The Devuvuzelator... no it's not a gun!

Or a flamethrower or any of the other crazy self-defence gadgets that are legal in South Africa, it's a piece of software to remove the sound of a thousand bee's from live broadcasts (internet only):

http://www.stardock.com/labs/devuvuzelator/

Watching England getting kicked out the World Cup just got more pleasurable :-)

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