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- Cool Pooch – Lets you Share a Cold one with Your Dog
- Ninja Remote Stealth Jammer – You Know You Want One
- Ninja Remote Stealth Television Gadget and IR Jammer
- Manic Miner Heat Changing Mug
- Tattoo your Nokia Lumia 710
- ivee Digit alarm clock – Siri in a box?
| Cool Pooch – Lets you Share a Cold one with Your Dog Posted: 09 Mar 2012 12:25 PM PST It’s no secret that people are in love with their pets. Americans alone, spent over 50 billion on pets last year and that number is expected to be just a bit higher this year. We dress our pets, we let them sleep in our beds and for some of us, our pets are our children. So this next item won’t be alarming to some of you, and for the rest of us, well, lets just say, grab the mouthwash before you read this. Check out the Cool Pooch Water Bottle, allowing you to share your water with mans best friend, a straw for you, a little squeeze filled “sippy- funnel” for your dog… what could be better? Cool Pooch is a super convenient way for you to carry a single water supply for both you and your pet, in one easy to carry sports bottle. Imagine you and your pal, hiking, running, picnicking or even on a road trip.. sharing your time together, wind in your hair, and then sharing a frosty beverage. How delightful. The Cool Pooch bottle is specially designed to prevent backwash *gulp* and can also be purchased with an optional sport sack that will allow you to hang the bottle comfortably over your shoulder as well as being insulated, in order to keep your drinks cold. The Cool Pooch bottle will not leak and it’s dishwasher safe, so let Rover know he doesn’t need to worry that you put your lips on it! The Cool Pooch water bottle sells for under 9 bucks and it can also be purchased with the sport sack for around $16.99 both are available at coolpooch.com Oh go ahead, your dog isn’t going to be grossed out by your slobber… is he? Check out the Coolest Gadgets 2008 Gift Guides, Christmas shopping made easy. [ Cool Pooch – Lets you Share a Cold one with Your Dog copyright by Coolest Gadgets ] Related Posts:
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| Ninja Remote Stealth Jammer – You Know You Want One Posted: 09 Mar 2012 05:57 AM PST
Well thats about to change! Welcome the Ninja Remote Stealth Television Gadget and IR Jammer, get back the power that you gave away such a long time ago. This nifty little device will help you annoy the crap out of your friends and enemies, spouses and kids, or just about anyone, anywhere you would like to stick it to them. Don’t care for the blood and guts war drama hubby has decided on? No problem, as the TV changes channels and the volume gets higher and lower, or the power turns on and off he might get frustrated and watch the TV in the other room, you know, the one with the uncomfortable chair, or simply jam his remote so that only the romance channel comes in or, for those special days where its not just his choice of television programming thats bugging you, choose the “bomb” function and cause the TV to change the channels and the volume at random for a whole 5-15 minutes. The Ninja Remote Jammer also works with most digital cameras and can function in a less evil capacity as a long range shutter remote. Imagine your delight next time youre sitting at a sports bar watching yet another endless round of golf and you alone have the power to change over to the Home Shopping Network, and there’s nothing anyone can do about it. Perfect! Now if only they could just make one that silenced cell phones, that would be awesome. The power can be yours, all for only $29.99 from our friends over at thinkgeek.com  Tech Cult – We cover the latest tech news, but always with a funny twist. [ Ninja Remote Stealth Jammer – You Know You Want One copyright by Coolest Gadgets ] Related Posts:
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| Ninja Remote Stealth Television Gadget and IR Jammer Posted: 09 Mar 2012 05:30 AM PST
It does not matter whether you want to fool around with the volume levels or change channels at your whim and fancy, the Ninja Remote Stealth Television Gadget and IR Jammer is capable of doing it all. It will have a working range of around 400 feet, and with the jam button, it will be able to prevent all other remotes in the area from controlling the TV. You can even snap self-portraits from a distance with the digital camera shutter button. Definitely for those with a trolling spirit in them. Cool Gift Idea: Digital Picture Frames, check out our reviews. [ Ninja Remote Stealth Television Gadget and IR Jammer copyright by Coolest Gadgets ] Related Posts:
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| Posted: 09 Mar 2012 05:00 AM PST
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| Posted: 09 Mar 2012 04:30 AM PST
