Little girls normally love playing make believe, waiting for their prince to turn up one fine day to sweep them off their feet, while loving all and everything pink in between. Dollhouses too, are also a mandatory toy for your little princess, and if you want to tech things up a little bit, here we are with the Roominate – currently a Kickstarter project that is being funded, where it holds the promise of offering young girls who possess a genuine curiosity to explore a tech-laden playground in order for them to tinker around and learn from.
The Roominate project page claims that this dollhouse is the sweat and blood of three Stanford graduate students, who had this wish of seeing “more women in their upper level math and science classes.” Hence, they decided to start real young, where Roominate is all about building your own furniture as well as a making sure the home is wired, delivering proper working lights and the ilk. How the Roominate dollhouse works out eventually depends on you, but it all begins with a “kit of wooden building pieces and circuit components”.
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While we all know that Apple is probably never going to release an iPhone that features a physical keyboard, there are plenty of solutions available on the market to rectify this issue. It looks like we might have one more to add to the mix. Created by SoloMatrix, the Spike is a unique iPhone case that protects your phone as well as provides it with a physical keyboard. However, it isn’t like any other keyboard case available right now.
Nobody likes wearing shirts to work, especially on hot days. While it’s usually a company dress code and there’s not much you can do about it, the folks over at Ministry of Supply have come up with a solution to help make it better. Called Apollo shirts, these clothes are made from Phase-change Materials that pull heat from your body, keeping you cool when you’re in hot weather.
It’s basically an app that centralizes most apps you use on a daily basis, to keep a log of your life and help you do the things you need to do, when you need to: photos, videos, contacts, calendar, entries, notes, and Facebook and Twitter integration.
Appropriately called the Snooze, this alarm clock has probably got the largest snooze button I’ve ever seen. It works with your iPhone 4 or 4S, so this is only for grouches who own either one of these devices. It also doubles as a dock for your phone, so you can charge it overnight while using it as an alarm clock.
