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a secret hideaway in the mall using your ipod to whiten your teeth and inside new york's high-tech cabs drop that flag The Meters running Hugh starts right now hey there what's going on hope you having a great day I'm rich demuro with CNN TV reporting to you from our studios in New York City let's get you started with your must click moment the mall has it all so maybe that's why one guy decided to build an apartment inside according to his blog the idea started in 2003 the 750 square foot apartment previously a construction storage space the mall partment was livable but didn't have how do you say facilities unfortunately the Builder was eventually apprehended before completing his project you know there are a lot of ipod accessories out there but only one can help you whiten your teeth a product called rock my teeth consists of a custom cable with earphones and a whitening tray plug it into your iPod stick the tray in your mouth and turn up the volume according to the site the louder the music to your teeth the more whitening energy your release the product comes from the Institute for the Advancement of music science and professor Bocelli hmm haven't heard of him here in New York City there's a lot of talk about the resistance of cabbies to new GPS systems and credit card readers well all I have to say is one ride in these new high-tech cabs and suddenly nothing else is good enough the system even better than you'd expect it consists of a back seat mounted touch video screen that shows local news clips there's also a GPS map that shows where you are in real time in case your cabbie goes all Bone Collector on you then there's instant access to various news and information the credit card reader is quick and definitely makes for bigger tips cabbies are opposed to the system because they think it's tracking them of course not all our post moving through the queue if you know someone who owns a room but chances are they're really attached a little sucker according to a study by a Georgia Tech professor Roomba owners pretty much treat the robotic devices like pets they give them names and even rearrange their furniture to accommodate their tracks rumba sold two million of the box the studies suggest the public is ready to welcome even more robots into the home and also men get excited about vacuuming because of the Roomba how many times have you tripped over a cable I know I'm always catching one in my chair like but now there's no need to worry about killing your equipment for the consumer that demands protection for their connection there's the new breakaway cable from replug it connects you headphones to an audio device transforming any Jack into a breakaway connection a quick tug on the replug and the cable automatically detaches saving you and your device from a world of pain look for the replug in store soon it only needs to save your butt once to be well worth it I'm rich Tamara would seen a TV don't say it in tell you so