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Hang your keys in the most logical place on Earth withUpwell's Walhub, now on Grand St. - http://bit.ly/19TWjTx

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Hate losing your luggage? The Trakdot luggage tracker uses cellular technology to track and communicate the city and airport location of your suitcase. Now you’ll always know the location of your luggage and rest easier on that red-eye with Trakdot. Now on Grand St. - http://bit.ly/18CegD7

Not satisfied with simply blasting big sound on the go, the wireless Braven 850 Series speakers produce a wall of sound and can be paired together for stereo sound that’ll keep the party going hours after other smaller portable speakers are crying for a recharge. Now on Grand St. - http://bit.ly/173nPYT

Such a cool idea! Makeshift Society, a lending library for creative tools, is trying to raise $30k on Kickstarter to build a new clubhouse for creative freelancers in Brooklyn, New York. Check out their campaign now!

With room for up to six keys or tools, streamline and consolidate your keyring now with the Keyport 2.0 - http://bit.ly/14XIks8

Makeblock Robot Kits: Accessible, easy-to-construct aluminum kits, in both starter and advanced versions Now on Grand St. - http://bit.ly/16sYXzg

The Crazyflie Nano Quadrocopter is essentially a flying electronic board and advanced development platform. Barrel roll your way into control theory and have a bit of fun along the way - http://bit.ly/16ymwQv

Whether you're planning a trip, collaborating on a project with coworkers, or you just enjoy making order out of chaos, it helps you easily display a bunch of information in a way that just makes sense. It lets you create grids of related items, including text, maps, photos, and contacts, with intuitive touch gestures accompanied by minimal chrome. When you're done, you can share them with friends to work together, or just save them for your own reference. (via Uncrate) 

Moto X's first video ad. 

This Is the World's First TV Ad

"The clock is controlled by a valve that inflates and deflates a foil balloon inside a glass capsule. Users can set the deflation rate in intervals of 10 minutes, all the way up to a half hour, with Schmidt noting that “30 minutes is not too long or too short for a step in time; it gives only an orientation.” When the clock runs out of air, it can be reset as many times as needed, which, Schmidt says, is to prevent people from totally losing track of time."

Our favorite is the USB safety pin. 

Lol. Lockup phone cages to kick that cellular addiction. 

LG PORTABLE LED PROJECTOR