London hotel offers dinner etiquette lessons for childrenAt London’s Kensington Hotel, “Petite Etiquette” lessons now aim to teach basic table manners to children.
Hand-sewn pillows showcase users’ Instagram photosStitchtagram is a site that creates hand-sewn pillows featuring photos from Instagram.
Bottle uses active charcoal to make tap water taste betterBlack+Blum’s Eau Good water bottle embraces the centuries-old use of active charcoal to make every day tap water taste better.
Trackers embedded in athlete’s apparel provide live in-game data for coachesadidas is to trial its miCoach system at the 2012 AT&T MLS All-Star Game, with team coaches able to monitor athlete performance on tablet devices.
Social network has transparent accounts and is owned by usersZurker is allowing users to take a share of its profits and ensures that every cent is accounted for.
Alarm clock forces users out of bed to enter a codeThe Ramos alarm clock can’t be turned off by any ordinary means; rather, users must get up and walk to an accompanying defuse panel to punch in the clock’s preset deactivation code.
Dating site helps users learn from their exesWotWentWrong is an Australian site that aims to help singles learn from their failed relationships so as to improve their romantic outlook for the future.
Device enables smart automatic cat feedingUsing RFID sensor technology, Gatefeeder allows cats to be fed while owners are away from home.
Wireless sensor broadcasts environmental data via TwitterTsubuyaku Sensor is a new wireless device from Japanese Ubiquitous Computing Technology that monitors conditions such as temperature, humidity and radiation levels and automatically tweets the resulting data via Twitter.
Wall-mounted printers create physical photos from Instagram feedsInstaprint links Instagram location or hashtag feeds with printing devices that use technology similar to instant film cameras.