Why hasn’t anyone thought of these before? Actually yeah, USB ‘clips’ came to our attention many moons ago. Maybe because USBs are so ubiquitous that people have just stopped designing out of the box. Anyway, seen below are 4GB USBs whose cases are fashioned after paperclips. It’s sensible for most work places as digital and paper files still coexist. A cool thing about them is they can be clipped onto other edges, whether it’s your neck tie or a business card.

This simple yet innovative USB Clip design provides a simple method of keeping data files together with hard copy documents. The design by Emamidesign has won a 2010 Red Dot product design award and became a Best of Best winner.

Stress. Every once in a while it drags us down. How to cope? Other than an office rampage and a nasty smoking habit, a few squishy balls might do the trick. So called stress balls are pretty ubiquitous as they’ve got a nice niche catering to the ills of office jockeys. But wait till you see these infectious diseases. Yeah, that’s right: they’re called Infectious Diseases and they’re Balls! Balls!

Panasonic have this week unveiled their first HD 3D home theatre projector the PT-AE7000U which is the worlds first 3D projector to use transparent LCD panels which are driven at 480Hz. Offering full HD 1080p 1,920 x 1,080 pixel resolution and 3D from one device and using the new transparent LCD panels and Panasonic’s own Overdrive Technology reduces cross talk and improves the image quality of the projection.

Samsung had great success with the original Galaxy S smartphone, and they have just recently released the new Samsung Galaxy S II, a smartphone we have been waiting to get our hands on since it was announced back in February.

HTC announced earlier this month that they would release the Android 2.3 Gingerbread update for the original HTC Desire by the end of the month, good news if you have been waiting for it as HTC has now released Android 2.3 Gingerbread for the Desire.

If you are looking for a stylus a little different from the norm to use on any of your iOS devices, this funky digital match stylus might be worth a look.

If your 802.11 a/b/g/n Wi-Fi connection keeps dropping out in certain parts of your house just at the most critical times when surfing the web. You will be pleased to know that a new Wi-Fi standard 802.22 is currently under development, providing a 62 mile range. Which should be plenty even for the largest of estates.