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The most common method of hailing a taxi in the street is by raising a hand, however it only works if the driver sees you. The Taxi Hailer is a device that helps you … er. Not to mention the potential damage you could do to your hearing if you either use it wrong, or the alleged “gentle” eardrum sucking goes awry. But this reeks of another useless gadget that didn’t need to be invented. Not having personally used this, I won’t comment on its effectiveness. The Ear Pressure Equalizer sucks air from the outer ear canal creating a slight vacuum which gently pushes the eardrum back into its original position.
Regardless, who needs the time and their coffee separated? By combining their powers, there’s literally nothing that can stop you from being on-time and alert. How many times has this happened to you: You’re sipping your cup of coffee, realize you need to know the time, check your watch and spill your coffee all over your trousers? If you said, “at least seven times,” then I’m amazed that you have the motor skills to access this website. The TimeMug finally puts a clock face where you’ve always needed it: on the side of your insulated travel mug. Gadling’s Mike Barish sums it up perfectly: See how clever and unique those two capitalized words look together, without the space in the middle? Genius!Īccording to, “TimeMug the world’s first and only 100% dishwasher-safe, time telling drinkware” … and the perfect example of a gadget that just didn’t need to be invented. If you’re not Bubble Boy or an allergy sufferer who shouldn’t be leaving the house (and, in both cases, why are you leaving the house?), is a travel humidifier really necessary? Can you not survive a weekend in a hotel without perfectly crisp, 68.5% relative humidity air? Seriously? No, seriously? Do we even need to comment on this? ( Via) As your meal cooks, the subtle glow from under the unit increases brightness and pulses faster until your meal is perfectly done. hamburger made from 80% lean beef takes 1 minute and 45 seconds less cook time than an identical patty made from 95% lean prime Black Angus? The iGrill does. Pair this with a Segway and you too can join the ranks of “Not likely to ever get laid for the rest of your life.” ( Via)ĭownload recipes, enter in the type of food, weight and desired degree of doneness, and the iGrill handles the rest. The Nubrella is so deliciously awful, it’s hilarious. Topping our list of greatest travel gadget (blunders) this year are these gems, perfect for the SkyMall Catalog Addict on your wishlist:
From solar electric scissors, to automatic pasta sauce stirrers, to that combination space pen/microwave/cat litter box cleaner your Uncle Earl had his eye on last year, it’s a nonstop consumer’s parade of nonsensical, made-for-TV crapware.
Enjoy!Īdmit it: the SkyMaul SkyMall Catalog is the most entertaining, unintentionally funny piece of in-flight reading material ever created. For purely gratuitous purposes, let’s start with the ugly - the very, very ugly. Like a traditional gift guide, we’ve broken each gadgety group down by personality type. Some are merely concepts, while some are (frighteningly) real. The greatest breakthroughs and most miserable failures - they’re all here. It’s that time of year, fellow flashpackers and gearhead travelers! Just in time for your belated holiday shopping, we’ve rounded up the fifty greatest travel gadgets of 2008.
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