How about this charging mat by Fulton Innovations. No needing to pour into a bowl, no needing to use the microwave. This bad boy heat’s it self up… In it’s container!

Now I definitely don’t see this coming into homes any time soon, but for sure something to share to the world.

Great idea, or useless invention? I’m leaning towards the latter…

-Rum

Ten One Design brings you an atcual Joystiq for the Ipad. Another reason to get an Ipad!

This is an Ipad gamer’s dream! If it works well, it’ll definitely take your skill to the next level. I might buy this for street fighter alone! At $25 it might be worth a shot. They’re only taking preorders for now…

Check out the video

There seems to be two groups when it comes to electronics, gadgets and all things wizardry.  Those that like it fresh out of Apple’s prototype lab or the guys that still kick it old school with their 8-Bit games on the NES.  There never seems to be a balance…until iRetro!

Designed by Freeland Studios, you can use your new iRetro and have that perfect harmony of nu school and old school.  It works like an iPhone dock where it hooks up to your computer and use the receiver when on a phone call.  Think of how cool rad you’ll look!

Grab one of these bad boys at Etsy

I’ve always wanted to draw on my walls.  I was one of those kids growing up who would get in crap for drawing with crayons, my favorite canvas? walls.  It just made sense, white walls needed colour.  In comes the Digital Graffiti Wall.  It’s surely something to entertain the guests.

“We keep on making the graffiti wall better and better. This is a little demo of the new stencils module we have added to it. We shot this video at Draw by Night, a Vancouver event organized my Myron Campbell. Visuals also by Myron.”

Digital Graffiti Wall + Stencils from Alex Beim on Vimeo

I love my Blackberry.  The whole Hamburger Disco family runs on Blackberrys.  So it was no surprise that this caught my attention when I was browsing the net for new Blackberry updates.  I’ve always wondered what it would feel like to have everything you’ve ever wanted in the world that you’d find it necessary to purchase a $240,000 Blackberry 8900 Curve.

“With 350 hours of craftsmanship and nearly 4,459 diamonds for a total of almost 29 carats mounted on 18K gold it comes with a Global Concierge Service and only 3 will ever be made !”…. all that but it doesn’t have 3G and it’s not UMTS capable? haha sounds like my Blackberry Bold trumps the 3 losers who will pay for that…

Check out Amosu for more information.  They also have lesser priced Blackberrys starting at $4000 for us thrifty folks…