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Will an iPhone 3G Blend?
The folks at Blendtec have a really funny series of videos that ask the proverbial question: Will It Blend? They have blended oh-so-many interesting things with these blenders in an effort to prove...
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The Lock Cup
If you share a kitchen area with a lot of people, this rather interesting coffee cup from designer Efrat Gommeh might be just the ticket. The coffee cup has a hole that can only be filled by your key,...
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A SatNav From the 1920s!
Back in the 1920s, they didn’t have portable computers. Or satellites. Or many roads. Or many cars. For those that had a car and needed to know where to go, you had the only one option: paper maps....
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Writing Spoon
The Writing Spoon is a rather interesting utensil. Or is it a pen? Artist Julia Mariscal describes the spoon this way: I spend my life drawing: while I think, as I speak on the phone, have a cup of...
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USB Exercise Dog
I’ve seen numerous things hook up to your USB port. Heck, I had a fishtank at one time. But a dog that works out to maintain washboard abs? Does it do anything else? Nope. It’s not even a flash drive....
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Need Your Gadgets Blessed? Go to Japan!
Leave it to the Japanese to come up with a way to get your gadgets blessed. Shinto shrines are everywhere in Japan, and the Kanda-Myojin Shinto shrine is within walking distance of Akihabara, Tokyo’s...
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Sarah Palin Action Figures
While I usually try and avoid talking about politics on my blogs, I couldn’t pass up these Sarah Palin Action Figures. She is available in 3 different outfits. If you think of her has a hottie, then...
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Instant Ramen In A Can
Only in Japan–and specifically, only in Akihabara, can you buy the ultimate geek food–ramen–in can in a vending machine. Must have nourishment while you shop in geek paradise. I don’t really know what...
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USB Teddy $17, Nightmares for life $0
From our “What the…” department comes this new usb storage drive enclosed in a teddy bear. To use the drive, you have to remove the bear’s head, apparently the designers were watching too much sleepy...
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