For those mornings when coffee just isn’t enough. Thanks to the new pillow-tie, sleep-deprived office workers can now fall asleep comfortably at their desks.

Technology these days never seems to surprise our younger generation who came into the world pretty unaware of how life was without the latest smartphone, computer or even car. I’m one of them. You can try to imagine it, but life as it is in the 21^st Century seems to have no technological boundaries when it comes to electronic gadgets.
I remember getting frustrating when trying to teach my grandmother how to send a simple text message, or even setting up a Facebook account for my Mum (who’s now an addict btw) while she posed numerous questions.

I came across the “virtual keyboard” idea a few years back, before the iPhone and iPad releases and kind of saw it as a pointless creation.
I am now an Apple gadget lover, and after having seen the latest virtual keyboard advertised I feel I NEED one.

What with the development in technology over the past two decades, not many people remember the cassette days, especially not the younger generation. Back in the day, cassettes were the “in” way of listening to our favourite tracks, at home or on the move. An iPhone of course gains it’s owners access to a wide range of technological possibilities other than just music. This is what makes this case so great – the double glance effect…

When browsing the net I found a few cool stickers, which can provide a lot of amusement while travelling. The stickers are stuck onto a suitcase and show very much in the style of a Trompe-l’œil, an optical illusion, a seemingly real motif. At first glance the pictures look unbelievably real.

When I first saw the following gadget, I immediately thought of Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Psycho’. In one of the most famous scenes in film history, psychopath Norman Bates stabs a young woman in the shower. However, even without knowing this, the shower curtain with its gruesome blood trail is effective.

Facebook has a strong influence on the lives of many people. A very popular function is to rate movies, profiles or whatever by simply clicking the “Like” button. Of course somebady had to have the idea to transfer the whole thing into the real world. To implement this idea, only a simple stamp had to be created so the user can rate something on paper.

In contrast to the old-fashioned typewriter, a computer keyboard is comparatively low-noise. Nevertheless, the rattle of the keys can be quite annoying. In most offices one can find at least one person who is sensitive to noise. One can easily solve this problem with the noise-controlling coverage by Thanko. With this nice gadget noise in the office can be reduced.

A USB HUB turns a single USB HUB into lots of USB port. This convenient device does not need to look boring as the skullhub USB shows. Probably, a skull on a desk is not something everybody would consider to be “decorative”. But there are lots of horror fans who would like this device. Furthermore, the skull has another function besides serving as USB HUB. As there is no “skullcap”, the head can be used as deposition rack.

Tea of course is a popular beverage- it tastes good in warm and cold seasons likewise. But everybody knows the annyoance: when the tea bag is in the hot water the yarn easily slips into the cup and disappears. That is over now! The solution is the Tie Tea Cup by Generate.

People more and more tend to make clear what they “like” on the internet. But compliments are also desired off-line. So, a creative design studio developed a “Like” stamp which also perfroms a thumbs-up sign on the paper. Will it be as successful as Facebook`s “Like” button? That remains to be seen