“Our customers around the world have been asking for a Rush Hour app, the iPhone version was introduced in November 2009, and now the Android application joins the Rush Hour family,” says Bill Ritchie, ThinkFun co-founder and CEO.

And with the new apps, it’s not good enough to simply get your car out of the traffic jam, but rather in Perfect Score mode, your Android phone can grade you on how efficiently you got out of the jam. And of course, there is a solve button for those who cannot stand the traffic jam anymore!

And if you’re a hardcore Rush Hour Logic fan, you can unlock over 2500 new challenges with the purchase of the $1.99 version of the app, available in the Android marketplace or app store. With the regular app, you will get 35 puzzles. Find the Rush Hour/Android app for free in the Android Market on your handset – categories:  Games – Brain & Puzzle.

For the Facebook addict or picture sharing fanatic who has everything, there’s the HP DreamScreen. Kind of like a hybrid between a TV, digital frame, and computer, this “smart screen” is designed to connect to your PC via wired or wireless network and provide viewers with an all-in-one Internet experience focused on social networking, video, and pictures. Once synced with your computer, you can view all your Facebook updates, the weather, share pictures or video with friends, and even listen to Internet radio like Pandora. Such an upgrade from your standard framed picture or even digital frame, the 10.2 or 13.3 ($199-$249) smart screens provides extra flair to any room in your home.

Thinking about making a scrap book to remember all the fun times you’ve had together? Why not upgrade to a Samsung Mini Portable Hard Drives to really preserve those memories in case your computer (or relationship) gets a virus. Samsung’s S1 Mini comes in Valentine’s Day candy colors like Sweet Pink, Wine Red, and Ocean Blue and is about the size of a credit card. The pink version is even decorated with tiny little hearts – how Valentine’s Day fantastic! The S2 Portable holds a staggering 142,000 digital photos, 125,000 MP3 songs, and 220 hours of DVD-quality movies so you can be sure to keep track of all your favorite pics, movies, and your special songs together because even if your computer doesn’t last, your memories should. Pricing ranges from $75 – $110.

Probably the sexiest headphones ever, the Heartbeats by Lady Gaga, $119.95, are the perfect alternative to buying your lady earrings. The geometric style headphones are designed in the shape of a triangle to represent the three things Gaga would die without: love, fashion, and writing. Available in sexy Valentine’s Day red, black, or gun metal grey, these in-ear headphones are the perfection combination of fashion and technology.

For the extra sweet lady in your life, there’s the Meiji Chocolate Bar Compact Mirror, $7.10. Designed to look like a chocolate bar, the compact opens to reveal a mirror that can be easily thrown in a purse of backpack. Even though she’s probably already sweet enough.

Give her your heart this Valentine’s Day…literally. And when it comes to true romance, we all know that nothing says “I Love You” like a gift from the heart. Now you can express your feelings of affection with this anatomically correct plush beating heart, $14.99. Simply shake the Spawn of Teddy Bear Autopsy Heart and it starts beating and pulsating in your hand. It’s just like the real thing… but without all that messy blood.

The Electric Blue Plasma Heart with Touch and Music Response is a heart shaped plasma ball of love right out of a science fiction movie. The plasma heart, $25.00, is one of those cool electric plasma balls that responds to your touch and lights up any room. What makes it even cooler? It’s heart shaped to turn up the romance factor. Like the plasma balls you’ve seen as a kid, this heart shaped version features an orb in the middle that sends out waves of electricity that responds to touch. With two modes, constant static and audio mode that pulsates to the beat of your favorite couple’s song.

These adorable Mimobot USB flash drives from Tokidoki are the perfect couple’s gift because the mimobot flash drives are a couple themselves. Available in a male and female version, the two USB keys are as unique as their personalities: Adios is clad in black, while his hotsy totsy girlfriend Ciao Ciao is dressed in very appropriate Valentine’s Day pink. Starting at $24.99 for 2GB and ranging up to 16Gb, these USB keys are a wonderful couple’s gift.

