The Joey Roth Ceramic Speakers make the most of just a handful of materials as the natural beauty of them such as porcelain, cork and Baltic birch makes for a stunning set of speakers. Custom-made drivers ensure that the full range of dynamic sound can be captured and will make for new listening experiences even with old tracks. They are available for direct order via Joey Roth's online store. [Watch The Video]

The Lowdi is the smallest wireless speaker on the open market, coming in a significantly reduced size than its major competitor the Jawbone Jambox. Featuring two built-in 3-watt speakers with an output of 80 decibels at 0.5m, the speaker has integrated functionality to use your phone hands-free and a battery that can be easily charged via the USB port of your computer. The Lowdi Bluetooth Wireless Speaker is now available for pre-order for €99 EUR (approximately $130 USD) and is also available to test run for a free 30-day trial.

Anyone who's spent long hours out in the cold can tell you that while your hands, face, arms, and legs can get cold, nothing will send you reeling for the warmth of an indoor shelter faster than cold feet. ThermaCell Heated Insoles ($120-$200) are designed to prevent this by heating your boots/shoes from the inside out. Powered by rechargeable lithium polymer batteries embedded in the insoles, they're controlled via a remote that offers off, medium (100º), and high (110º) settings.

Ever try holding your iPad funny at one end so you could aim the sound back at you? Us too. That's why they're making the Ora iPad Sound System ($150). Designed by a team that has created products for the likes of TDK, Intel, Vizio, and Nike, the aluminum case/stand packs eight front-spacing speakers (tuned by the former engineer lead of Bose) into the space surrounding the screen, giving you a far more immersive sound experience than you're used to from your tablet. Of course, it's louder, too, but you might not even notice when you're getting blown away by audio from apps you used to consider "tinny". We backed the Kickstarter project.

Don't try to hide your addiction to singing in the shower — embrace it with the Kohler Moxie Speaker Showerhead ($200). This clever piece of bathroom hardware embeds a speaker in the middle of a full-spray showerhead. And not just any speaker — a Bluetooth-compatible speaker that lets you recharge it on the counter, snap it back into the showerhead using the embedded magnets, and play music wirelessly from your phone or tablet. Just don't forget to clean yourself up while you're at it.

Omote 3D takes the concept of a photo booth one step further. Instead of taking a simple picture of yourself, the new technology created 3D figurines of its subjects. The figurines can be purchased in three different sizes and certainly make for a rather unique present. Even streetwear godfather Hiroshi Fujiwara has tried out the new system already, as you can see here above.Watch the video here below to see how it actually works. Enjoy.

Apple's latest product release is always a hot commodity— a fact that certainly isn't lost on the bandits and black marketeers of the world. The company was the victim of a large scale heist at JFK Airport in New York this week, where two men absconded with multiple crates containing approximately $1.5 million worth of iPad Minis.The crooks struck a cargo building at the airport shortly before midnight, using an on-site forklift to load two pallets full of iPad Minis onto a truck, The New York Post reports. [Read More]

Winter is coming and nothing is worse than wearing your favorite gloves and trying to answer your smartphone. Emitips finally changes that by making any gloves touchscreen compatible. The cool little iron-on strips attach to your gloves' fingers and you'll never be cold again whilst updating your Instagram on those chilly winter mornings. Purchase your Emitips today at their online store and lookout for them in our current issue.

Anyone who's ever "enjoyed" listening to an entire night's worth of radio buzz from a traditional baby monitor can appreciate the Belkin WeMo Baby ($90). This new system connects to your home network via Wi-Fi, letting you check in on the little one using an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch. While the free app offers clear digital sound and easy-to-see graphics, you can upgrade to Evoz service for an extra fee and access advanced monitoring, cry notifications, history, and analysis of your baby's sleep patterns.

AKG has just unveiled its latest offering of its new over-the-ear headphones, the AKG K551. Designed with both audiophiles and casual listeners in mind, the K551 features large, enveloping ear cups designed for utmost comfort during extended wears while also minimizing passive noise. Large, 50mm drivers coupled with Real Image Engineering technology create an accurate, three-dimensional sound environment. Not content with just producing amazing sound, the designers ensured that the headphones also stayed portable with a fold-flat design that takes the hassle out of packing the headphones in a backpack or briefcase. The K551′s include the now obligatory cord with in-line mic for hands-free iPhone use as well as a 1/4 inch adapter for use with home audio systems and comes in both silver and white colorways. The headphones are now available at Harman’s for $330 USD.