Social networking and microblogging are fast becoming among the top ways for individuals to interact. I’ve become pretty active on Twitter the last few weeks, and want to talk to YOU. Yes, YOU! Got a question? Just want to chat? Follow me. — Andrew Dobrow
– Andrew Dobrow
Using a similar theme as the Lonely Jacket (though comfier), these Glovers are gloves for two, though linked together in the middle to allow for cuddly warm holding, even on the coldest winter days.
Many couples need the feeling of skin on skin, and winter clothing is a huge cut off from actual physical contact. Glovers joins your hands, even when you don’t want them joined. This means there is now no excuse not to hold hands in public. Damn you Glovers! Grab your own for £19.50. That is, if your hands are free. — Andrew Dobrow
The days of Minority Report-like technology seem closer and closer everyday. With the popularity increasing on touch screens and touch based interfaces, the Ukraine made 3D Touchpad is a step ahead of the crowd.
It’s not even really a touchpad at all technically. You don’t have to touch the thing to make it work. The touchpad can sense movements above the pad area, without any real physical contact. Great for those OCD germ weirdos who hate touching things they’re unfamiliar with.
The 3D touchpad can be kept below the computers keyboard, so the pad won’t take up any extra room to clutter your desk. The Ukraine inventors have high hopes for the 3D touchpad, expecting them to eventually be on every computer. Now that, my friends, would be revolutionary.
