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Do you feel like your office is a dull, boring place that’s lacking positivity and creative energy?   Bright Side   found 20 awesome gadgets that would add extra joy and convenience to your life and make your workday go by a lot faster. Do you ever wish you had a mug that could keep your coffee hot for hours, or a comfortable place to rest your feet while you sit at a desk? Well, then you’ll definitely want to own all of these fantastic items below. 1. The sticky note roll © fancy    No more searching for those bits of paper all over the place. 2. Flexible storage straps © Amazon    Keep all of your items within reach with these space-saving straps. 3. Post-it watches © Amazon    A perfect reminder that ensures you will never forget another task or event. 4. A paper table ...

Collection of 2008's Gadgets, Goods and Gizmos – part 3 Screen Saver The Eco Monitor is the first LCD that draws zero watts, as opposed to as many as six, while in "sleep" mode. Instead of using an energy-consuming processor to decide when to wake the display, Fujitsu-Siemens created a circuit that automatically turns on when zapped by an electrical pulse from the keyboard. Fujitsu-Siemens ScenicView Eco Monitor $620; fujitsu-siemens.com Flat speaker puts rumble under your seat Acoustic Research FPS 10 Subwoofer Audiovox's 4.5-inch-high sub slips inconspicuously under your couch and fires upward to yield booty-shaking bass in music or re-create ground- 
 shaking explosions in action movies. It packs the power of a bulky subwoofer into a slim case by using a 10-inch speaker to push air against a second 12-inch cone that's big enough to resonate with the very deepest sounds. $500; audiovox.com A Thermostat for Each Room Home Comfort Zones MyTemp The...

Collection of 2008's Gadgets, Goods and Gizmos The Fastest Internet, From Space JAXA Kizuna Broadband Satellite Kizuna, launched by the Japanese space agency JAXA in February, will deliver to remote areas of Japan and Southeast Asia the fastest satellite Internet connections ever—up to 1.2 gigabits per second, or 500 times the average American consumer connection. Unlike previous satellites, Kizuna is powerful enough to supply industrial-speed signals to small, inexpensive antennas on the ground. Another first: It tracks the weather and adjusts signal strength for specific regions accordingly; for example, it will send a stronger signal to an area where it's raining in order to penetrate the storm. www.jaxa.jp/index_e.html LCDs, as slim as paintings Hitachi Ultrathin TVs Hitachi slimmed today's TVs from four inches to 1.5 by improving current technology. A new diffuser sits right against the backlight yet still spreads light evenly across the screen, and a special...

Biggest collection of 2007's best gadgets, goods and gizmos The Closer The world's smallest vacuum packager saves food and space. Just seven inches long, it sucks air out of, and then seals, a pin-size opening in a zipped-up bag. Oliso Frisper $100; oliso.com Fiber Is Good For You The first all-carbon-fiber laptop is less than an inch thick but as sturdy as bulkier machines. The thin and lightweight material also dissipates heat more evenly than plastic. Sony Vaio TZ $2,200; sony.com Street Repairs The GO 720 is the first GPS device that lets you edit maps right on its screen. Just tap to add your favorite restaurant or correct mislabeled one-way streets. Share fixes with others (and download their corrections) over the Web. TomTom GO 720 $500; tomtom.com Flash Stash Don't worry about losing this flash drive, even if it holds confidential information. Computers can't a...