9 out of 10 people are caffeine addicts and believe it or not, caffeine addiction is the worst of all addictions. It might keep you all charged up but it has its own side-effects.

Well, one thing for sure you can't just stop drinking coffee, call it psychological but we all are dependent on it. Our day can't start without a cup of coffee and you can't keep going, doing your daily chores without the caffeine intake. So what do you do when you're working hard on avoiding having too much of coffee but still need the extra energy that it gives you?

Have you heard about 'Sprayable Energy'?

If not you ought to check this mind-blowing product out. It is the is "revolutionary" caffeinated spray that when sprayed on the skin supplies instant energy to your body.

When it comes to smartphones most of us think of the sleek design or its usability quotient based on the inbred services it allows a user.

But have we imagined or rather re-imagined the transformation of the QWERTY keyboard innovation in it?

Most obviously no. Why? Because we enjoy the regular staple style typing methods.

Now imagine this: How would it be if smartphones allowed users to type sloppily yet send out the correct message or response?

A Toronto-based company, Whirlscape has just performed this feat. The tech start-up has developed a one-dimensional keyboard-Minuum, that "frees up mobile screen space while allowing fast, accurate typing."

Our start-up story of the day is a tale with humor and interesting twists.

Orabrush is a startup invested in improving the personal hygiene of people. Founded in 2009 by Dr.Bob Wagstaff, he spent over $40,000 in its adverstising campaign to end up selling only 100 pieces in the beginning. Like most startups they had no backers.

As a last ditch effort, Dr.Bob approached a research class at Marriott School of Management, BYU, looking out for a business strategy. He stumbled upon his future team - Jeffery Harmon, Austin Craig(journalsim student), Joel Ackerman(script writer) and Devin Graham(film major) here. Together, they shot their first Orabrush video film that became an instant success. So the star in the show was YouTube for them.

The next twist in the story came when the customers demanded that the company create a tongue cleaner for dogs. Consumer choices can be really weird at times.