Gizmo Ave

Vacuum Cam

Now you can see what’s under your couch without eating dust. (more…)

Advance Carbon Fiber Super Bike

Think it is too light? think again. Thinking caps on because this takes some imagination to digest. (more…)

Dollar sign ice – HipHopsicles

What did Wu-Tang teach us? C.R.E.A.M – yup dollar dollar ice cubes y’all! (more…)

Fourth Generation iPhone design concepts

There are few smart-phone in the market that we all are impressed with. I wouldn’t be wrong if I say iPhone is one of them. Now that Google’s Nexus One is in the market and Windows Phone 7 Series phones will be hitting the market by the end of this year its very hard for users to choose the smartest, hottest and coolest one. As we all know, Apple will be launching its 4th Gen iPhone in its upcoming WWDC event which is schedule in the month of June. I bet, it will be the smartest, hottest and the coolest phone we have ever seen. (more…)

Mini TV Pillow

Now you can watch tv while laying your head on one. Falling asleep to the TV takes on a whole new meaning with this sweet Mini TV Pillow. This old school dial television (remember those? when you had to actually get up off the couch to change the channel) is framed by a test pattern. A piece of retro technology immortalized as a throw pillow. And it’s smiling, just like all television sets used to do when they were turned off back in the old days. It’ll run ya $18 if you want it. (more…)

LaceAmatic – Automatic Shoe Lacing

The wait is over, I can finally get my shoe laces tied without having to feel like a goofball. (more…)

Rock Guitar T-Shirt – A Real Guitar

Imagine being in a boring physics class and start strumming on your shirt to rock out the class. (more…)

Chemistry In Bathroom

How many times has this happened to you? You’re showering, lathering up your hair, and as you read the ingredients, you notice Sodium Laureth Sulfate. Of course, you know it’s a straight-chain alkyl benzene sulfonate (I mean, who doesn’t?), but you forgot what Laureth is! The horror! (more…)

Glow In The Dark Toilet Paper

USB Microscope x200

In the legendary series of educational films from the 1970s, designers Charles and Ray Eames zoom out from a man resting in a park in downtown Chicago, transporting us in minutes to intergalactic space. At the point at which we reach the bounds of human knowledge, they stop… and zoom back in. Only this time, their camera doesn’t stop… surveying deeper and deeper inside his skin, ultimately to the level of sub-atomic particles. (more…)