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Happy Holidays from InventHelp’s Invention Girl!
on December 19, 2007The holidays are one of my favorite times of the year because of all the news stories in the media...
Inventive Disappearing Acts
on December 14, 2007One way to make Time magazine’s list of Inventions of the Year is to make your invention disappear. It sounds...
Travel in Style with Boeing’s Dreamliner Invention
on December 11, 2007As anyone who’s ever been on a seemingly endless international flight can attest, long-distance travel is a pain. The plane...
Thanksgiving Leftovers Make for an Unlikely Invention
on November 27, 2007It’s hard for all of us at InventHelp to believe that the holidays are upon us! Last Thursday, millions of...
On the Go with Green Inventions
on November 16, 2007While a communications product, the iPhone, garnered Time magazine’s Invention of the Year honor, the transportation sector also saw a...
Apple iPhone Is Time Magazine’s Invention of the Year
on November 13, 2007It’s official: Not only is Apple’s iPhone the hottest gadget of the year, it’s also Time magazine’s Best Invention of...
Glowing Gadgets
on November 1, 2007In this month’s issue of the InventHelp newsletter, we discussed how glow sticks are a great choice for young trick-or-treaters...
The Original Party Trick: Dry Ice
on October 23, 2007When it comes to great innovations, there’s a fine line between “discovery” and “invention.” Take, for example, Dry Ice. Because...
Giorgio Armani & Samsung Create "The Armani Suit of Cell Phones"
on October 12, 2007Sometimes, the name says it all. When you hear the name Armani, you probably think fashion and luxury. Now, you...
BlackBerry Addicts: Game On!
on October 9, 2007Today, many of us wouldn’t consider leaving home without our BlackBerrys – a product that has revolutionized business communications. Hint Hint: Gadget Girl would really like one from her boss to make life easier! And now, some game developers would like to see BlackBerrys expand from the business world into the personal world by adding more entertainment features, specifically games. A large number of Blackberry users are part of the first generation of bona fide "gamers". Those between the ages of 25 and 40 likely grew up playing early versions of video games – and, as we all know, nostalgia sells. And don't think that game developers haven't noticed our BlackBerry addiction.