Well, that can’t all be winners. But at what point does product development think the “stalker” market is under-represented?

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The brutal and devastating war in the Congo is fueled in no small part by “conflict minerals,” such as tantalum, tungsten, tin and gold. All of these minerals end up in our fancy gadgets in one way or another.

Gizmodo does a great job of reminding gadget freaks and those of us “early adopters” of some of the hyped (and now obsolete) gadgets of the decade.

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This is pretty close to pretending you're inspector gadget.

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Please enjoy the first episode of your new favorite internet talk show not involving ferns.

Gloves with features to help you access your gadgets are all the rage.

The Best Links:

1. “North Face Etip glove Gadgets and skiing do not sit well together ?”
2. “iTWYF Gloves for Gadget-Users”
3. “Unattractive iPod gloves are not for the style conscious”
4. “Tec Touch iPod Gloves Keep Your Hands Toasty When Using Gadgets “
5. D O T S: Gloves for touch screen devices
6. Freehands: Gloves with Tiny Magnets

A Poken is a small gadget for your keychain that allows you to share all your social networking information with other people just by touching your Poken to theirs.

The Best Links:

1. Interview With the Poken CEO
2. Poken: The Future of Social Networking
3. DoYouPoken.com

The device — which is used exclusively for e-mail — is getting all kinds of love from the gadget world.

The Best Links:

1. Peek is Wired’s Gadget of 2008 (So There You Go)
2. Peek: The Official Website
3. PC Mag Isn’t in Love With It
4. And Now You Can Text With It
5. One of Time Magazine’s Best Inventions of 2008

You can finally stop searching for a way to read Hebrew text on your Blackberry with this third-party app.

The Best Links:

1. Jewberry - Davening on your Blackberry!
2. Gotta Have Faith (On Vibrate)
3. Pray by PDA

Time gives thumbs up to 10 inventions from the past year.

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Because no one makes mix tapes anymore and giving someone a mix CD just doesn’t do the job, you might as well go all “2.0” with the USB stick that comes inside a cassette.

The Best Links:

1. That Scene from “Say Anything”
2. The Perfect Housewarming Gift
3. When CD’s Don’t Cut It…
4. Home Taping Never Killed Music!

The Fitbit promises to not only track how many steps you take and how many calories you burn, but how long it takes you to fall asleep and how many times you wake up during the night.

The Best Links:

1. FitBit Trainer: Track Your Exercise, Health, and Even Sleep - Gearlog
2. Wearable Fitbit automatically tracks your exercise routines - Engadget
3. TC50: FitBit, a Fitness Gadget that Makes Us Want to Exercise
4. Health Sensor: FitBit is Clip-On Wireless Excercise-Tracker, Monitors Your Sleep Too
5. Fitbit - Automatically Track Your Fitness and Sleep

New cameras from Casio come will a “make up feature” which uses in-camera technology to “beautify” the image.

The Best Links:

1. Casio’s New Exilim Camera Has Built-In Photoshop
2. Casio intros the blemish-zapping EX-Z300 digicam with a slew of likeminded friends
3. Casio Release 3 new cameras with Makeup functions
4. This Camera Will Do Your Makeup
5. Automatic Make-Up Cameras - Casio Exilim Zoom Z300 & Z250

There are a slew of products designed to help you get a handle on that tangle of cords created by all your gadgets.

The Best Links:

1. Plastic Card Cable Organizer
2. Stelton - 565 Super Charger
3. Smart Charging Station
4. Cache fil design powerblock
5. MultiPot
6. Woofy Cable Container -3 Left! by Gabriel Negro For Normann
7. Top 10 Stylish Solutions To Unsightly Cable Clutter

With built-in speakers, these pillows make for the ultimate lullaby to lull you to sleep.

The Best Links:

1. Sound Pillows, Perfect For Projecting Dreams!
2. Buy Sound Pillows Here
3. “While the Sound Won’t Impress Audiophiles, the Pillow Does the Job for Most Music As Well As for White Noise Sleeping Aids.”

A compact digital recorder, easy to use, with good sound quality.

The Best Links:

1. M-Audio, MicroTrack II Features
2. Good For Recording Concerts, Too
3. M-Audio MicroTrack II
4. M-Audio Microtrack II “changed my life”

This sleek-looking bluetooth headset is 50% smaller than the original and has superior noise canceling technology.

The Best Links:

1. “Better looks, better tech, and a smaller size, at the same price”
2. The Best Part about the Jawbone is the NoiseAssassin Technology
3. Jawbone 2 Review - Comfort: 8.5 / Design: 8.5 / Quality: 9
4. YouTube - Aliph Jawbone 2 Unboxing
5. Get the Specs, Close-Up Photos
6. They Should Put Less Dorky Looking Guys in Their Ads
7. The New (little) Jawbone - It’s Now Half the Size!

Houson, Texas is being invaded by so called “crazy rasberry ants”, that came over on a cargo boat. Apparently, they infest electronic devices and can ruin computers and even gas meters.

The Best Links:

1. YouTube - Crazy Rasberry Ant from Texas
2. Yse, I Have Encountered Them, and Yes, They Are Crazy
3. Horror Story Is “Insanely Creepy”
4. Ants Swarm Over Houston Area, Messing Up Computers
5. FAQ: How to Identify, Prevent, and Kill Crazy Rasberry Ants

Photos of the first RIM clamshell flip phone have been unveiled. It will be out by the end of 2008.

The Best Links:

1. Comes with Accessories like “Anodized Urban Nomad Tool”
2. Get the Specs Here
3. New Shots with T-mobile Branding
4. The Photo Gallery
5. The Clamshell Flip Phone Unveiled for the First Time