http://www.whatswownow.com WhatsWowNow.com is a resource for anyone who has anything to do with innovative inventions or gadgets. The site is also perfect for future inventors and those who want to invest in any innovative product. The site has been created by Steve Greenberg, the author of the best seller, “GadgetNation: A Journey Through The Eccentric World of Invention”, a book about America’s garage inventors. Steve is also recognized as the “Innovation Insider.” He travels the country looking for innovative products and routinely showcases those products on national and local TV newscasts and talk show. Steve is also on the board of the United Inventors Association and a featured contributor to the small business resource website SBTV.com Sun, 10 Jan 2010 15:14:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.whatswownow.com/?p=344&cpage=1#comment-4 P. C. Sun, 10 Jan 2010 15:14:18 +0000 http://whatswownow.com/?p=344#comment-4 I can't see 3D if I'm lying on the couch with my head sideways. I can’t see 3D if I’m lying on the couch with my head sideways.

]]> http://www.whatswownow.com/?p=368&cpage=1#comment-6 P. C. Sun, 10 Jan 2010 14:45:27 +0000 http://whatswownow.com/?p=368#comment-6 There should be a big flashing light on the outside of the car that goes on whenever a cellphone is in use in a car. Also a record of the cell phone use should be stored along with the cars speed data on the diagnostic port. So insurance investigations have a record. There should be a big flashing light on the outside of the car that goes on whenever
a cellphone is in use in a car. Also a record of the cell phone use should be
stored along with the cars speed data on the diagnostic port. So insurance
investigations have a record.

]]> http://www.whatswownow.com/?p=142&cpage=1#comment-3 Laura Fri, 06 Nov 2009 16:51:57 +0000 http://whatswownow.com/?p=142#comment-3 The main drawback to e-readers is that you don't end up with a "real" library to refer to later and share with others. Let's face it, technology changes and 10 years from now you will no longer have access to a digital book you buy today. Now, with disposable airplane reading that's not an issue, but with something meaningful it is. So I see a two-tiered approach. Real books will never disappear, but maybe we'll save some trees and the carbon impact of shipping on disposable fad books. Thanks for the post! The main drawback to e-readers is that you don’t end up with a “real” library to refer to later and share with others. Let’s face it, technology changes and 10 years from now you will no longer have access to a digital book you buy today. Now, with disposable airplane reading that’s not an issue, but with something meaningful it is. So I see a two-tiered approach. Real books will never disappear, but maybe we’ll save some trees and the carbon impact of shipping on disposable fad books. Thanks for the post!

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