For all the iPhone owners out there, I don’t know how you can live without copy and paste functionality. Lucky for you, there’s OpenClip:

A non-profit, open source implementation of copy and paste for the iPhone, OpenClip uses an area of the filesystem to enable participating apps to share the contents of a common clipboard. A small number of apps have pledged support, and until Apple has its own version this may come in handy from time to time.

And it’s just as awesome as you’d expect. It blends in almost seamlessly with the iPhone interface. It’s even open source, so you know it’s going to take off like a rocket if enough people start using it. Hit the link below to visit the OpenClip website.

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Sport team coaches have the habit of being overbearing. And by overbearing, we mean on your ass like a gerbil to his Richard Gere (oh…snap!). Coaches need a gadget to keep their minds occupied so you athletes can take a break.

The Coach’s Clipboard uses Wi-Fi technology to keep your coach up to snuff with all of the latest coaching information, as well as 80GB HDD space to save play information and browse through draft pick information and such. They can also check updated stats of players and converse with opposing coaches in trade talks. — Andrew Dobrow

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