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I would say that all of our senses are equally precious, and one should never underestimate the healing power of touch. In fact, being separated from your loved one is difficult enough to go through, even more so when it involves a long distance relationship, never mind that one is still able to call, text, and hold video conversations – there is something about a human touch that makes everything different. Will technology be able to help us bridge this gap? Perhaps, as Kwamecorp has come up with this new Bond system.

The Bond sensors would arrive in pairs, where it enables you to keep one, while passing the other to your other half, partner, or basically someone else whom you have a deep affection for. You can wear it around the wrist or as a pendant, where the Bond modular sensors will then be able to deliver caresses as well as tickles either way, as long as the both of you remain within vicinity of mobile phone coverage. The Bond system will play nice with any iOS or Android device over a Bluetooth connection, and has adequate battery life to last an entire week before requiring a trip to the nearest power outlet. Sending a tickle is as simple as double tapping the sensor in order to unlock it, before you touch it – the recipient will then receive the tickle for as long as your finger remains on the Bond. Pretty neat, no? [Indiegogo Page]

Bond From Kwamecorp Could Offer Physical Touch In Long Distance Relationships original content from Ubergizmo.

So you have watched Skyfall, and came away even more impressed with Danie Craig’s performance as the grittiest Bond to date. Of course, the thrills and spills were there, and there was also a Judge Dredd moment in the movie, not to mention the demise of a major character, but what you really loved Bond for was his suaveness that snagged him many a lady, in addition to the hot rides that he has over the years which enabled him to make an impossible escape once too many times. Enter the $69.95 James Bond Remote Controlled Stunt Car that helps you script your own Bond adventure and living it out – in your imagination.

This radio controlled car will be able to reproduce similar evasive banking maneuvers that were executed by the iconic British Secret Service agent 007. It is a faithful replica of an Aston Martin DBS V12, which ended up as Mr. Bond’s preferred vehicle in the later installments of the famous espionage movie series (after BMW’s time was up, thankfully). This unique ride comes with a tiny wheel which extends from the right undercarriage at your command, allowing it to lift the right front and rear wheels off the ground so that you can evade obstacles according to your whim and fancy. There is another button on the remote that makes the entire car pop wheelies or shoot up a ramp when the need arises.

[ James Bond Remote Controlled Stunt Car copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

We’ve already gotten our collective mitts on Sony’s Xperia TL, and come November 2nd, you’ll be able to do the same by plunking down $99.99 and inking a two-year contract with AT&T. In case you need a refresher, the LTE handset runs a skinned build of Ice Cream Sandwich, packs a 1.5GHz dual-core S4 processor, 13-megapixel rear-facing camera, NFC and a 4.6-inch 720p display powered by the firm’s Mobile BRAVIA Engine. Since Sony’s smartphone flagship is lucky enough to call itself the official James Bond phone, it’ll come stuffed with behind the scenes footage of the upcoming film Skyfall and Bond-themed ringtones, wallpapers and more. For the full lowdown on the Xperia TL’s arrival on Big Blue, hit the jump for the press release.

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