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Record Calls And In-Person Conversations With JIC
by Paul Fitzgerald
There is new technology out on the market that will greatly aid journalists, secret agents and office workers who want to bust the bullies. Called JIC (Just In Case), this is the world’s first iPhone case that will let you record calls and conversations. While JIC is now on the market, the big question is this: how will certain US states deal with its citizens using this new technology?
REtape is the Removable, Resealable And Reusable Tape You Can Use Again And Again
by Rebecca West
Ever wish you had a tape that was worth more than one application? Well, someone has finally come out with a product that allows you to
apply it and then reposition it and then use it again and again.
PathoChip: Detects Pathogens For Those At High Risk For Infection
by Marjorie Dorfman
Researchers from the University of Pennsylvania have created a new test that can potentially aid those with compromised immune systems by quickly identifying dangerous and illusive pathogens. Read on for more on this amazing new test.
Feeling The Cold? Let Me Help You Dress For The Weather
by Samantha Pankey
Winter is in full swing. The East Coast is still reeling from a record-breaking winter storm, and it's cold (or chilly at best) everywhere. Don't let the cold stop you from enjoying the outdoors and staying active. Here's a winter weather outfit that will cover you from head to toe, composed of a couple of new exciting products and a couple from leading brands.
Single-Use 'Toilet Bags' From Sweden Sanitize Human Waste
by Rebecca West
A group in Sweden has come up with a product known as PeePoo, a disposable yet recyclable one-usage bag for human waste.
Matuse Produces Quality Wetsuits And Hip Apparel
by Samantha Pankey
The Matuse line of wetsuits and Matuse apparel epitomize the Matuse mission to meld art and function to create premium products. Not only is their gear sleek and stylish, it incorporates a level of innovation that sets it apart from competitors.
TAPP Is A Smart Fingerprint Padlock
by Paul Fitzgerald
The days of forgetting your combination code or keys are officially over, according to a team of inventors in Toronto, Canada. Pishon Lab has unveiled TAPP (also called Tapplock), which they claim is the world’s first padlock that allows user to unlock their valuables using their unique fingerprint. So, will this new technology be a hit on the market? And when you are getting one?
Tsūvian From Tsū Social Network Throws Hat In Ring For Presidential Race (Updated)
by Ron Callari
A
'write-in candidate is a contender in an election whose name does not
appear on the ballot, but for whom U.S. voters have the right to vote
for nonetheless. To do so, all they need to do is write in his or
her name on a ballot. While these type of candidates rarely win, they
often attract sizable followings from groups or organizations they are
affiliated with.
Seawater Greenhouse Turns Saltwater Into Fresh Drinking Water With Added Bonus
by Rebecca West
The lack of fresh, potable water in many areas of the world is increasing at an alarming rate. A U.K. business has the solution.
Print Amazing Designs On Your Wall With SprayPrinter
by Paul Fitzgerald
If you are a home décor enthusiast or an aspiring inner-city graffiti artist, then SprayPrinter is new technology you'll want to get your hands on. SprayPrinter is simply a unique wireless device that converts digital designs into wall art from your trusty smartphone. So what kind of artwork do you fancy for your walls?
Hydro Power Plant Called 'Rotor' Is Made From A Simple Inner Tube
by Rebecca West
If you live in rural, underdeveloped areas you have to be clever to survive. The Rotor, a homemade hydro plant created from an inner tube that generates power from moving water, is about as clever as it gets.
McDonalds Japan's Serves Up French Fries With Chocolate Sauce
by Steve Levenstein
McDonalds Japan answers the question absolutely nobody's been asking: Why can't I drizzle my fries with chocolate sauce?
Recycled-Cotton Aran Sweaters: Vegan Style and Animal-Friendly
by M Dee Dubroff
Are you into wearing wool or are you one of those who envision the faces of little lambs twitching every time you look at a garment made of the stuff? Either way, read on to learn more about vegan fisherman sweaters and the compasionate woman who makes them.
Planning A Camping Trip? Check Out These 5 Camping Stoves
by Samantha Pankey
Though parts of the East Coast are snowed in right now, you may be looking forward to warmer weather and warm activities. If you're planning that camping trip for the spring in a couple of months, you may want to check out these five camping stoves.
Solar Powered Medical Rucksack Cleans, Disinfects And Sterilizes Instruments
by Rebecca West
One of the most prevalent problems in developing countries is sterilization. Thanks to a new solar-powered device called the “medical rucksack,” a lot of that could be about to change.
Velowland Partners With Bicycle Manufacturers To Create Uniquely Designed Bikes
by Samantha Pankey
The guys at Velowland have a unique approach to building bicycles--delivering "purity incarnate on wheels." They partner with other bicycle design and manufacturing companies to create minimalistic and beautiful bicycles, each with their own distinct flare.
Invention Of The Week? Quickey Opens Everything But Doors
by Paul Fitzgerald
Christopher Hawker, a popular inventor and entrepreneur in Columbus, Ohio, has developed a key for everything, but it doesn’t open any doors. It's a simple, no-rocket-science-invention. But how will it sell on the market?
UCAP Microfiber Pad Improves Diagnosis of Urinary Tract Infection
by Marjorie Dorfman
Researchers in Jerusalem have developed an innovative microfiber pad that can greatly improve the diagnosis for urinary track infection by aiding in the collection ofsterile urine samples. Read on for more on this exciting medical innovation.
17 Anti-Valentine's Day Gifts For Cupid Haters
by Serena Dorman
Valentine's Day is fast approaching and soon people will be buying
stuffed animals the size of houses, giant boquets of flowers, and fancy
chocolates up the wazoo all in the name of love. But what about the
people who absolutely detest Valentine's Day?
Fairy Tale Fashion Exhibit: Once Upon An F.I.T Time
by M Dee Dubroff
The Museum at The Fashion Institute of Technology has created an imaginative, one-of-a-kind fashion exhibit based on 15 different fables that range from Alice in Wonderland to the Little Mermaid. Read on for more information and more than a little...fairydust.
