Madison personal video eyewear from novero allows you to be immersed in a full-sized viewing experience of your favorite entertainment wherever you are. The eyewear comes with its own handheld media player, yet easily connects to other portable video players, such as mobile phones and iPods, to let you enjoy the video of your choice in any environment. Equipped with two OLED displays, Madison provides a viewing experience equal to watching a 30” display six feet in front of you. The intuitive menu is controlled with buttons on the media player and visual feedback is shown on an on-screen display. Madison comes with nVision software for both Windows and MAC computers that provides a simple drag-and-drop interface to easily import video files and organize your favorite TV show episodes, movies and video clips. All videos are automatically converted to a format that is optimized for Madison’s screen size and resolution.
 

A completely updated version of the RealAge Test has been launched at . More than 27 million people took the original assessment. The new test is based on a massive review of the latest medical, nutritional and fitness studies. This first major update recalculates your biological age to show how old your body thinks you are. Even more important, the test uncovers which factors are making you age faster, or stay younger longer, and gives you a personalized Grow Younger Plan to fix or reinforce them. The test can provide good insights on your health, but be aware that registration is required to take the assessment and the site tries all sorts of sneaky ways to get you to sign up for their spam.

MyEdge () is the first service that allows customers to design and personalize protective jackets for their e-reader devices. The service is very affordable, with Kindle and Nook jackets priced at $40, and iPad jackets at $50. The e-reader jackets can either be completely created with artwork provided by the customer or there is a gallery featuring artwork exclusively commissioned for MyEdge by well-known artists from around the world. Customers can also select cover artwork from past issues of The New Yorker or there is an assortment of vintage book cover artwork. 

To coincide with Fashion Week in New York, the PANTONE Fashion Color Report Fall 2011 is available for free download at . The report features the top ten colors for women’s fashion for fall 2011, along with designer sketches, quotes and headshots. And the growth in men's fashion is acknowledged as the report also includes directional hues for men’s clothes in the upcoming autumn season. For fall, designers of women’s clothing lines have combined bright colors, particularly pinks, yellow and teal with staple neutrals —  silver and brown tones — to create a romantic palette. At PANTONE's website, find designer outlooks for the Fall 2011 season, as well as ideas on how to give your home a modern feel using fashionable colors.

Application developers are doing their best to ensure there’s an app for everything in life. Apparently, now that even includes death.  The app, “Funeral Advice,” offers text, video and shopping for funeral needs. The app has five sections: steps to take, at the funeral, information about funerals, words of sympathy, and the casket and urn shop. The funeral advice is from an American perspective of course, but the words of sympathy could be useful for anyone. If you’re morbidly curious, you can learn more about it through .