[Jasmina]

The following website has a list of what they're calling, "some of the laziest gadgets around." The one that I find practical is the Raking Machine:

Designed by Rury Vizcarra, the Power Rake not only sucks up leafs like a vacuum cleaner for your front yard, but also has a conveyor belt system that moves the leaves towards the back and into a bag.

From: www.walyou.com

[TrevorC]

This is for the truly lazy!

[Devin]

lol "Recommended by pseudo-athletes" !

[Jasmina]

lol. I guess someone, somewhere may find that useful.


I cannot believe something like this even exists:
Easy Pull on Sock Aid

With the easy pull-on sock aid, you no longer have to bend down and struggle to put your socks on. All you need to do is to stretch the sock over the support, slowly slide your foot in and pull handles.

Unless it has longer handles that extend, it seems like you'd still need to bend down to put your sock on. Wouldn't it be more work to fold the sock inside of this contraption lol?

[Reg]

lol. That gadget is far more work to use than my fingers.

[Mike]

Wow lol.. This app is great. I wonder if anyone uses it:

http://www.geektown.ca/2011/06/an-app-f ... eople.html

[Jasmina]

That's a creative solution for the busy/lazy and unemployed or the like! It may also be a useful way to get some chores done, for those who can't do certain things due to injuries etc.

[TrevorC]

Oh man! That app has some potential and is scary all at the same time! It kind of reminds me of the movie called Wall-E where all the humans on that ship can't do anything but hover around in those chairs.

[Jasmina]

Imagine trying to read your email with this:



It's a neat concept but might be useless for this modern time period.

From: sonymobile.com

[Reg]

Hey, I kinda like it. lol. I read the specs, though. It doesn't replace your Smartphone -- it uses your Smartphone to connect to the net. If I have to have a smartphone in my pocket, I'll just use it, I think.