As Apple says, “there’s an app for that.”  One of the most popular downloads in the iTunes app store is iFart.  Then name says it all – this prank app is a digital sound machine that’s sure to embarrass anyone who hears it.  Check out the YouTube video of Kathie Lee and Hoda trying out iFart Mobile.  This is lots funnier than their SNL counterparts, especially when Kathie Lee says, “That starts my day so happy.  I love that!”

Here’s a gift idea for the whole family. The Mattel Mindflex game uses players’ brain waves to levitate a foam ball, which can then be moved through an obstacle course. A player puts on a headset and then uses powers of concentration to raise the ball. A dial is used to move the obstacle course, requiring the player to raise and lower by alternating concentration and relaxation, causing the ball to pass over, under and through different obstacles.  A jet stream of air keeps the ball afloat, but brain waves are required to initially raise and lower it. The headset works by measuring brain activity in the left frontal lobe. The instruction manual that comes with the game provides information on different techniques to both focus and relax your brain. You can get this game for about $150 on Amazon – just click here.

WarMouse has announced the release of the OOMouse, a multi-button mouse designed to be used with multi-functional applications like Adope Photoshop and Microsoft Office. The patented design of this mouse features 18 buttons and support for customization of up to 52 key commands. The mouse also has an analog joystick. The customizable key commands allow users to limit mouse movement by eliminating the need to move the mouse pointer to an on-screen button or icon to execute a command.

OOMouse comes with default profiles for 5 OpenOffice.org applications. These profiles can be customized according to individual user preferences. Default profiles for 20 other software applications and games are also provided. Up to 63 profiles can be store in the mouse’s memory at one time. The mouse will retail for $74.99 — visit the OOMouse website for more information.