In my time living in the wonderful New York City, I’ve been to many of the epic centers of human congregation: Union Square, Times Square, Grand Central, Chelsea Market, and the Highline. And I’ve constantly seen headphones on the heads of the locals, including a couple of them with highly-customized headphones, which with some research, I found out they were the Subjekt TNT Low Profile headphones: great 40mm cans at $59.99 a pair, in a variety of colors.
Perhaps this brevity review is more of a formal journal, but still, the transfer of sound and the immersion using the TNTs is impeccable for headphones of this price range. At times I looked around thinking what I was listening to was actually being played on the outside. Yes, it is that good. The supple leather cushioning on the 40mm sound drivers (what actually gives you the sound) is very comfortable, and overall, I’ve found them useful for quick jam sessions or the commute to school.
Need a pair of headphones that deliver great quality for $60 and that comes with a very functional microphone? Subjekt’s TNT headphones are winking in your direction.
Score: 9/10
Available for $59.99, at Subjekt
This is the minimalistic HuMn wallet with RFID–blocking, aircraft-grade aluminum (or carbon fiber). Its main purpose? To relieve the use of wallets over time, so that they are soon reduced to a sliver, if they even exist anymore at all in the coming future. Its design is rather simple: attach multiple plates (even just one) to the band that holds them all together, and store credit cards and cash between the plates, simply opening them using your thumbs. And 
In quick press release sent by our PR friends at AT&T, 4G LTE on AT&T will welcome a few more Samsung Galaxy family devices: first off, the 5.5-inch Galaxy Note II phablet sequel, the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1, and two new lower-end smartphones: the Galaxy Express and Galaxy Rugby Pro. The latter handset is just a rugged, water-, shock- and dust-proof smartphone, but the Express is a fresh 4.5-inch ICS device that reps a dual-core 1.5GHz CPU and considerable 2,000mAh battery. Not bad.
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Want a really nice man’s purse/gear bag? Enter the GoRuck Civvy Kit Bag, which originates from the GoRuck company (
It’s as simple as it gets. Samsung has sent members of the press invitations to a Galaxy Note II event (given away by the appearance of the S Pen, obviously) in New York City on October 24th. Other than aforementioned, there is little foreshadowing put forth by the invite, other than more details, and when the event begins, presumably the availability of 
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Just a quick news byte. 
