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Collapsible Surfboard: Perfect For Surfers On The Go
by Joshua Khan
A new design by Nicholas Notara is bringing the compact item concept outside of the city and into the lifestyles of those who spend their time at the beach.
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4 comments Taking Over Music Formats, One MT9 At A Time
by Joshua Khan
Replacing the MP3 format has been seen as an impossible task. But a South Korean firm is supporting a new digital audio format that's making more than just noise.
Shining A Light On Lamp Innovations
by Joshua Khan
Finding a unique lamp for you own room can be quite a drag, but one new design could shine a light on the situation.
Married To Your Keyboard? Cool Number & Letter Scarves From The New Little Factory
by Toby
What some people won't do for the love of numbers! If you're one of them, there's a micro suede, laser-cut Number Scarf at the Little Factory with your number on it.
Sushi Magic: Sushi Maker Extraordinaire?
by M Dee DubroffTo those among us who consider raw fish about as tasty a delicacy as a marinated napkin or toasted shoelace, this article isn’t for you. If, however you are a lover of all foods exotic and oriental, Sushi Magic, the world’s best home sushi maker, is a kitchen gadget you should know about. Take a look below and listen up.
Egg Robots: Fun Eating For Kids
by M Dee Dubroff
Do egg robots roam the earth or at least your kitchen table? Do you believe in life on other planets? Now might be the time to really think about that. The Egg Robot may not be a little green man who sits on your shoulder, but he could be the perfect solution for getting your kids to eat eggs and have a good time to boot.
Body Parts Art - 5 Unique Body Painting Techniques
by Diana Eid
Our body parts have many functions. But who knew they could also be used for art? Take a look at some of the ways people use their body parts to make works of art.
CLEVER Concept is well...Clever
by George Delozier
So, what do you get when you combine the great minds of the Technical University of Berlin with the designers from BMW? Something pretty Clever of course. All puns aside, the CLEVER aims to help reduce the congestion and harmful emissions that accumulate in urban areas.
Taking A Crack: The Controvery Around Baseball Bats
by Joshua Khan
Since maple baseball bats are constantly breaking this year, shouldn't MLB players switch back to the original equipment that shaped and developed the sport of baseball?
Kool Boost Cigarettes Have a Ball with Menthol
by Steve Levenstein
Menthol cigarettes are loved by a fiercely loyal fan base, many of whom have fallen for Kool Boost. This Japanese smoke features a super-cool, squeezable menthol "powerball" in its filter which provides a blast of menthol flavor.
Beijing Boom Towers Spark Hybrid Design
by George Delozier
Jamie Tomkins is an automotive designer with a great deal of talent. Recently he was tasked with creating a non-emissions vehicle for the Chinese population that could easily be used in the crowded streets. The inspiration for his final design came from an unlikely place.
Finger Clubbing Mystery Solved, Hippocrates Nods Head in Approval
by Mariella Moon
More than 2,000 years ago, Hippocrates died wondering what the cause of finger clubbing was; now, the scientists of Leeds University were able to solve the mystery.
Marshmallow Roller Toaster: One Delicious Thrill a Minute!
by M Dee Dubroff
Now marshmallow lovers all over the world have even more delicious fun than before. Want to know how? Read on for the most delicious marshmallow ride of your life!
The Laser Surveillance Defeater by Shomer-Tech
by Manda Spring
With all of the spy gear available today no one is actually safe from being listened to, recorded and having their secrets invaded and rummaged through. Everything a person needs to breach by force another's confidentiality can be found online or in brick and mortar stores designed to break down all barriers between them and the hidden information that is waiting to be obtained.
Possible Cure For Fatal Skin Cancer?
by Mariella Moon
A man is reportedly cured of fatal skin cancer using cloned cells from his own immune system.
Spot's Illustrated 2008 Dog Swimsuit Issue
by Lady Bee
We've been scoping out dog swimsuits and their models all spring and, finally, on the official first weekend of Summer, we're ready to announce the 10 winners of Inventor Spot's Illustrated 2008 Dog Swimsuit Contest! The top dog swimsuits are winners in 10 categories, including Best Itsy-Bitsy-Teeny- Weeny-Pink-Polka-Dot Dog Bikini, Geekiest Dog Jammers, Best Butt Dog Jammers, and If You've Got It, Flaunt It Dog Bikini. Come on in and see them....
Everything You Wanted to Know About the History of the Portable Music Player..And Stuff You Didn't
by Joshua Khan
Even though mp3 players are the main portable music players today, they wouldn’t be here without their predecessors.
Caviar Substitute 'Cavianne' Saves Cash, Calories, Fish
by Steve Levenstein
Cavianne may do for caviar what margarine has done for butter... become an artificial substitute that approaches the original in both looks and flavor. It could also do something for caviar's source, the Caspian Sturgeon - chiefly, help save it from extinction.
A New Amp For An Acoustic Sound
by Joshua Khan
Talented acoustic guitarists take note: there’s a new amp on the market that’s about to change design techniques and your sound quality.
First Solar-Powered Speedboat to Hit the Water
by George Delozier
Solar-Powered cars are nothing new. People have been refining and revamping the design for quite some time now. As we shift toward more eco-friendly modes of transportation, it was only a matter of time until those ideas and designs were put to use elsewhere, even if elsewhere isn't on land.
