Start your own band with the Tengu Allstars

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We all remember the adorable USB interactive toys called Tengu. Now they are back with awesome hairstyles and personality to go with it! The new Tengu Allstars include Rotten, Stardust and Woodstock with a taste of their own. Rotten loves the raw, fast and loud music from 1977. This love was triggered when he discovered his dad’s old punk collection. Stardust enjoys glitter and glam with his music and Woodstock is about peace, love and good music. These $35 cuties emote and lip-sync to every sound they hear. They even come with stick on accessories to add more glam and style. Just plug them on your laptop, play some music and start your own band with these rockers.

by monali, posted August 1, 2009 - 3:46 AM in Home Gadgets | Comments ()

Shake Weight, a suggestive way to lose weight

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Gone are the days when you had to slog it out in the gym to tone your arms. The Shake Weight is here to effortlessly tone your arms in just six minutes a day. This device is shaped like a dumbbell and you just have to start it, hold it and let it work for you. Check out the video for yourself to see what I mean by ‘suggestive’. It looks like, well, I’m not saying it. The makers ‘claim’ that it uses the principle of dynamic inertia to increase the muscle activity in your arms. It’s hard to believe how just holding a device can tone your arms, but if it’s going to save the effort of going to the gym, its well worth a try.

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by monali, posted August 1, 2009 - 3:35 AM in Home Improvement | Comments ()

The LG Wine set to make a comeback with 3G this September

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Ever since its launch in May 2007, the LG Wine has sold over 2 million units around the world till now. This phone was originally aimed for middle-aged users and featured a large screen and keypad, quick-access keys, text-to-speech, and the simple overall design. LG now plans to equip this successful phone with 3G and release it this September. The LG Wine 3G will first be launched first in Korea via SK Telecom, KTF and LG Telecom. No other details are out yet, but considering the success of its predecessors, I am sure this phone will rock too!

[Unwiredview]

by monali, posted August 1, 2009 - 3:23 AM in Mobile Phones | Comments ()

Thongs for your feet

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I thought I had seen it all, then I saw underwear for the feet. It sounds and looks quite silly to me. In fact, they are styled such that I'd have to call them thongs for the feet. I really don't see the point of these. I'd rather spend my money on real shoes, not these weird things. Unless you have a serious foot fetish, there's no real use for these foot thongs. But to each his own, maybe you like it more than I do.

[Nopuedocreer]

by kim, posted July 31, 2009 - 5:58 AM in Fashion | Comments ()

Chocolate iPhone Case looks delicious

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I love chocolate, but I'm trying to watch my weight, so that's a luxury I can't afford. So I'm currently satisfying my cocoa cravings by surrounding myself with inedible chocolate items. This iPod Touch and iPhone case shaped like a delicious milk chocolate bar serves that purpose perfectly. It definitely adds a yummy touch to your phone or MP3 player and sets it apart from the crowd. It also has openings on the sides so you can insert the headphones and charger, or connect it to a speaker or docking station. It's made from silicone, so it'll definitely protect your device from shocks and scratches. You can get it for $16 here. If you have an iPod shuffle, try this chocolate case.

by kim, posted July 31, 2009 - 5:50 AM in Mobile Phones | Comments ()

Led Nightlight for the Toilet to put an end to toilet seat squabbles

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I don't know who would want to light up their toilet and that too in Christmas colors, but apparently such people exist. It's an LED nightlight that brightens your toilet in either red or green light depending on whether the seat is left up or down. I suppose it's a good reminder for putting down the toilet seat, but it does seem like an over the top gesture. It's an intelligent gadget that detects you approaching the toilet, thanks to its built-in PIR sensor. So when you are close, the lights turn on and turn off when you walk away. Remember it only works at night. If the idea is sold to you, you can buy this toilet seat light for $28 at Curiosite.

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by kim, posted July 31, 2009 - 5:46 AM in Home Improvement | Comments ()

The Eyezone Eye Massager: A sight for sore eyes

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Who doesn't like a soothing massage? However, we tend to neglect our eyes when they need it the most after constant exposure to brightly lit screens and what not. The Eyezone Eye Massager is literally a sight for sore eyes. It uses vibrating foam pads around your eyes to gently massage and relax them. Also, it has acupressure to help with sore eyes, migraines and even sinus problems. It's also good for dealing with presbyopia or the onset of old age caused by loss of muscle elasticity in your eyes. You can buy it for $15 here. Get rid of all your puffy and tired eyed woes!

[Redferret]

by kim, posted July 31, 2009 - 5:41 AM in Beauty | Comments ()

Disappearing Bikini: Saucy or Offensive?

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This teeny weeny not so polka dotted bikini looks really hot and perfect to show off your curves at first glance, right? However it is designed to show off a lot more than you would desire. This thong suit is something of a prank that dissolves after a few seconds in the water. It's selling in Germany at the moment and this Get Naked costume is sheer joy for men. Personally, I think it's quite outrageous to think that they would make a product like this that is quite insulting to a woman. On the flip side, if you are a private pool or hot tub, you can pleasantly surprise your special someone with this saucy bikini. It's there one minute, gone the next. Who says you can't do magic? What's your take on the issue?

