatherproof iPod solar charging …

The German company Leica is a name steeped in tradition – the first ever practical 35mm was a Leica after all.
The original Leica M3 model was unveiled in 1954 (29 years after the first Leica camera) and was considered, at the time, wholly revolutionary and it would not be an …