LMAO! NOSE STYLUS FOR SMARTPHONES TO USE IN THE TUB!

Finger-nose stylus for touchscreen technology from Dominic Wilcox on Vimeo.

Don't call him birdbrained.
British designer Dominic Wilcox has created a beaklike stylus that allows smartphone users to have a relatively hands-free experience. The idea came to the designer after wanting to use his phone in the tub. But his wet hands just wouldn't do the trick.

"I sometimes use my touchphone in the bath. I know it’s stupid. One problem I encounter is that when I put my left hand in the water without thinking, it gets wet and unusable for touchscreen navigation. It is too risky to try to hold and navigate with one hand," he wrote.

The solution? A nose finger that allows him to explore with the phone gripped in one dry hand.

The adornment, attached to Wilcox's head with elastic bands, is five inches of plaster with a fixed stylus for poking, tweeting or Facebooking.

In fact, Wilcox has already shot off that inaugural tweet from the nose.

He tried to tweet, "I am tweeting from my nose," but it auto-corrected to "I am meeting with my nose." He lost two followers that night.

Wilcox, known for creating outlandish art and designs, sees a practical future for the device.

"Although this is handy for me in the bath it touches on possible uses for people without use of a hand," he wrote.

He also sees the stylus as great for iPad or tablet users.



WHAT IDIOT IS TAKING THIER PHONE IN THE TUB WITH THEM? HE IS!



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