Dont know who invented this most probably the Japanese with their hardcore working ethics. This collar is used to make sure that you stay focused on your job and nothing else. Maybe it was invented by the boss of this guy who is always distracted by that hot looking new secretary the boss just hired.
Women seem to want more gadgets carried around while they’re on the road. Some designers have some kind of crazy thought of incorporating the gadgetry functionalities into dress or suit e.g. the solar bikini that lets you charge your gadgets while you’re lying down enjoying sun bath on the beach. Here comes a dress for the women, which I bet you wouldn’t dare to put it on you. The Day-for-Night [ Read More ]
Nintendo of Australia makes one little girl’s Christmas extra-special Everyone likes an uplifting story during the holidays, don’t they? Heck, we like to read or hear about them any chance we get. And this story is no different, as one little girl in Australia suffering from arthrogryposis, a degenerative muscle disease, recently got a wonderful gift fromNintendo. Supercharge Your Scheduling with GCal There’s no better time to develop your scheduling [ Read More ]
DoCoMo is far ahead in the race of setting up a better lifestyle for the future generation. This time they have worked on a child friendly mobile phone that has lots of in-built security features. The new F801i is an improved version of the popular FOMA SA800i model that DoCoMo released in March 2006. This new model can be easily held by kids in their palms. The waterproof phone never [ Read More ]
The world of technology comes with a breakthrough each day, and with every new day, we find a solution to one of our problems, or a new and efficient way to do something better. Have you ever pictured a world in which your cell phone could print out the pictures that you take with the camera built into your phone? Seamless mobility might have been a dream a few years [ Read More ]
She can consider herself lucky because had she been conceived in these times, her mother would have had an abortion. Chinese doctors have found 26 sewing needles inside the body of Luo Cuifen, a 31-year-old woman.They suspect they were inserted into the woman’s body when she was a newborn by her grandparents because they were upset she was not a boy. Some of the needles entered the vital organs, such [ Read More ]





