Anti-Theft Lunch Bags Fend Off Food Nabbers
by Kim Patterson
Ah, the lunchroom thief. Amazingly, every office seems to have at least one. The Anti-Theft Lunch Bag is made to protect your food from all of the lunch stealers of the world.
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Add new comment Don't Buy Anything! Receipts Are Hazardous To Your Health!
by T Goodman
You know that what leads to getting a receipt (the purchase) can be bad for your health. Spending money these days can certainly lead to ulcers. But now studies have found that receipts are even worse for your health!
Socket To Me - The Old Power Bar With A Twist
by Doug Bonderud
A product to solve common conundrums, the Socket Sense lets power bars actually connect multiple devices. How electric.
QR Codes To The Rescue In The Gulf To Address The BP Oil Spill
by Ron Callari
While Quick Response (QR) Codes still have a long way to go in gaining
traction in the US, the BP Oil Spill may be the right catalyst to
introduce this technology to more and more folks who own smartphones.
1 comment The $49 Kindle Was The Only Question Not Asked By Charlie Rose
by Ron Callari
Today, there are virtually hundreds of blogs that have surfaced since last night's interview of Jeff Bezos by Charlie Rose.
It was the first news of Amazon's recent launch of their new WiFi and
Kindle 3G iterations, and an interesting choice of a TV show to make the
announcement. However while Rose's intelligent and pointed Q & A
was targeted, it did omit one burning question: What about a $49 Kindle?
Portable Watermelon Cooler Keeps Your Cantaloupes Perfectly Chilled
by Steve Levenstein
Got melon, will travel? Now you can keep your watermelon chilled to just the right temperature while you're out & about!
Self Driven Solar Powered Vehicle on Green Journey From Italy to China
by Gloria Campos
Watch out! The Artificial Vision and Intelligent Systems Laboratory (VisLab) of Italy's Parma University has designed solar powered vehicles that can travel without a driver. They are planning to set a new worldwide milestone in the field of Vehicular Robotics from Parma, Italy to Shanghai, China, with the vehicles.
Green Biking: Flow Scooter
by Chris Weiss
Part electric scooter, part hog, the Flow Scooter is all kinds of awkward and impractical. As such, it has "next short-lived eco-trend" written all over it.
What Happens When You're On The Same Wavelength - And When You're Not
by T Goodman
You seem to feel it instinctively when you and another person are on the 'same wavelength,' and equally so when the two of you are on completely different wavelengths. Now, with new advances in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), scientists at Princeton University have tested some of the theories that others have suggested for just what happens in the brain when people are on the same wavelength.
New Solution For Tooth Decay: Just Grow A New Tooth
by T Goodman
The main treatment for cavities - drill and fill - has given the dental
profession a bad rep. Ask people what they hate to do most, and I bet
half of them will say "Going to the dentist." But now, French researchers at the National Institute for Health and Medical Research in Paris have developed a painless and simple method
that could very soon put an end to fillings. You know - Novocaine,
water, air, drilling, sore mouth, and chemical taste?
Electrolux Design Lab Finalists: 8 Brilliant Designs For The Space Age
by Toby
For the last few years, the Electrolux Design Lab has called for student design submissions that prepare for the 'space age.' This isn't the outer space age, it's the interior space age, ones that millions of people are predicted to inhabit by the year 2050.
Fatty French Fries Fuel Futuristic Form Of Forging Forward
by Doug Bonderud
In the quest to find an efficient Hydrogen generation system, researchers at the University of Leeds have found a way to turn leftover french fry fat into fuel.
Social Media To Allow Ask.com Users To Ask More Soul-Searching Questions
by Ron Callari
Asking a search engine a question doesn't always surface exactly what a
online searcher is looking for. Just ask Ask.com. They have been trying
to answer that question for almost 15 years. Overshadowed by today's
search giant Google, even the mightiest in land has not been able to
devise an algorithm that actually answers a question with the most
accurate search results.
Batter Blaster Creates a Healthy, Hot Breakfast In Minutes
by Kim Patterson
Don’t you hate it that convenience food is usually great for your timeline, but horrible for your body? It is nice to discover a rare convenience item that takes people’s health into consideration too. Batter Blaster appears to be one such product.
Automatic Chef Rotating Campfire
by Chris Weiss
It's hard for something that calls itself the "automatic chef" to miss the mark, but somehow, this does.
