Abstract: An objective of the present invention is to provide users with a specifically designed portable toothbrush, that is pre-filled with toothpaste. It is an aim of the present invention to prevent users from accidentally missing to pack toothpaste or apply toothpaste, before brushing. Accordingly, the present invention comprises a toothbrush with a toothpaste filled handle, that can dispense toothpaste on the bristles either manually or automatically. The present could be easily packed into a travel bag, eliminating the need for carrying cumbersome toothpaste tubes that can leak onto belongings. Further, the present invention could be made available in vending machines, hotel gift shops, and at lobby desks to provide a quick and sanitary solution for those who have left their toothbrush at home. Thus, the present invention is a convenient, portable, and disposable product that specifically helps people on the go to maintain a healthy oral hygiene.

Abstract: A social networking music application for computers and mobile devices teaching a user interface/music player that connects a user's music to online social media websites and information to bring content to the user about the artist(s) that the user is listening to at the time and the ability to cross share that information with friends and family on social media. First, what artist and song a user is currently listening to is detected, then a connection is made to an online data base and finds the artist's online. Captures or links to the latest posts from these sites are posted/displayed to the user interface. Users can choose which social media website they wish to follow, choose if they want more information about the song, such as information about a guest artist on the track or producers to receive social media feeds from them as well.

Abstract: Apparatus for cleaving an optical fibre (115) under axial tension, is provided with a cleaver blade (116) which is mounted as part of a rotatable cleaver assembly. The assembly is balanced about its axis of rotation and, as described, comprises a wheel (117) mounted on an axle (138). The cleaver blade (116) is attached to an arm which extends radially from the wheel (117). A hair spring (304) drives the assembly. The cleaving apparatus finds particular application in cleaving monomode fibres under normal working, rather than laboratory, conditions.