Russian site lets Twitter users monetize their social influenceRussian Twistock treats Twitter users like stocks that can be bought and sold, offering participants a way to earn virtual cash and real goods in the Twistock Store.
App and sensor modules let consumers see if their food is organicAn app and iPhone accessory kit, Lapka is enabling people to test the ‘organicity’ of their food at home.
Free food and drinks at Moscow café, where patrons pay by the minuteAt Babochki Anticafé consumers pay nothing for their refreshments. Instead, they are charged by the minute for the time they spend there.
Russian ATM can detect when users are lyingMoscow-based Sberbank has developed a banking machine that can tell when a patron is lying.
‘Sleepbox’ helps travelers catch 40 winksThe Sleepbox is a small, self-contained cabin designed to give users a quiet place to get some rest.
Simplified Russian phone incorporates emergency SOS featureAdd / Remove It was only a few months ago that we wrote about John’s Phone, which claimed to be “the world’s most simple phone”. …
Connecting buyers and sellers of agricultural goods & servicesAdd / Remove We’ve featured countless online exchanges over the years that connect buyers and sellers of a wide variety of goods. Zeroing in on …
Website encourages shoppers to preorder new gadgetsAdd / Remove The delay in getting goods from production table to retail shelves is a frustrating hurdle for consumers with an ever-increasing lust for …
Cabs for and by women | UpdateAdd / Remove About a year ago, we covered the UK’s first women-only private car hire franchise: Pink Ladies. The company aimed to make rides …
