Selecting a tie to wear every day, or buying ties every so often can be a bit of a daunting task for several people. The iTie concept just makes the role of the tie way easier. The electronic tie has a screen that functions as your classic tie and also allows you to create customized designs. As an extra, the concept tie would allow you to check your mail, messages, and use IM applications like Skype.
If the iPhone’s going to bark, it is going to do it in style through a glasses wearing hipster bulldog. That is what the AeroBull does, it is a sweet speaker forged into the shape of a glass wearing bull dog that hums the tunes from your iPhone.
For the last decade, Canadian artist William Fisk has been painting quite stunning photorealistic images of vintage gadgets. The subject range is enormous, going from the phones, cameras and computer consoles, to something as simple as a cord. The series is called Portraits and is for sure a very impressive set.
Japanese lingerie company Ravijour has designed a bra that promises to only open up for “true love” and potentially save women from things like one-night stands that they may later find unsavory. To put it straight and simple, the True Love Tester bra won’t come off until it is sure you are truly in love, and when it is sure of that, clasps at its front open and the bra comes off automatically.
Unveiled at the CES, ChefJet 3D Printers would be happy to make dessert for your meals, or rather, print them. ChefJet comes in two flavors, one that works in monochrome, and its better equipped Pro version sibling that can work in full colors.
Automatic cordless tire inflator claims to be an easy way to getting flat tires back in shape. It just might be, depending on how tired you are of conventional means. About the size of a cordless drill, the tire inflator has an LED light to illuminate tire valves, and an built-in screen to show pressure in psi, kpi, or bar.
The charm of retro rarely goes amiss. There are plenty who would still like to hold on to old gadgets for passion, nostalgia, or just plain vanity. Nevertheless, the beauty is rarely lost. Newman Radios on Etsy is giving people like that a chance to hold on to vintage/retro radios, while making those gadgets useful for the modern age.
Having your own pet tornado in a box seems like the thing to do. The tornado machine has been built as a demonstration model for classrooms, but lets face it, having a personal tornado sounds so much better. Perhaps even a bit supervillainous, but we don’t give a shit ‘coz we got a tornado to command.
Procrastination is probably the most loved and honored tradition of humans. We can call it evil as much as we want, but we’ll procrastinate the first chance we get. Not so for London based designer Ling Tan, who would apparently prefer to electrocute procrastinators than have them slack off.
As wacky cases go, getting the Tumbler to protect your iPhone 5/5S is one of the smarter choices you’re going to make. It is shaped like the Tumbler that covers the phone, one of the wheels moves sideways to make way for the phone camera, plus it has the added touch of a bat signal to make things spicier. The case is available for pre-orders till January 7, and will start shipping in March.