Pebble E-Paper Watch Raises $1M In 28 Hours 
Okay, I hate to be that guy, but I can't hold it in.  These Kickstarter campaigns for iPhone accessories bother the shit out of me. See the following:> iPhone dock: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/hop/elevation-dock-the-b...> iPod watch: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1104350651/tiktok-lunati...> iPod speaker: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2107726947/hidden-radio-...> iPhone tripod: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jj1/cineskates-camera-sl...All of these projects have received hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars.  Notice a trend here?  iProduct + Kickstarter + Aluminum(optional) = $$$. A formula for successful/massive funding. I probably have a naive view of what Kickstarter is supposed to be, but I envision it as a platform for launching innovative ideas. Sure, you can argue that these products are a few steps ahead of the incumbents, but let's be honest - they are virtually useless. They products don't leave the world in a better place.  They aren't pushing any bounds.  They aren't amazing.  And the crazy thing is that I have never seen any of them in the wild, ever, despite being surrounded by tech savvy people, Apple fanboys, and iOS fanatics. What's up with that?I fear that Kickstarter will become a platform to launch new iPhone accessories. But I guess that's what the world craves.