Or does that even work with dentists? No matter, because I have found the new, true, love of my life.

Isn’t she a beauty?The TiFinity Toothbrush is made of a new material in the home dentistry world, Titanium. And while that might sound like dragging a zester around your mouth, her inventors guarantee that not only will the metal bristles be just as soft as nylon, but the brush as a wholo will last longer than those silly old plastic ones ever did.

They come in a variety of colors and go for $46.50 a pop but don’t take my word for it.

Join the waiting list and find out for yourself.

That is as long as yu have a decent connection. A blog writen on Heather’s Innovation and New Technologies Blog tells a tragic tale of a teen arrested for ’stealing’ virtual furniture. The culprit won’t be the last, as Second Life welcomes CSI:NY into its ranks.

The idea spawned from an episode set in the world of Second Life itself.

The game that came after allows Second Lifers the chance to solve

mysteries with the avatars of the show characters.

With any luck, all of Second Life will be full of slueths as the people use thier virtual forensics kits to solve a series of cases to be wrapped up in a show to be aired in Febuary.

For the few and the faithful, I apologize. I can’t honestly say that I’ve been living up to the promise that I made you when Dynamic App first came into existence. I haven’t been true to my word and for that I’m sorry.

But I have had a change of heart.

I’ll be trying a couple of new styles. Let me know what you like.

The diffusion of innovations is a quite simple really. A theory from communicatoins scholar Everett Rogers, it explains that society will adopt new technology after putting it through this process:

The amount of convincing that a person needs to adopt the technology places them in 5 categories:

• Innovators: those that are on the cutting edge of technology.
• Early adopters: not as extreme as innovators but adopt quickly
• Early Majority: Pragmatically view new the technology. They look at the tech logically and assess the damage it will make on their pocket
• Late Majority: ‘On the tail-end’ of the adaptation scale. They tend to be more skeptical of the tech
• Laggers: Will only adopt if the rest of society has them and they become outcasts

Personally, I side with the early adopters. I’m willing to risk a little green on something new and shiny but not so much that I’ll stand outside for 3 days for it. As for risk taking in the endeavor, just take a look at my ebay account. I’ve shown my faith in God many a time over there.

For those who find themselves awake at 4 in morning watching watching pointless videos on youtube. For those who stumble around the internet looking for God knows what. For those who keep up with every feline name attached to an operating system. Know that I’m here for you. Allow me to simplify your browsing. All the technology, the video games, the new inventions that do absolutely nothing, will all be right here. If there is anything you want to know, I’ll find it. And if I can’t, I’ll find someone else who can. Kind of like Sony does with innovative ideas. Because the internet can be a cruel mistress. She laughs at you with dead links and pop-up lies. Don’t face her alone.