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by kim, posted July 31, 2009 - 5:35 AM in Fashion | Comments ()

The future is looking good with LG's folding phones with a twist

lg-folding-phone-.jpg LG is certainly coming up with some innovative and absolutely breathtaking ideas recently. If you don't believe, check out the HiFi concept handset that was one of the newly announced winners of LG’s Design The Future competition. It looks like an amazing touchscreen phone, but with a feature that sets it apart from everything else. This baby can be twisted around so that it wraps around your head making it possible to handle calls and listen to music on the go. Another phone that grabs your attention is the Morph which is a flexible phone that can be bent and and worn around the wrist. This clever design was shortlisted as well. The winning design was that of a modular phone which slots into laptops and netbooks. Of course, these are anywhere close to going into production yet. They are merely concepts.

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by kim, posted July 31, 2009 - 5:27 AM in Mobile Phones | Comments ()

Salter Mirror Scale triples as a mirror, weighing scale and clock

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If your bathroom is short on space, don't worry as the Salter Mirror Scale is here to put an end to your space woes. It is an extremely convenient gadget that is a bathroom mirror complete with LCD clock for your wall. Not only that, but it also stores a super slim set of bathroom scales that aren't visible to anyone unless they know that the scales are present. So no one needs to know about your weight obsession! The digital clock shows your weight, how cool is that? It's a really innovative bathroom gadget and I'm considering getting one. The other weighing scale that caught up eye is the Withings one that transfers data to the iPhone. Anyway, the Salter Mirror Scale retails for $50 and will be seen at John Lewis from August.

[Switchedonset]

by kim, posted July 31, 2009 - 3:54 AM in Home Improvement | Comments ()

Wearable health monitoring systems to help you get fit

smartclothes.jpg In a bid to monitor people’s health comfortably and without having those ugly white patches stuck on the body, the HealthWear concept has evolved. This project is funded by the Directorate General Information Society of the European Commission and aims to provide accurate and reliable health monitoring, especially of those in rehabilitation phase. The patients can just wear the suit and the respective data is transmitted to a tiny mobile sized device. This suit is made up of special health care clothing and includes sensors to monitor the heart rate measurement, blood flow, perspiration, stress and temperature. It is much more comfortable than those sensor patches attached to the skin. The patients can also go about their daily activities with this suit on and improve their life style effectively. Nurses won’t have to the patients and wake them up form their sleep to take readings if this concept actually takes shape.

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by monali, posted July 30, 2009 - 9:56 AM in Other Stuff | Comments ()

Hang all your bling on the Bling Hangit

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God bless the makers of the Bling Hangit hanger. It is surely a must have in your wardrobe. This innovative hanger is used to hang your earrings, necklaces and bracelets all in one place. And it will certainly put an end to the fight you put up every morning, trying to separate the entangled jewelry. No wonder the makers won an award for this product! The Bling Hangit is available in black, white and fuchsia for $15.

by monali, posted July 30, 2009 - 9:21 AM in Home Improvement | Comments ()

Cute Putipanda’s coming your way!

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Along with the fascinating Louis Vuitton Multicolore Spring Pallete collection, Takashi Murakami had also showcased a few pieces of plush toys a few months ago. But a lot of girls around the world were left heart broken to know that these super cute Murakami x Louis Vuitton Multipanda (Putipanda’s) are available only at the Louis Vuitton Omotesando store in Tokyo. But not anymore! You too can get your hands these cute Putipanda’s in the form of a large plush size toy or a small mobile phone charm at the Cliff Edge starting today. I just can’t wait to get my hands on these cuties!

Via - [Luxurylaunches]

by monali, posted July 30, 2009 - 9:15 AM in Fashion | Comments ()

Soho 720p HD Camcorder in pink argyle will steal every fashionista's heart

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If you are in the quest of a trendy and feminine camcorder, just lay your eyes on the Soho 720p HD Camcorder. One look at it and you know that it is a part of a Luxe Collection and the envy of any fashionista. It's the ultimate combination of style and technology. The Soho 720p HD Camcorder comes in a pink argyle design that is easy to fall in love with and totally in vogue. Also, it has a matching case to carry around the pink beauty in. It records real 720p high-definition video, captures still pictures up to 8MP image resolution and features a large and bright 3.0" TFT screen. What more could a girl ask for? This is all you need to capture every special moment of your with panache. You can buy it for $150.

by kim, posted July 30, 2009 - 5:02 AM in Home Gadgets | Comments ()

The Kodak Zi8 Video Camera slips into your pocket

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I've never really gotten into the camcorder craze, maybe because I feel like I have nothing exciting enough to record. I feel like it's something for crazy college parties or for parents of new borns who love to record their every move. However, the Kodak Zi8 has me tempted a bit. Also, it's a good alternative to the Flip series. It features Flip-beating 1080p video, with built-in electronic image stabilization, a 2.5-inch LCD, 5 megapixel, 16:9 still pics, an external microphone jack, an SDHC card slot, and a swing-out USB arm for easy uploading to YouTube or Facebook. It comes in three nice colors that are blue, black and red. The body of the camcorder certainly looks sleek and stylish. It retails for $180 at Amazon. It can easily fit into your pocket which makes it very convenient.

Via - [Newlaunches]

by kim, posted July 30, 2009 - 4:56 AM in Home Gadgets | Comments ()

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