Yes sir, we know that Apple allows one to engrave their iPods and iPads, but body artist Simon Templeman has come up with a rather novel idea – to be able to tattoo your favorite design onto the back of your smartphone. How is this done? Surely not with the traditional ink and needle that is meant to puncture human skin, right? For starters, he will be able to wield his magic using a special technique that was developed by him for the Nokia Lumia 710. He managed to fine-tune a special air-brush, recreating the needle and ink effect of a tattoo – although this time around, his “canvas” comes in the form of a smartphone – a Nokia Lumia 710, to be exact. Simon says, "It's a great way to make your phone stand out. Tattoos say a lot about people, so I thought it would be great for them to be able to put that individuality on their phone too." This inspiration to tattoo handsets came about after Simon took a gander at the Nokia Lumia 710 alongside its bevy of interchangeable back panels. Simon, currently 45, will rely on special lacquer layers in order to turn those designs on the phone as permanent fixtures. Not only that, he is not one to rest on his laurels, and hence has been looking into different ways of using a laser technique and burning an image on to the phone itself. At least Simon does not have to worry about his customers flinching at the sight of a needle, and neither does he have to fret about sterilizing needles before starting work on a new smartphone’s back. Just how much does Simon charge for his services? Prices start from £40 upwards, and just like any other ordinary tattoo, the price increases with the intricacy of the design. Cool Gift Idea: Digital Picture Frames, check out our reviews. [ Tattoo your Nokia Lumia 710 copyright by Coolest Gadgets ] Related Posts:
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| ivee Digit alarm clock – Siri in a box? Posted: 09 Mar 2012 04:00 AM PST
Yes, I am quite sure that most folks already start their mornings off by yelling (see, it ain’t talking) at their alarm clock, asking it to quit its incessant ringing so that you can grab five more minutes of precious snooze time. The ivee Digit is slightly different, but so far, initial impressions of it has been rather decent, meaning it works as advertised. No idea on how it will perform when people with different accents talk to it though. I would feel a bit weird talking to an alarm clock, but then again, perhaps this is the new method of interacting with our devices – first starting from the physical keyboard to the virtual one, and eventually will we be able to make a complete jump to just voice-based conversations and commands with your devices? Using the ivee Digital alarm clock should be a no-brainer – all you need to do is plug it into a nearby wall outlet, follow the instructions found in the Quick Start Guide religiously, and say, "Hello ivee". Tell ivee the time, and it will set it accordingly, and you can also set up to two different alarms on a single clock – after all, not all married couples wake up at the same time. Interestingly enough, the instruction booklet “warns” you not to speak to ivee Digit in a robot voice, and you are not to interrupt ivee until it is done speaking. I guess apart from that limitation of the hardware and software, it is also a great way to remind us that interrupting someone who is talking is just plain rude, and it is always better to listen than to talk. After all, we learn far more by listening. The ivee Digit will retail for $49.99 a pop if you are interested at something a little bit out of the ordinary. Introducing Foolish Gadgets because not all gadgets are cool  [ ivee Digit alarm clock – Siri in a box? copyright by Coolest Gadgets ] Related Posts:
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We do know that ninjas – real ninjas, are so stealthy, that you hardly seem them around. In fact, they come and go like the wind, and you would not even have noticed. Well, for those who want to play the role of the proverbial stealthy assassin but do not have the physical requirements to do so, here is the 
If you want to start off the day right, then why not do it with the 
Are you thinking of getting inked? After all, celebrities do it, and so do sports icons – be they footballers, the star quarterbacks, professional wrestlers, or hoop shooters. Getting a tattoo has for some time already been the hip thing to do, but when it comes to the types of tattoo designs as well as choice of placement, well, I am quite sure that one is able to write an entire thesis with it and still not come to any concrete conclusion. Having said that, how many of us would think of tattooing our possessions, let alone a mobile phone?
Have any of you experienced Siri on iOS 5? I am quite sure that the initial moments spent with Siri are very tender, and chances are, your experience would have remained stuck with you for a long time to come. After all, how often is it before Siri and iOS 5 that one is able to converse in a rather natural manner to one’s smartphone, and the software will be able to take what you have spoken and process it into different functions and tasks. Well, here is a little Siri-like experience to perk your day – although it will be limited to the form of the ivee Digit alarm clock.| You are subscribed to email updates from Coolest Gadgets To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now. | Email delivery powered by Google |
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