Unique products to amuse and inspire. Musical Beer Bottles. 99 bottles of beer on the wall…. Wunda Weeder. Take gardening work lying down Evian→

According to PR Newsire, a Long Island special education teacher has revolutionized big-league play-calling with BoomGuard, a brilliantly simple device that shields coaches’ mouths→

According to a story in The Wall Street Journal, Raymond Stauffer was shopping at a New Jersey mall when he noticed something peculiar about→

Unique products to inspire and amuse. Baby’s First Smartphone. What’s next? Baby’s first Prius? Stay Puft Caffeinated Gourmet Marshmallows. I gotta cram for an→

These are NOT your father’s back-to-school supplies. Zip-It The Zip-it pencil case can be unzipped all the way for fun as a jump rope→

Unique products to inspire and amuse. Daddle Saddle. Ol’ Dad just wasn’t good enough. Squeez Bacon. Does it come with a nipple? Weird Luggage→

It takes more than just ingenuity to get a product onto retailers’ shelves and into the homes of millions of American consumers. It takes→

Unique products to inspire and amuse. Bacon Refrigerator Magnets. Bacon is everywhere. Stiletto Speakers. When your Blaupunkts just don’t cut it. iPlunge iPhone &→

Quirky.com takes users’ ideas and turns them into actual products – with improvements made by other site members. CNNMoney takes a look.

We all know what kind of danger lurks around the corner every time you turn on your computer at home or at the office.→

The invention and application of the digital players marks that mankind has entered the Digital Age, during which period people seldom use vinyl records→

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According to Chris Anderson, Wired Magazine’s editor-in-chief, atoms are the new bits — and because of this we are on the brink of the→

In a world of music-playing phones, Internet-enabled refrigerators and satellite-based car navigation, some companies still find success with such low-tech products as urine, dirt→

WalletPop went to the recent NYC Pet Show to find doggie products that were best in show. Would you pay $79.99 to find out→

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Here is an excerpt from the new book, Rework, by Jason Fried and David Hansson of 37 Signals. Sell Your By-Products When you make→

According to Inc.com, Laura Silverthorn runs Mother Ink, a company that makes temporary tattoos for expectant mothers. Her online sales are great, but retailers→

More than 2,500 attendees are expected at Response Expo, the Inventors Pavilion, May 11-13, in San Diego, California. This show gives exhibitors the unique→

Here is an interesting story by Jerry Osteryoung over at HELPING SMALL BUSINESS about making sure people want your product. Marketing 101 demands that→