There are currently 45 million iPhones on the market.  Ridiculous I know, so this iPhone magnet set should come as no surprise.  Course, who would or should buys these?  The iPhone user or the wannabe iPhone owner?

You can preorder the 18pc App magnet set for $15.

[via Chipchick]

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Figure it out yet?  This is a key rack that has a magnet hidden beneath its wooden exterior.  I think it’s a concept only, which I usually shy away from, but the idea is so close to reality I really want one in my entrance way.  Course, you have to wonder what kind of weight it can support.  Making one should be a relatively easy proposition.

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‘Make your own poem’ fridge magnets were all the rage back in the 90s.  Due to grotesque word combinations and the popularity of the Internet the product was lost in obscurity.  Plus they just added way to much clutter to the already busy kitchen.  The Photoshop Magnet set, though, is something I’d welcome on to my fridge’s stainless steel surface.  They’ve got a new version out that represents the latest iteration of PS and you can grab it for $39.

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Perhaps your days running with the CIA are coming to an end, but what about all that sensitive data you’ve procured over the years?  Sure, you could just toss it into a burning inferno, but we know how well that worked out in “The Terminator”.  The Eraso-O-Matic (check the website, it’s fitting) uses rare earth magnets to wipe credit cards, VHSes, hard drives and just about anything that doesn’t play nice with the magnetic forces of the earth.  There are apparently two versions and the small one starts at $395.

[via RFJ]

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