Samsung has announced a new phone and it comes with a rather unexpected feature – the Samsung Galaxy Beam features a built in projector. The phone comes with a 4 inch screen, 1Ghz processor, 5 megapixel digital camera and 8 GB internal storage. The stand out feature is of course the project, which can display up to 50 feet wide images in HD.

What do you think about the phone? Does anybody actually need a built-in projector?

More images of the Samsung Galaxy Beam follow after the jump.

In the light of all the buzz that has been circulating around Apple products, Ciccaresedesign has taken the opportunity to imagine what the iPhone 5 might resemble. The Italian based company is no stranger to reinventing Apple products and with the iPhone 5 having no face yet, this one sure puts great anticipation in the product. Ciccaredesign’s take offers a much more organic look for the iPhone, truly emphasizing the humanistic and almost second nature feel that iPhones provide through user interaction. Perhaps this could be what Apple is aiming at for their next phone.

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iPhone cases and accessories are a dime a dozen, but every now and then we find an especially cool one. Photojojo has created this neat Rangefinder case that not only has the appearance of a rangefinder camera, but has the functional features such as a shutter button and viewfinder. It also has loops for a camera strap and a tri-pod mount. You can cop the case for $65, but for $99, you also get additional lenses like a fisheye, telephoto and wide/macro. You can order yours now at Photojojo.

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Today we present the Empty Memory Collection by Logical Art. The jewelry collection that also acts as USB sticks are designed and crafted by Yoo-Kyung Shin and Hanhsi Chen. Their idea was to make the technology invisible. The outcome are two beautiful styles of USB sticks in different colors.

You can purchase them now from Logical Art.

By now you should have seen a good part of the new Supreme Spring/Summer 2012 Collection. As usual the collection features some great pieces. Not everything is great, but where is that the case today anyways. Yet we do as always find some strong pieces that will look great this season.

Here is now one of those products that make Supreme, Supreme. They present a collaboration with Hohner on their classic Harmonica. This kind of stuff nobody else would think of, yet they once again managed to work on an iconic product. Featuring their box logo and further engraving, the harmonica will drop in the coming weeks.

As part of their Spring/Summer 2012 Collection, A Bathing Ape has teamed up with Maglite to produce some flashlights. They worked on the traditional mid-size model of the brand, adding their neon camouflage pattern to the upper. The flashlight comes in two colorways and is now available from Bape stores.

Like every season, Supreme teams up with a classic American sports brand and produces classic sports gear. As part of their new Spring/Summer 2012 Collection, Supreme worked with Rawlings. Together they present the official league baseball with Supreme box logo and a full grain leather baseball glove with custom Supreme embroideries and embossing.

Take a further look at the Supreme x Rawlings goods after the jump.

The Nike+ FuelBand’s release is creeping up closer and closer. We still have about a week to go, but Nike athletes Ndamukong Suh, Hope Solo and Paul Rodriguez have theirs, so check out how they go about reaching their goals in this video.

With the next Apple announcement concerning the iPad 3 just around the corner (it is expected for March 7th), the rumor kitchen is of course heating up. The latest rumor coming from sources of the WSJ are talking about a new 8 inch iPad. For months this has been in the air, especially with more competition from Amazon and Samsung.

We highly doubt that the upcoming iPad 3 will already be the smaller 8 inch version, but we have no doubt that there will be a so-called iPad Mini eventually. We will keep you posted!

Schreer Delights has created an interesting line of iPhone cases that in addition to serving its purpose as a case for your phone, they also act as a mini-timeline of classic Apple designs. You can disguise your iPhone as either an old Macintosh computer, the original and colorful iMac, or a first generation iPod. Check out Schreer Delights for more information.

Take a further look after the jump.