The Sony Reader Valentine’s Special Bundle, $329.99, is the perfect gift for your favorite bibliophile or Sony Reader fanatic. The bundle includes a red leather cover to hold your Sony eReader and comes with a free eBook download of The Heart Speaks by Mimi Guarneri. Even if you’re Valentine-less this holiday, this could be the perfect gift to yourself to celebrate the holiday without the candy, flowers, or jewelry.

Show her how much you care for her with the Velvet Heart Optical Mouse, $31.50. Compatible with Mac and PC, this velvety mouse will replace that boring standard mouse and remind her how much you care with every click.

For the lady that has everything, show her your care with her very own customized Lego set! Lego’s Valentine’s byME will surprise any Lego lover because you choose the pieces, size, shape, colors, and even the design of the box your gift comes in. A gift you know she’s never seen, you’ll have a blast building the custom gift together this Valentine’s Day. Download the free Lego Digital Designer for Mac or PC and get started designing your very own custom Valentine’s Day gift (prices vary depending on design).

Probably the most adorable hunk of a Valentine’s date ever, Julius is back with the Paul Frank Colored Hearts Julius Case for iPhone 3GS and Paul Frank Be My Valentine Silicone Case for iPhone. The cases are designed in shades of pink and red with the adorable Julius smack dab in the center showered with hearts. Available at the Apple Store, these $34.95 cases are durable, compatible with the iPhone, and probably the cutest gift you’ll ever get your love or better yet, yourself!

Why not play “your song” on this adorable Heart Speaker, $14. Compatible with most MP3 players and audio devices with a jack, you can take the battery powered speakers on a picnic or trip to the park so you will have romantic mood music no matter where you go.

So here’s how it works: companies can purchase the RunToShop widget and integrate it into their e-commerce store. When customers are looking at a particular product in the store, they can easily pull up information about what other customers are saying about the product including reviews or recommendations.  If they want to leave a review or recommendation, the customer can quickly log in through a social network like Facebook. The added benefit of using social networks in conjunction with this tool is that a) it’s easy to leave a review because you probably already have a Facebook or other social network account  and b) a customer’s product recommendation will be pushed out through those channels, giving the product free publicity.

RunToShop has a website that lets users search for various products and reviews, which is currently only in Finnish but will soon be in English too. Besides just searching for reviews, the website acts as it’s own social network that lets users create profiles that highlight their favorite products. Users become “experts” in a particular genre, increasing trust and brand awareness. RunToShop hopes that by using the familiarity and trust that comes from social networking will enhance a buyer’s experience and ultimately lead to more sales.  Also with a Facebook app, RunToShop is using social networking to change the way people shop, search for, and buy products.

What makes Brizzly really cool is the fact that links are expanded to their original size so you can see where a link will take you, photos are revealed, and videos are embedded directly into the feed so you can easily start watching. Since I started using Brizzly, I’ve seen Twitpics that I never thought I’d see before by just glancing – no clicking required! Also, I check out a lot more videos now, which I might’ve have otherwise missed. Brizzly reveals links from twitpic, Yfrog, Flickr, etc., maps from Google Maps, and video from YouTube and Vimeo.

Direct messages appear in an IM style box to the right of your Twitter feed along with an alert, which is a hell of a lot easier than clicking on “direct message” everytime you want to check your messages. You can also add up to five different Twitter accounts and manage them all from the Brizzly interface.

An added feature totally unique to Brizzly is the “groups” function, which lets you filter the conversation based on network. For example, you can add the people you’re following to various groups like “Work,” “Friends,” “Celebrities,” etc. Brizzly basically has all the features of regular Twitter with added helpful things like the IM feature, tweet drafts, trends explained, and expanded URLs and pictures. Although unavailable to the public yet, you can sign up for this free tool on Brizzly.com. Pretty much, Brizzly rules.