April Fools' Day is always a big occasion for tech giants, manufacturers and retailers - they love to create many wonderful pranks on 1 April each year.
Here then are the best we've seen this year so far.
You can also check out some of favourites from previous years here: Best April Fools' Day tech jokes from the last 10 years.
Enjoy.
Jabra Earbud(dy) headphones
The Jabra Earbud(dy) headphones have been designed for two people to share audio on the go. Not only do they fit across a duo of heads, they feature voice assistance for two separate voices.
Jabra claims you can buy them from today for £159 from its website here. Although you can't, of course.
Drone Dog Walker
Gadget retailer ThumbsUp is ranging its Drone Dog Walker for today only. It's one of many pet-related spoofs this year.
Said to cost £199.99, it features a camera, microphone and speaker so you can chat with your dog while the drone takes it for a walk. Leash control technology is built in too. A big thumbs up to, er, ThumbsUp.
Burned Bread by Banksy Toaster
ThinkGeek always comes up with a stack of April Fools' Day gags and some even end up becoming real products down the line. We'd love the Banksy Toaster to be one of those - adding Banksy stencils to our toasted bread for ever more.
It could go alongside our officially-licenced Banksy office shredder.
JBL PartyBox 300 2.0 millennials-only edition
JBL has created a new version of its PartyBox 300 speaker, helping to combat noise pollution by making it emit a frequency that only millenials can hear. That means they can rave away while everyone else has relative silence.
"With this new technology, avid millennial partiers are able to start a party anywhere and disregard noise pollution. Of course, we haven’t forgotten about our older demographic. We’ll be launching the JBL Baby Boomerbox early next year," said JBL's professor April J Basey-Love.
Vi-Pet iPaw
Another item of pet tech from ThumbsUp, the Vi-Pet iPaw is a catflap with a paw sensor set to their specific print. That means they can get in or out just by tapping a small area underneath.
To be honest, if paw sensing tech worked and cats could be trained to use it, this isn't as fool-hardy as it otherwise seems.
Flat-Earth Snow Globe
UK retailer Firebox always gets in on the April Fools' Day fun and its range of spoof gadgets and gizmos this year includes a Flat-Earth Snow Globe for those who just don't trust science.
Apparently based on the way snow really falls on the Earth, rather than the evidence to the contrary, this Snow Globe would be ideal for the true fools in your family or beyond.
Trump v Kim Nuclear Foosball Table
When two tribes go to... play table football. Maybe the US/North Korean talks would have been better sorted through a match on Liberty Games' Nuclear Foosball.
As well as players in the likeness of Kim Jong-un and Donald Trump, you get masks to wear while playing for the ultimate prize: survival.
Captain Marvel Universal Pager
Another of ThinkGeek's 2019 gags, the Captain Marvel Universal Pager once again falls under the "could be" category.
Bluetooth-enabled, the pager connects to your smartphone and alerts you when you have a notification. Or intergalactic emergency.
Roku Press Paws
Streaming device company Roku has also gone down the pets route with its gag this year. The Roku Press Paws is a pet-friendly remote that will give your dog or cat access to their favourite content on a Roku Streaming Stick+ or Express.
There are animal themed shortcut buttons, bark assistant technology for hands-free use, and it even includes a Sub-WOOFer.
Skoda ProjectaPal
Pets feature again, this time as part of Skoda's April Fools' Day joke. Its ProjectaPal system uses high intensity LED beams under the driver and passenger doors, with a specific projection being choosable through the in-car entertainment system.
The light emitted, which can be a picture or text, will then remind you of birthdays, anniversaries and even to take the bins out or dog for a walk.
Subway trials spy technology
Subway has revealed that it is trialling spy technology and techniques in order to listen in on consumers in order to create its next sandwiches.
It claims to have employed the winner of Channel 4's The Circle, Alex Hobern, as its lead Sandwidth Artist listener. There's one good reason for that, it's fairly anonymous to most.
ROOMBY: Kirby Robot Vacuum
Man-o-man we would love one of these. ThinkGeek has again combined technology and a cool licence to propose the coolest robot vacuum cleaner concept around.
Kirby will suck up your dust, like he does with berries and other objects in the Nintendo games. He even sleeps when out of charge.
Kia Finger Operated Optimum Level steering wheel
The Kia FOOL steering wheel would appeal to the smartphone generation, it states, with a wheel that swaps a 10 to 2 formation for left and right swipes.
Kia allegedly worked with its research partner, Automotive Premonition Research Institute Limited, on the Finger Operated Optimum Level system.
