Flic

Wouldn’t it be awesome if you could do anything on your smartphone by just pressing a button? Flic is a product currently taking crowdfunding website indiegogo by storm, the wireless shortcut button connects to your smartphone via Bluetooth, allowing you to do practically anything whilst your phone remains safe in your pocket or purse! Each button memorizes three commands, press, double press, and long press, and you can purchase several buttons and place them around your house, in your car, on your bike or at your office. Watch the funny video to better understand out it works.

OZAKI ISUPPLI GRAMO | IPHONE CHARGER & SPEAKER

If you are looking for a different dock and charger, look no further, because the Ozaki iSuppli Gramo Speaker(it has a peculiar name), will do a good job. The speaker is designed to look like a gramophone and it not only charges your iPhone, but also amplifies the audio. Besides being pretty damn cool, it is the perfect accessory for using FaceTime or Skype. via GadgetReview...
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RED LOBSTER AUDIO SPEAKERS | BY IKYAUDIO

Audio speakers handmade from PVC pipes, each houses a 3 inch magnesium/aluminum alloy full range driver. Frequency response is 65-20,000. 3 way bindAudio speakers handmade from PVC pipes, each houses a 3 inch magnesium/aluminum alloy full range driver. Frequency response is 80-20,000. 3 way binding posts on back. The bass port is on the end of the 1-1/2 pipe/stand. Nice sound and a very good sound stage, lots of low end bass for a small speaker. Hand painted with a ...
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TUBECORE DUO

Funded by a very successful kickstarter campaign, the DUO intelligent home audio system by TubeCore is now available for purchase. DUO is dubbed as the only tube-powered bluetooth speaker, that’s WiFi enabled, it features an onboard computer enabling an entire world of media possibilities, it can stream anything and connects to everything(equipped with analog phono and line level inputs, hdmi and 2 usb ports). The vintage looking DUO is the modern audiophile’s dream...
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