This weird thing is a 1.2kW electric motor powered, carbon fiber foldable bike called the YikeBike.

YikeBike is a statement about using smart technology to solve the problems of our increasingly congested, polluted, stressful cities.

It is the first commercial expression of the mini-farthing concept, created up by a bunch of successful entrepreneurs, engineers and dreamers.

We’ve earlier reported about Grand Monaco collection of luxury phones. Gresso continued the collection by announcing Grand Monaco USB flash drive edition.

F1 fans can pick from any of the two models – Double Security and Classic.

Crafted out of tough yet light weight titanium superalloy, the case is further toughened with high-tech ceramic.

Fans of Jean Paul Gaultier’s iconic “Le Male” fragrance now have a USB key that gently emits the fragrance as they work.

The USBs are free with any purchase of a 75ml or 125ml bottle of “Le Male” fragrance at selected Boots stores or on Boots.com for the next month.

French designer Philippe Boulet offers his illuminated furniture collection to those looking to spark up their life a bit.

He is famous for using LED technology to bring light to antique-looking pieces of furniture, like chairs, tables, commodes and last, but not least, beds.

His latest creation, the Poesy bed, is an amazing example of mixing classic and ultra-modern design, Boulet himself describing it as being a “poem” to modern living.

The swedish company Aesthesis has developed a gorgeous loudspeaker which is now up for sale.

Tagged at 60,000 Euro ($85,000) for a pair, just 100 of these limited edition speakers will hit the shelf.

The Gramophone speakers are handcrafted in Sweden of carbon fibre and stainless steel with immaculate attention to detail.

Straight from Japan Kanto’s Syd 5 iPod Speaker packs in 80 watts of power, a bass reflex port, and a frequency response of 45hz to to 20Khz.

Audio is delivered through 5.25” low-range and and 3” high range drivers.

The SYD 5 weighs in at more than 20 pounds, and its four drivers are capable of surprisingly high volume.