Keep Your Dark Secret Hidden With The Big Daddy Driver

by Bob J

If you have a dark secret that you desperately need to hide from loved ones, peers, friends, pretty much anyone really, the Big Daddy Driver may be just what you're looking for. Although frankly if you're in that deep I don't see much hope. Anyway, give it a shot. What's to lose? Doesn't sound like things could get much worse, does it.

Can You Beerlieve It? The New Self-Cooling Beer

by Michael McParland

Truly a new beer gadget like no other, the I.C Can from Tempra Technology and Crown Holdings is set to put a smile on the faces of beer drinkers everywhere. Yep, when a new beer invention takes 20 years to perfect, you know that good, and insanely cold things are going to happen. Sick of waiting for what seems like an eternity for a cold beer? Prepare to be sick no longer!

MOGA Wants To Be The New PSP – For Your Phone

by Cornelius Fortune

Mobile gaming used to be a quaint diversion you pursued while waiting in the grocery line. Now, games for your phone are looking better than ever. It was inevitable that a device would be created that could give gamers a real alternative to the portable game -- MOGA wants to be the device you love.

Old School Covers, New School Tech - Out of Print eBook Jackets

by John J. Staughton

For all the book lovers out there still feeling guilty about cheating on your libraries of paper and ink with an E-Reader, pay your respects to the Old School with the Out of Print eBook Jackets.

Japan's Automatic Robot Snowplow - An Update On Yuki Taro

An Update On Yuki Taro, Japan's Automatic Robot Snowplow

by Steve Levenstein

Where's a cute automatic Japanese robot snowplow when you need one? When nasty nor'easters like February 2013's “Nemo” blanket huge stretches of America's northeast with up to three feet of snow, a GPS-equipped robotic snow shovel like Yuki Taro would come in mighty handy.

Fred & Friends Fuzzy Face Photo Frame Brings Old School Fun

by Kim Patterson

Do you remember the 'Wooly Willy' game you had as a kid? Well, now Fred & Friends has brought that same fun back with their Fuzzy Face Photo Frame.

DropTag Makes Shipping Tracking Easier

by Katie Gatto

The DropTag,made by the folks over at Cambridge Consultants, is designed to make a small cost option for tracking the way that packages are treated when they go from the store to your front door, or when you and your luggage makes its way to your next vacation. The units cost about two dollars each,and will be shown off in April.

Polaroid iM1836: Cool New Android-Powered Camera

by Arturo Rubio

Polaroid unveils the first and only Android-powered camera at the 2013 International Consumer Electronics show in Las Vegas. Android fanatics drool.

Man Sues Prizm Glasses for Making Him Lazy

by Bob J

If you're looking to be more productive while lying down, a new pair of Prizm Glasses may be the answer. But they're not for everyone. You'll need imagination and a stiff neck if you're to avoid the fate of Martin Warburton, who hasn't been upright since he first put them on.

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Teach Your Old House Some New Tricks : The Nest Learning Thermostat

by John J. Staughton

The Nest Thermostat can be a hot (or cool) new member of your family as it adapts to your schedule, saves you money, and looks good doing it.

Take Golf To Another Level With Potty Putter

by Bob J

Take multi-tasking to the next level with the Potty Putter. Now you can poop, putt, shoot hoops, throw pitches, and anything else you can think of to do in the bathroom. Ok, you can poop and putt with it. Forget the other stuff.

Microsoft's Surface Pro: The First PC In A Tablet

by dendory

Tablets have become very popular since Apple's initial unveiling of the iPad, and since then many manufacturers have introduced their own versions, usually running Android. Last year, Microsoft added its own Windows based Surface RT tablet into the mix, but all of those tablets have been running lower powered processors, unable to run full PC software. The Surface Pro however changes all of this.

FingerTrap Bags Suck Like No Other Handbag

by Bob J

The Finger-trap handbag designed by James Piatt means you never have to hold onto your bag again. Suction design holds the bag in place on your fingertips. Be sure to attach your new handbag after you leave the house, or you'll never be able to open the front door.

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Rex Robot Shows Off Prosthetics Possibilities

by Katie Gatto

A look at the new Rex robot, made by Shadow, that is designed to show off the forefront of prosthetics technology to the world. With more than half of the organs in the human body being simulated at this point. He will soon be on TV and then in a London museum for the public to see the advances for themselves.

Look Deep(er) Into My Eyes... Amazing Text Art From Huy Lam

by Art Outside The...

Canadian artist Huy Lam creates text-based mosaics to reveal hidden truths or ultimate meanings within some of the most recognizable images in popular culture.

Charging On The Go: Bicycle USB Charger Kit For Smartphones

by Laurie Kay Olson

Bicycling is a great way to stay in shape and the Bicycle USB Charger Kit For Smartphones will help you stay conneted wherever two wheels can take you. Your phone will stay charged for phone calls, music, and those all-important apps. It is able to charge other USB devices as well, including bicycle lights, MP3 players, GPS units, and cameras.

New Treatment Targets Cancer Cells - Not Healthy Ones

UCLA-developed degradable capsules deliver cancer treatment

by T Goodman

Researchers at the UCLA Henry Samuel School of Engineering and Applied Science have developed a new treatment method for cancer; a method that delivers a cancer killer to the nucleus of a cancer cell without harming healthy cells, avoiding the risks associated with gene therapy and chemotherapy.

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Lotteria's Bacon Hangover Cheeseburger Lays It On Extra Thick & Double Wide

by Steve Levenstein

Lotteria's upcoming limited-edition “Bacon Hangover Cheeseburger” not only thinks outside the bun, it dares to go there! What's more, the new extended-range burger features bacon so thick it can probably carry the burger without any help from the beef.

A Stick, A Stick Of Burning Love

by Art Outside The...

Chicago-based artist Pei San Ng reminds viewers that the artistic process is as much about creation as destruction with her match stick art.

App Store Makes Vanity URLs for Developers

by Katie Gatto

Apple has began to use some vanity URLs for developers of apps. This will enable consumers to find apps quickly and easily, as well as to find more apps by the same developer. The URLs first showed up this week in a commercial at the Super Bowl for the app designed to promote the newest of the Star Trek movies.