Ketchup Charlie Spread Head; $3.99Mustard Marvin Spread Head; $3.99
Toothpaste Rex; $4.99 
I am a huge fan of the Flip and have purchased 7 as gifts.
ASA Mobo Shift. Available May 12th.
Self Filtering Water Bottle - Get rid of those plastic bottles that are ruining the environment and creating floating trash islands twice the size of Texas! The Self Filtering Water Bottle is only $50 bucks from Hammacher Schlemmer and can go 100 gallons before needing replacement. Its free of any chemicals found in plastic bottles and removes 99.99% of all microbes. And, the best part about it is it can even filter stream water and pond water?!
Compact Fluorescent Lightbulbs - Yep, sound boring but this is one of the easiest ways to be eco-friendly and also save yourself money. CFLs last up to 10x longer than an incandescent bulb and use 75% less energy.
When I was working as an Event Manager for ESPN we were always in a rush to get photos from big events, like the Super Bowl party, uploaded quickly and sent to press. We were slowed down by the fact that the photographer had to shoot all night and then go to their computer, download, and upload to outlets. A necessary evil.
For someone that spends way too much time in airports and is sadly greeted as a regular by most TSA employees few things thrill me more traveling these days. Today, was a different day. JFK presented new goodness: a SkyMall vending machine. SkyMall is a catalog that is found in Delta airlines seat pockets sporting random gadgetry and other products like the Solafeet Foot Tanner, the Lawn Aerator Sandals or the Ultrasonic Dog Deterrent Bird Feeder. (Things you don't really need but love to look at.)
Have you ever wanted to make a phone call but not want your number to pop up? Well, if you don't have a private or unlisted number you can hit *67 before you dial to make it come up as unlisted. Alternatively you can upstage that option and be whoever you want to be... via Caller ID Spoofing. You see, Caller ID Spoofing has been around since Caller ID. With a number of programs to choose from essentially you can pick and choose what number you want displayed and you can even disguise your voice real time - which is creepy but kinda awesome.

One of the reasons cell phone users are not donating their old cell phones is because they don't know how to erase all of their data before giving it away. Who wants their contacts, notes, and in many cases, emails out there for someone else to see? Or even worse, worrying about the chance of becoming a victim of identity theft because someone uses your personal information.
I'm holding out for a 3G iPad due out later this month - but now I can't resist having a custom version. A bit pricey - but for an extra $400 you can pick and choose your colors and finish right down to the button.
Most people don't know where to recycle old, outdated technology but the best part is there's probably a drop-off right around the corner. Hit up Earth911.com to find your closest recycling center for anything from VCRs to pool chemicals.
Today in Disney World, (that's how I typically start out every blog post) we stopped in at an 'Innovations' exhibit in Epcot and actually got some pretty interesting material on the evolution of the Segway.
Love me some gadgets that make serious strides in bettering lives. With that said, meet the Intel Reader.
For a company that is nearly taking over the world in every direction, I was happy to see Google kick back a cool treat to Topeka, Kansas. Last month Topeka's Mayor renamed the city 'Google', Kansas in a PR stint to leverage selection as one of the communitities Google will choose for their broadband project. Today, Google reverses its name to Topeka. Just hit up the main page to see the funs. Surely, an April Fools stint but a nice way to say hey we're listening and no this doesnt mean you are the winner of our contest.
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