I can’t say that I’ve ever quite understood the Hello Kitty trend.  However, I am a big believer in companies offering several docks and speakers to fit a wide range of tastes.  You shouldn’t be stuck with a plain black set of speakers if you’re a pink and white fanatic.  Those of you that are into Hello Kitty or have a relative that is can pick up this dock for a not too bad price. It comes in white as well as an all over pink version.  This Japanese dock has surface mounting technology and lossless energy amplication technology.  It offers 360-degree sound output that’ll keep it from sounding like a novelty speaker that you just picked up because it featured your favorite cat.  It quite obviously features an iPod dock, but you can also plug other audio devices in through the stereo output.  You can pick one of these up for 14,800 yen or about $175 .

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Hello Kitty iPod Dock

Who would have thought that something as cute and sweet like Hello Kitty could actually be turned into another geeky product? Enter the Hello Kitty Nerd Kitty MIMOBOT , one of the latest MIMOBOT flash drives to join the family. Retailing for $34.95 a pop, she will throw away her make up kit as well as pretty accessories, and will instead come decked out in thick-rimmed black spectacles, a pocket protector, and a checkered bow on her head.

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Hello Kitty Nerd Kitty MIMOBOT

The next time someone tells you that he/she is going to give you a call from their Gmail, try not to look as though they escaped from a nearby mental asylum. After all, it always remains to your advantage to be as cool as a cucumber regardless of the situation that unfurls, and to ask questions if you aren’t sure so as not to assume

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Gmail now lets you make phone calls

I realize that I’m not exactly the master of cleaning, and one of the reasons I avoid cleaning is that I hate the spray bottles that they come in.

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Spray in any direction with the ANYWAY Spray Bottle

Considering that there will probably be an increase of electric vehicles on the road in the next few years, it’s nice to see that the Evatran Plugless Power Station is already thinking of ways to improve the charging process for these electric cars. It works with the user installing a shoebox-sized adapter in the car, which works as a wireless power receiver

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Evatran Plugless Power Station for Wireless Electric Car Charging

I have covered a lot of head-mounted displays (HMD), such as the i-Bean , before. The AiRScouter is not like the Vuzix iWear , as it doesn’t have two viewers on each eye. It seems to be designed for viewing things with just one eye, for some sort of multi-tasking.

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AiRScouter head mounted display from Brother

Want to teach your little ones a thing or two about saving up money? Well, that is possible with the Mechanical Kitty Coin Bank from ThinkGeek. Not only does this $29.99 purchase comes in an appealling candour to kids, it also plays on humans’ weakness of not being able to turn down a kitten when they see one, never mind that this is a mechanical model.

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Mechanical Kitty Coin Bank

Popcorn is one snack that you can just continue munching without realizing just how much calories you have devoured – and that is a very dangerous thing in the long run since we all know that health is wealth, and getting on the road to obesity is not something anyone wants voluntarily. Well, here’s a novel method to control your popcorn intake – using the Japan-hailed Popcorn Grabber. Also known as the Potechi no Te popcorn grabber, it ensures you eat nothing but a single popcorn at any one time, doing away with your old habit of cramming in as much popcorn into your mouth as possible with each handful

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Popcorn Grabber ensures you limit your popcorn intake

This next article isn’t really about a cool gadget per se, but it definitely inspired me to tell all our readers how to really improve science and technology. Hear me out on this one. As Adrian Monk would say, here’s how it happened: A Massachusetts high school science teacher recently put his three best students on a special assignment.

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Three high school students team with NASA to solve spaceship problem

Some of you might remember when we reported on the Kolelinia , a way of making travel by attaching a bike to a rail and pedal over the traffic.

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Japanese Sky Cycle roller coaster is pedal powered