New Products and Product Upgrades

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Play Badminton Anywhere With The Instant Badminton Court

by Samantha Pankey

The next time you get an itch to play some badminton, you could scratch it quite easily with the Instant Badminton Court. The Instant Badminton Court, from Zume, goes from handy carrying case to freestanding badminton court in minutes.

Slim Your Thighs With Momolady, Japan's Womb-Shaped Adductor Muscle Exerciser

by Steve Levenstein

Momolady is a spring-loaded thigh exerciser that, coincidentally or not, resembles a cute & cuddly version of the female reproductive system... all that's missing is a smiley face. This affordable device promises to slim, trim and tone the user's thighs by exercising the oft-neglected adductor muscles and burning off useless fat.

by M Dee Dubroff

The idea of closing surgical incisions without a needle and thread is a revolutionary concept. Out of Israel comes the brainchild for a brilliant innovation that utilizes cold plasma technology to close surgical wounds. Read on and...be amazed.

by Amber Leventry

Genaissance Global has the answer for getting boys to "stand up and go" when they are learning to use the potty with The Splashdown! Trainer. With an exclamation point in the name I couldn't help but get excited too. It is designed to keep your son's wayward pee from going behind the toilet seat. It's also an interactive potty training tool when Splashy! cheers on your son and reminds him to put the toilet seat down when done.

by Diogo Costa

Jim Saunders and his daughter, Jill Saunders, from Kempton, saw an opportunity for creating a small business when brainstorming how to prevent damages caused by deers to their trees. In a collaboration with the Lehigh University Small Business Development Center, they developed a new product, which is effective and not so expensive.

by Samantha Pankey

Preparing for the cold weather? Need a ski mask? Why not get one with a little flair and style. Beardo has produced a line of ski masks with HD quality images that will turn the bottom half of your face into...well, whatever you want it to be.

Heartbleed Could Be The Biggest Security Flaw Of The Decade

by Tech Light

I'd like to interrupt my regularly scheduled posts to talk about a very serious issue: Heartbleed. Although plenty of websites have already patched the vulnerability, many users don't realize how serious the situation actually was. In short, it might be the worst security flaw seen in decades.

by Myra Per-Lee

When you hear about or see designs that can really help people lead fuller lives, you want them available - now! That's how MIT's FingerReader hit me. Well, I said, to no one in particular, if you can prototype it, get it done, roll it out, let people who are blind or visually impaired have access to it - right now! The FingerReader is something they will want.

Hosed: Ten Good Reasons Not To Park In Front Of A Fire Hydrant

by Motors.new

Parking your car in front of a fire hydrant is not only illegal, it can bring on unwelcome consequences... and we don't mean a ticket. Most such scofflaws would actually prefer a response from the police instead of waiting for the fire department to get involved. Here's why.

The Earworm & Heartbleed That Broke The Internet

by Ron Callari

Are your ears ringing? Does your heart skip a beat? Well, they should - as two divergent forms of malware attacked our online sense of well-being this week. Engineered by social media gurus on one front and hackers on the other, one was analogous to an American Idol trainwreck, while the other, the work of a nefarious cat burglar