It’d be harder to eat off a fork that looks like a pregnancy test.

Could really use a bendy phone! Between me dropping them and my 2 yr old chewing on them they dont stand a chance! :)

I am a fast eater in general, but Man Alive! i would really get annoyed if my fork vibrated because i was eating to fast!

The bendy phones are coming your way late in 2013, early 2014. Samsung is also ready to roll them out. They are more like memory plastic, ie you will be able to fold the screen/phone in half and put it in your pock (similar to the old flip phones). think about it like this, some people don’t like the Galaxy S3, because the screen/phone are too big to keep in the pocket. This problem is fully solved with the fully flexible screen ie small enough to be a phone (easy to keep in the pocket, or in your hand when answering the phone), but able to be opened up to produce a full OLED screen large enough to surf the web on.
The other showcase that i really realy liked at this years CES, is the screen that actually creates a keyboard on the screen when you want to text or dial a phone number, but the buttons actually dissolve off the screen when you want to back to a full screen again … It is really like something from a sci-fi movie… Check it out
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-20970928

On top of that, the software/hardware capabilities are now merging to produce all sorts of capabilities, and tyhe number of new consumer products that will be generated as a result, will see a huge boom for multiple smaller companies, and not just the giants like Google/Apple/Samsung etc.
eg Intel demo’d new Laptop technology that uses two built in video cameras to understand in 3D where you are looking at down to 1 cm on a screen. They demo’d a ‘wheres waldo’ game, only using your eyes to pick the character out on a screen multiple cartoon characters. This could mean that in the very near future, you will only have to select items on a screen by looking at them, rather than using a mouse, or touching them (like on touch screen pc’s phones etc). Imagine, no more ergo injuries, expensive mice/keyboards etc… Really fantastic opportunities, with only our imagination restricting what could be developed and put to market. Most of the software and hardware is not copy-righted, its just binding them together, and as one commenter above said, this could be the death-knell for monopolies like Apple etc.
2013/2014 is really going to see Technology coming to meet the natural User behaviours/actions, rather than Users having to use gestures/actions to meet the Technology capability. Really exciting times ahead.

RE the last one. – it “empowers boys and girls”. Ah here.

A bendy phone? Can’t see Apple making that one! They rely on iDrones dropping and shattering them for repeat business!

It would hard to find somewhere to put a coffee table sized computer/tablet!

The bendy phone might get a bit annoying trying to answer it as it would be flipping everywhere

‘bone construction headphones’ and ‘he headphones connect’ – if you give me a few euro each week I can write your picture captions for you. I speaka d English.

I got a non-touchscreen laptop this week with windows 8 on it. It’s the most infuriating, obtrusive and useless operating system I’ve ever used. I’m sure it would be okay on a tablet, but they just ignored what it would be like for people using laptops. After 1 day I upgraded back to windows 7.

its when the OLED (bendy screens) reach tv level is what im looking forward too, A roll out tv like a projector screen, you dont have to have an imposing 50inch screen in the corner when your not using it but proper cinema experience when you are..

Can I have the bone construction kit in pic 4. I could use the extra bone to keep my at on in the wind.

Some pretty cool ideas in there!