InventHelp is pleased to announce that Kevin Harrington, chairman of As Seen on TV, Inc. and a former investor shark on ABC’s hit show Shark Tank has signed an exclusive deal with InventHelp to act as the company spokesperson. Kevin will be featured in a series of national television commercials alongside the company’s iconic caveman. Read More >>

You may not have ever thought about it, but most movies you’ve seen in theaters were shot at 24 frames per second. In other words, 24 frames, each second, were blasted into your eyes to give you the illusion of a fluid image. If the frame rate were lower, you’d easily discern the individual frames. Read More >>

Were you excited about the iPhone 5’s release? Were you at least a little bit disappointed when it came out? The iPhone 5 is only the second iPhone not to have compelling difference between it and the previous version (the iPhone 3GS was a faster version of the iPhone 3G) . The iPhone 4S had Siri. The iPhone 4 had a major design change. The iPhone 3G introduced the App Store.  Will the iPhone 5S, the next rumored iPhone, wow us again, or will it offer only incremental updates? Read More >>

When you think of Abraham Lincoln you think of the historical president: the Emancipation Proclamation, the Gettysburg Address, the first Republican President. He was also an inventor… Read More >>

Have you noticed that the iPhone hasn’t changed all that much since it was released in 2007? Sure, the iPhone 5 is faster, has a camera, has apps, and is a little bit taller, but the way you use it has not changed. There was a time when the iPhone could be the best phone without having to change much. However, that time is long gone and, these days, the Samsung Galaxy S III  is as good, if not better, than the iPhone. Read More >>

Have you ever tried making something out of clay, only to have the end result be nothing like you envisioned it to be? Autodesk is the creator of 123D Design, free software which allows you to easily model your own 3D objects, which can later be printed with the help of a 3D printer. Read More >>

What if the food you ate appeared bigger than it actually was, making you eat less and lose weight in the process?  The Hirose Tanikawa Group at the University of Tokyo has developed an augmented reality system which consists of a head mounted display and camera. The system’s software uses a deformation algorithm, which alters the size of the food while keeping the shape of the hands constant. To see how this works, check out this video.  Read More >>

When was the last time you got quality sleep on an airplane? If you’re one of the millions of Americans who find it impossible to get some shut eye on your flight, SeatSnoozer may be your answer. The invention consists of a night mask and an attached tail which prevents your head from moving all over the place. Read More >>

We’d like to thank Daniel Tosh from Tosh.O for mentioning InventHelp! He made a joke using our disclaimer: “Most inventions are not successful.” We applaud Daniel for further solidifying InventHelp’s reputation as an honest invention company. You may be wondering why we prominently feature that line about success in our advertising… Read More >>

How much time does your smartphone spend tethered to an outlet? For most of us, it’s too much. Although today’s cellphones are, in all respects, mobile computers, the batteries that power them have not advanced at the same rate. These days, you can buy cases, with built in batteries, which double the life of your phone. You can also buy separate, independent batteries as a back up for your phone. One successful Kickstarter startup decided that there’s another way to charge your phone on the go: with a purse… Read More >>