Electronic Prayer Bracelets Tie Us Close
Mobile phones are at their core, a means of connecting people to one another, and designer Rahul Sen has striped back the phone to this…
Product Design
Guerilla Photography, Gorillapod Review
I saw some generic knock off at my local electronics retailer and decided it was high time to try the real deal first before giving…
Toasty Charger
The Toasty Charger by Hyun- A Ko makes each charging session into a breakfast scene, or whenever it is you toast. For me, that’s breakfast….
Tria Wireless Sound System, Minimalism Be Damned!
TRIA is a wireless sound system that allows the user to listen to music from vinyl records and rip it to a built-in hard disk….
Finally, a Hands-free Dog Leash!
Having a few dogs, I end up looking like a dang mess trying to juggle all 3 on regular leashes! The wrist-bound Lishinu is the…
Even an Hourglass Goes High Tech
The Hourglass Lantern works like traditional hourglasses but turns the thousand year old tech upside down (literally) by using LEDs instead of sand. You can…
The World’s Brightest Swizzle Stick
While not explicitly intended as a swizzle stick, the Mahoo light from Stefano Pistilli uses the conduction of water to complete the circuit and power…
Speed Bumps That Flatten for Slow Speeds
Today my uncle and I were driving in his truck. We live in the USA, in Minnesota, where it’s currently snowing; his truck has a…
Packs a Bassy Punch, Sonoro Cubo Elements Review
Sonoro Audio Cubo Elements clock radio won a Red Dot award for best product design so we just had to review one to see what…
That’s a Juicer?
Nothing like a glass of fresh squeezed orange juice to kick start the day. The Seed is product aimed to make that task easier without…
Not Your Granddad’s Building Blocks
Block & Blockele is a novel building block system of characters, figures and elements that interlock with each other in an unlimited number of ways. The…
The Perfect Gift for the Historic Boat Builder
If that special person in your life happens to be a New England lobsterman from the late 19th century, I know he would appreciate this…