Rachel Plefger, a French designer applied the idea of ambigram - a word that can be read from a variety of angles - on Psy-Shirt. The T-Shirt has the word “Hate” written, but will reflect the word “Love” if you stand next to mirror.
Weird accessories from Amsterdam-based designer, Eric Klarenbeek - Eye Jewelry. Eye Jewelry uses contact lenses to hang funky stuff from, and claims to have no effect whatsoever on your sight. Nor do you even feel it. Seeing, of course, is believing.
Nokia unveiled the Nokia N72 in pearl pink and gloss black, a sleek and stylish new addition to the Nokia Nseries range. It has a built-in 2-megapixel digital camera, digital music player and supports USB and bluetooth.
Kodak unveiled the world’s smallest 10x optical zoom digital camera - the Kodak Easyshare V610. It looks almost like Kodak Easyshare V570 that also features dual lens system to get a 38-380mm (35mm equivalent) focal length.
Are you too lazy to shake your salt or pepper shaker? Sounds like a ridiculous question, right?
Ok, here is Movers and Shakers, the New York designed automatic salt and pepper shakers for those who are too lazy to shake the shakers. Surely, I’m not the one 
Why go to all the effort of having to shake your shakers when you can have a set that shake themselves? Each shaker has a little rip-cord in its base, you just hold them over the food, pull the cord, and off they go, wobbling about, shaking themselves, and sprinkling your food with spice. Made from a superbly tactile soft silicone rubber, they’re robust and more fun than salt and pepper shakers have any right to be.
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