Downside of the digital age? Cable clutter. And there’s nothing like having a toddler to hone in on every dangling cord in the house. At least these will keep the ends out of his mouth.
Gone are the days when most of us had a land line, let alone something with a curly cord attached to the wall. Yet it’s always handy to have a notepad exactly in the place you want to find it at home… even if you’re not scrawling down details about who called, at what time, and did they leave a message.
There are endless variations on the iPhone case, but this Lego version breaks the mold. It’s compatible with the toys, so you can actually build stuff on it when you get bored with your apps. Gives a whole new meaning to bricking your phone.
What started out as a fetish for designers has exploded into a phenomenon. Pantone-inspired products are everywhere, from espresso mugs to stationery and iPhone covers. But temporary tattoos and colorstrology? That might be taking the love of color chips a little too far.
It’s a little disturbing how adept my 15-month-old son is at operating my iPhone. He’s got the swipe down. He loves the click of the home button. He throws a fit if the mute button is on because he KNOWS that a catchy little jingle should start playing when he launches his favorite app.
