All Tech Considered

When charged, the Bulb Flashlight can stay on for three hours. Courtesy of the MoMA Store hide caption

The Soft Light is currently a prototype only. Simon-Frambach.com hide caption

The FlameStower can charge USB-powered devices with fire. Courtesy of FlameStower hide caption

Buzzy uses high-frequency vibration and a cold pack to make shots, well ... if not enjoyable, then at least bearable. MMJ Labs hide caption

The pneumatic transport system, which carries a capsule from one end to the other, is controlled by a valve and an iPhone app. The app also includes sending options for the Easter Bunny and Santa, although they haven't been developed yet. Jeff Highsmith hide caption

Your dog can hear your voice, see your face and get treats dispensed at your whim. Almost as good as the real thing! iCPooch hide caption

Robot Turtles is for future programmers ages 3 to 8. Courtesy of Robot Turtles hide caption

Twitter employees at work, in a photo tweeted Wednesday by the company. Twitter hide caption

Sprayable Energy will be on sale in November, says its creator, Ben Yu. Courtesy of Sprayable Energy hide caption

The Case Coolie weighs 1.5 pounds and promises to keep beverages cold for 10 hours. Courtesy of Case Coolie hide caption

The Febo snack bar is open all night. Adam Jackson/Flickr hide caption

The Cuddle Mattress is divided by a series of slats. Sleepers can wedge their arm in between these slats for better snuggling. Courtesy of Cuddle Mattress hide caption

The Uji shower head will be available for sale in early 2014. Its light turns from green to red as the shower progresses. Courtesy of Brett Andler hide caption