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Candy Grabber Keeps Your Kids Hands Out Of The Candy Jar

by Gadgetry Inc

Here's a completely fun way to control the amount of sweets your tot can get his or her hands on without having to be really mean about it. The Candy Grabber lets you teach your child the value of moderation in a fun and ultimately rewarding way.

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These Guys Have Cojones - Orbotix Unleashes Robotic Balls

by Jamie Reygle

Orbotix have plenty of balls. Robotic balls, that is.

If You Could Talk To Walls - Your Body As An Antenna

by Jamie Reygle

Your body is an antenna, and Microsoft Research have worked out a way for you to use it.

Need to Blow Your Nose? Look for EcoLife Box's Soft Green Glow

by Steve Levenstein

You might think having something in your house that glows in the dark is about the last thing people in Japan need right now but you're not Kaikosha, designer of the EcoLife Box glow-in-the-dark facial tissue holder.

Can't Touch This - ZeroTouch Makes Touchscreens Redundant

by Jamie Reygle

ZeroTouch is a touchscreen that doesn't require touch, or a screen.

Walkie The Talkie - An App That Pays You To Use It

by Jamie Reygle

Gigwalk pays you to use your smartphone.

Picasso Pad? - Living In A Cube

by Jamie Reygle

You really can live in comfort in a small space. The Cube Project is proof.

Dachshund Timer & Fridge Magnet is a Real Weiner

by Steve Levenstein

Let the countdown to cuteness begin! The T-188 Dachshund Timer from Japan's Dretec is one double duty doggie: it times your cooking while securing notes & memos to your refrigerator door.

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Give As Good As You Get With GiftFlow

by Jamie Reygle

GiftFlow aims to create an economy of giving, which means there will be plenty to receive as well.

Fire Hydrants: Still A Dog's Favorite Pee Spot

by Lady Bee

"if you build it" dogs will come. And if you don't just happen to have a fire hydrant in your yard, you need not build one; you can buy a somewhat smaller version of the old-fashioned model just so your dog will go and pee on it.