JVC gives the in-ear headphone a streamlined upgrade with their new HA-FXD80 Carbon Nanotube headphones. JVC uses carbon nanotubes to shrink the driver which is both stiff and lightweight at 5.8mm, but still produces full and crisp sound profile over a wide frequency range of 8Hz ~ 25,000 Hz. The headphones also feature a knurled, stainless steel housing to dampen vibration and rubber fittings under the earbud also helps to reduce unwanted cord noise. The headphones will be available in Japan this June, so look to your favorite import shop or proxy for availability. Link

Billr Me is a useful app created for helping you split a bill and calculate the tip at restaurants and bars. All you have to do is pick your party size, list the cost of each dish, set tax and tip amounts, you´re done! You can then show each person what they owe on your phone or send them a copy of the split bill by text message or email.

Tokyo Hotaru Festival 2012 took place recently, releasing 100,000 blue LED lights to float in the Sumida River. The bulbs rolled along the waves of the river bank, mimicking hotaru (the Japanese word for “fireflies”), for the festival that celebrates the Japanese tradition of watching fireflies float along a watercourse.

LaLa Lunchbox is a brandnew iphone app that lets your kids plan their own lunches and teaches them to make smarter food choices!

The horological sculpture that is the MB&F Thunderbolt receives the limited edition treatment with a new housing that combines titanium and red gold. MB&F weren’t messing around when they built the “RT” edition, the company crafted their cases from eight 3lb+ ingots to create 18 examples of their highly complex timepiece. Incredible. Link

This contemporary device taps the popularity of bamboo, ensuring that the device never sacrifices form for function, and works with the iPod,iPod Touch, iPhone, and even the iPad. (View more photos HERE!)

One of Google’s worst kept secrets has been officially unveiled with Google Drive arriving today giving users 5 gigs of free web storage for your PC, Mac, Android, and soon iPhone and iPad. Starting at $2.49 a month you can get 25GBs of storage all the way up to 16TBs for $800 a month. Feature-wise the service seamlessly integrates into Gmail and Google+ and can open and view up to 30 types of files right inside your browser. Link