This is a really strange idea, you plug it into the USB port of your PC and it vibrates to give you a stress relieving massage. With so many people nowadays tied to their desks for hours every day aches and pains are a common complaint. Some bright spark has decided that the answer to this problem is a portable massager powered by your PC so you can get some relief without interrupting your work.

It comes in beige with a blue power button and a six foot extension cord to connect it to your USB port. It can vibrate at 3600 rpm and it is a small device at 1.5×2.75×3.5 inches. It weighs in at just 5.29 ounces and the ergonomic design makes it comfortable to hold. It is extremely portable and the underside has small protrusions to ease your aching muscles. This is under $10 but if you try it out at work expect to get some funny looks from your colleagues.

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No, in fact I don’t call myself. I Call Me is a concept gadget that allows two way connections between a keychain and a cellphone. This devices could be very helpful when you misplace the keys. The cellphone calls the I Call Me device and vice versa when you lost your mobile.

The idea seems pretty nice, but I think is very hard to put it in production. First of all the manufacturer should consider its efficiency and utility. It might be a good solution to use radio signals between the two devices rather than a mobile network. Some mobiles have a PTT function, but the service is offered with contract. Other solution would be creating a mobile with dedicated I Call Me button that use Bluetooth or other radio waves. All in all, it is a great idea in my opinion.

via SciFi

The ultimate geek stuff I discovered is the Wi-Fi T-shirt detector. It detects signal strength for 802.11b and 802.11g networks. The Wi-Fi Detector T-shirt is 100% cotton and features a removable decal that contains the Wi-Fi display. When you get nearby a hotspot the T-shirt will display a glowing animation.

As I see it this “gadget” could be an uniform for desperate geeks who can’t stay out of a network. The high-tech fashionable T-shirt works on three AAA batteries that go into a battery pack hidden inside a little pocket. This T-shirt priced at $29.99 can be purchased from ThinkGeek.

via ExtremeTech