Why you’d want to forgo a teeth-brushing session with some delightful Indian curry, caramel or Darjeeling tea-flavoured toothpaste I’d never know. Still, at least this solar-powered toothbrush would save you money over extended use. More »
On today’s list of things that didn’t quite make the cut for whatever reason: Dangerous mobile phone straps, updates no one will notice, a Google freebie, and a six dollar waste of money. More »
Butterfly Technologies wants you to get every last drop out of your toothpaste tube—and they have a prototype showing how it can be done.
Colgate? Dead. Crest? Gone. Aquafresh? Don’t make us laugh. Look, people—laser toothbrushes are here. That means no more tarter, cavities or root canals. Life will be better. From the manufacturer Smart Miracles:
Everyone remembers ICQ, the first widely-used instant messaging application that’s all but dead in most of the world now. The Israeli software company that developed the suite before it was purchased by AOL has just partnered with a big Israeli pharmacy company called CTS to release this ICQ toothpaste, which our tipster claims will “help P2P communication (person to person) while reducing bad breath.” Weird, yet really really cool. On a related note, I’ve got a low six-digit ICQ number. How long is yours? [Thanks Nir!]