Fyre Festival Terrarium
Anyone who has watched the Fyre Festival documentary on Netflix will appreciate Firebox's terrarium. Those that were actually at the disastrous festival not so much.
You basically get everything you need to recreate the ill-fated party in a glass tank, including an identikit Instagram model. We're not sure of the price yet, but it'll likely leave many bankrupt.
Motion-Controlled Mimic Package
Porch parcel theft is a big deal these days, but the Motion-Controller Mimic Package could sort that out.
Another ThinkGeek product, it reveals teeth and a giant tongue - a la the videogame Prey - when strangers approach. Hopefully it'll scare the willies out of them and far away from your property.
Lego Find My Brick
Lego is no stranger to augmented reality, having launched its Hidden Sets app earlier this year, but its next project could be the most useful yet.
Find My Brick will help you discover certain colours in a pile of Lego bricks. As seen on the company's Twitter feed, you just point your smartphone at them and only those of that colour and shape will show up clearly. Sadly, it's an April Fools - but we so wish this was really coming.
Virtual Reality Cruise Holidays
Want to book a fantastic cruise holiday but can't afford it? Or maybe you suffer from chronic sea sickness? Well, Bolsover Cruise Club has you covered.
It is offering all-inclusive packages to anywhere in the world you wish to go, all experienced through a VR headset - you don't even have to leave your own living room sofa.
Truphone F-SIM foldable SIM card
With the advent of foldable phones, mobile communications firm Truphone has devised the ideal SIM card for them: the F-SIM.
It too folds to suit the handsets. And, like many smartphones today, comes in different colour options. You can get the foldable SIM in steel grey and, for just £5 more, hot pink.
OnePlus Warp Car
OnePlus tweeted that it is moving into the electric supercar business. Similar to the Kia FOOL system, its Warp Car can operable via a smartphone, with swipes controlling left/right directions and up and down replacing the accelerator and brake.
The phone company will also be giving away the first 3D-printed Warp Car off the production line on its Twitter feed.
Final Fantasy Omega smart assistant
We've got to hand it to Square Enix, its Omega smart assistant is actually one of our favourites this year.
Based on the ancient superweapon from Final Fantasy XIV Online, this assistant has a rather sinister side - after all, it despises human kind.
The O2 becomes the O3
London's premier venue, the O2, has been rebranded O3 in honour of Drake's series of gigs there. His song, God's Plan, includes the lyric: "And you know me/Turn The O2 into The O3." So the mobile company has.
Away from the April Fools' Day shenanigans though, O2 is giving away tickets to see Drake in London on its Twitter feed.
Google Maps Snake
It is often the case that, not only are Google's April Fools' Day gags great, they really exist - at least for 24 hours. Such is the case with its version of the classic mobile game Snake.
It can be found in the Google Maps app for iOS and Android. It appears in the menu sidebar and you can play as a Tube or overground train picking up passengers in several cities around the world. Nice.
Google Screen Cleaner
Another of Google's 2019 gags, this claims that you can keep your Android phone screen clean through a new feature inside the Files app on the handset.
That way, you don't have to wipe it yourself. It uses "geometric dirt models" and a "haptic micromovement generator" to essential shake the grime off your display. Fun times.
Tetris Lefty
A new left-handed mode is coming to all versions of the videogame Tetris.
"The Tetris brand recognizes that approximately 10 per cent of the population is left-handed. Rather than have left-handed players adapt to Tetris in a right-hand setting, we’ve decided to create a special game mode that flips everything to a left-hand perspective," said a Tetris company spokesperson.
Shutterstock Brick and Mortar Library
Online photo library service Shutterstock is not content with being one of the world's largest picture resources, it also wants to move into the real-world with the "world's largest" physical library too.
It will host over 250 million volumes of imagery and include an entire floor for movies. AI robots will be used as librarians. Construction will commence in 2020. Ahem.
White Rose Mini-Shoppers self-driving cars for kids
White Rose Shopping Centre in Leeds, UK, has introduced self-driving cars for kids. They just have to tap on one of the shops they want to visit and the Mini-Shopper vehicle will head straight there.
You can find out more on the shopping centre's Twitter feed.
Duolingo Push
The Duolingo educational app is taking notifications a step further for April Fools' Day. Usually, it sends you a reminder to practice your language skills in the form of an on-screen owl, Duo.
Now a new feature, Duolingo Push, sends an owl in the real-world, to ensure you get on with your learning. You can even have Passive-Aggressive Duo turn up wherever you are in order to get you back on track.
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