Despite the global economic gloom, we continue to see smart entrepreneurs and businesses introduce innovative new business ideas to the market around the world. If you want to be in the know, this free report by CoolBusinessIdeas.com is for you.
Popgadget: The last thing you would want to do with such gorgeous fruit is feed them to that unforgiving abyss called the stomach. And that too when they can sit so pretty on your table, radiating a mysterious sense of calm each time you steal a glance. Which is why someone has already ensured that these beauties are not at all edible, to begin with. These “slices” of fruit (apple and pear) are post-it note dispensers called Kudamemo.
TrendOriginal: Entitled The Sex Pistol, this ice cream cocktail is claimed to have similar effects to the libido-boosting drug Viagra. It contains ingredients such as ginkgo, biloba, arginine and guarana and is served with a shot of the highly intoxicating La Fee Absinthe, so its guaranteed to leave you feeling energized and confident. Customers are limited to one serving per person. The Sex Pistol costs 11.99 and is available to customers (aged 18 and over) from September 10 at Selfridges, (London) stores basement.
Project Label strives to produce people-powered social nutrition labels. Just think food nutrition labels, but instead of only showing the impact on your health, Project Labels will show a company’s social and environmental impact. Unlike many green labels out there, Project Label doesn’t build these labels, you the consumer do. Using the power of the Web, the project provides simple tools to allow consumers, businesses, and organizations to add, discuss, and vote on credible news, media, and research to help build the labels.
Trendwatching.com: Shopsavvy, an Android app, allows the user to scan almost any barcode using the phones camera, and it will then search over 20,000 online and local retailers to find the best price. Once the best deal has been found, users can either purchase online, or use the phones built-in Google Maps feature to find their way to the store. Which means that even impulse buys arent safe anymore: this may entice even the most buy-ready, real-world shoppers to postpone their purchase for a few minutes 
Shopshavvy won the 2008 Google Android Developers contest and has been launched in the US, UK, The Netherlands, Germany, Austria, Poland and the Czech Republic
