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It’s been quite a while since I toted my child around in a little papoose, but I do remember the days that I wandered about with her strapped to my chest, her little legs dangling. She didn’t seem to mind it, but I cant say she loved it either. I needed to get stuff done, and she needed to come with me, so out came the contraption, which my husband and I wore shamelessly for months. Not much has changed in the 10 years that have followed. Until now. Check out The Lalabu carrier, designed especially for the newborn baby and nursing moms, The Lalabu is actually a rather attractive shirt with a built in pouch and nursing bra. When there’s no baby tucked inside, the shirt looks like a simple top, easy to wear and accessorize, but modest and comfortable. The Lalabu is made to be worn all day as a base layer, or with other clothing and the specialized pouch design is meant to emulate a swaddle, which calms babies, and often lulls them to sleep. The Lalabu is designed to carry babies from the time that they are born until they reach around 15 pounds, but can also be used the entire time mommies are breastfeeding. The Lalabu is made in the U.S.A and is named to honor the African woman who taught the makers of the Lalabu how they carry their babies. The company has a ”One Day One Dollar” model, where they will be giving $1 of every sale to help women coming out of poverty in Africa and one day each week helping to free exploited women in their hometown of Atlanta. Well that’s certainly a win-win, and no more plastic snaps and little dangling legs… I like it. If you’re a mommy or mommy to be (or know one) and would like a Lalabu carrier they are available for pre-order now, in black, brown, gray, pink and blue for around 50 bucks, a 10 dollar savings off retail. Just visit indiegogo.com …but you won’t get one till July. [ Lalabu – Baby Clothes that YOU Wear copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

With Amazon Cloud Drive now available in Canada, customers will be able to store all of their files safe and sound in the Cloud and they can access them anytime, anywhere. All customers will have 5GB of free storage too. (...)Original Story Amazon Cloud Drive Comes To Canada © Geeky Gadgets, 2013. | Permalink | Unauthorized duplication and or distribution of our content is strictly forbidden © Geeky Gadgets, 2013 The post Amazon Cloud Drive Comes To Canada appeared first on Geeky Gadgets.

Upgrade your iPhone 5's default sync cable with the thicker, posable Trunk and you'll never spend another second of your life untangling that web of knots that magically appears in your pocket. Available now for just $20, the Trunk's reinforced core can actually support your iPhone 5 in almost any position, letting you more easily use it as a navigation device in your car, or just keeping it off the floor while it's charging from an outlet. Just make sure you're ok with only four or five inches of slack.Read more...

Google confirmed its version of the Galaxy S4 will only be made available in the U.S. Like It , +1 , Tweet It , Pin It Original content from Ubergizmo.

Microsoft's Xbox One. (Credit: James Martin/CNET) Xbox 360 owners who have a Live Gold membership will be able to use it on the Xbox One as well. Phil Harrison, a corporate VP with Microsoft, confirmed to video game blog site Polygon that the same Gold membership will apply to both systems. Xbox Live Gold sbscribers who buy an Xbox One won't have to ante up for yet another subscription. Plus, that same single membership can be shared by multiple people, according to Microsoft's Ben Kilgore. Each user will still have access to their own settings and customizations. "We want to make sure that you and your son both have your own account," Kilgore told Polygon, using the example of a father and son sharing the same Live Gold membership. "We want you log in to get your stuff, and when he logs in to get his stuff. On that console, if you have Gold, he can use Gold as well." Xbox Live Gold memberships offer a host of features, including online multiplayer games, free game demos, access to the Web via Internet Explorer, and movies and TV shows via services such as Netflix and Hulu Plus. The current membership costs $9.99 for 1 month, $24.99 for 3 months, and $59.99 for 12 months. [Read more]Related Links:Six challenges for integrated TV on the Xbox OneMicrosoft unveils Xbox OneXbox next: What to expect at Tuesday's Xbox reveal eventXbox One moves Microsoft closer to living room hubNext Xbox may sell for $499, or $299 with two-year subscription

Leisure Suit Larry has been delayed until late June. Like It , +1 , Tweet It , Pin It Original content from Ubergizmo.

13 highlights from the biggest furniture fair in the country

Kicking and screaming will the late adopters be dragged into the future. But if you want to stoke their deepest fears just the right amount, let xkcd be your troll-guide:Read more...

ICFF—or the International Contemporary Furniture Fair—is the biggest furniture show this side of Milan. And like its Italian rival, ICFF is closely watched by critics, who see it as a gauge of broader cultural trends. For example, the glitzy 2000s correlated with escapism from political turmoil and war. The post-2008 fair was full of inexpensive, DIY projects, supposedly reflecting life after the recession. Last year, as the recovery took hold, critics saw a resurgence of excess and glamor.Read more...

If Earth had rings, Congress would have even more glory to bask in, according to this Ron Miller illustration. (Credit: Ron Miller) The sunsets would be impossibly beautiful. The evening sky would glitter with a thousand silver arcs. If Earth had rings like Saturn, you'd only have to look up to get a spectacular show. Veteran astronomy artist Ron Miller has created some stunning views of what our skies would look like if Earth were a ringed planet, and they make me want to start a Kickstarter campaign to make it happen. In a recent article for io9, Miller presented his wild visions of a ringed Earth and what the sky would look like from various places on our planet. He notes that Earth did have a ring, long ago. It was the result of a cataclysmic planetary crash that precipitated the formation of the moon. Saturn's existing rings did not form moons because the material lies within its Roche limit. That's the radius within which orbiting bodies will generally disintegrate under gravitational stress. What if the material that went into our moon had been within Earth's Roche limit? Miller's visions are a possible answe... [Read more]Related Links: