What's the worst part of attending a sporting event or concert in person? It's definitely the lines, right? There's the line to get in, another to nab snacks and a beer, then yet another to use the loo. Well, restroom wait times are getting... 
Affordable Agility Inc. makes agility equipment for dogs - things like
pole weaves, tunnels, teeter tots, and other equipment that gives dogs,
on or off the circuit, a run for their money. Included in the company's
arsenal are water obstacles like the Puddle Jumper and the Aqua
Hurdle. But your dog doesn't need to be trained in agility to just want
to chill out this summer with a cool splash from the Doggie Drencher
between fetches.
Americans, your wait for LG's G3 is (nearly) over. T-Mobile has become the first big US carrier to take pre-orders for the 2K-capable Android smartphone, and now expects the device to hit retail shops on July 16th. Be prepared to fork over a lot of... Did you know that you can use your Wi-Fi network as a lookout? Pescimoro Mattia’s WiFinder is a short Python script that continuously scans your Wi-Fi network. When a new device joins the network, it will display a message on your computer, hopefully buying you enough time to erase your browsing history. Or at least Alt-Tab to the desktop. Or run to the bathroom. Whaaaat? I don’t know what you’re talking about. No, you sound guilty. Here’s the Wi-Fi logo!
You can download WiFinder from Pescimoro’s Github page. You’ll also need Python and Nmap to run the script. As Hack A Day readers have pointed out, it would’ve been better if WiFinder checked for MAC addresses, that way you can also pinpoint exactly who violated your me time. It goes without saying that you’re also toast if the intruder doesn’t have a device that can connect to your network. But it’s not like Pescimoro is in the NSA; he made WiFinder while working on his Python skills.
[via Hack A Day]
Many bags on the luggage carousel may look alike but not if you turn yours into a giant piece of sushi. These sushi luggage covers slip over your suitcase and give your luggage a distinctive look- like a delicious piece of sushi, right down to the rice. They come in a variety of sushi styles:
Just be aware if there are any nearly blind giants or hungry bears hovering near the luggage carousel- you wouldn’t want your baggage mistaken for tasty Japanese meal. In general it’s probably good advice to avoid any bears in the airport no matter what type of luggage you have. Blind giants too, I guess. Now all you need is some ginger, soy sauce, and wasabi. (via rocketnews)
Sushi Luggage Covers
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The HTC One (M8) has been a hit with critics: Our own Brad Molen calls it "a great smartphone that does a lot of fantastic things," while Laptop Magazine goes so far as to say it's "the best Android phone on the market." But now that the M8 has hit... 
