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Easy on the Pasta, Your Fork Is Watching
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One of the weirdest, most talked-about new products to debut at 2013's Consumer Electronics Show is the Hapifork. Its been hailed by its manufacturer, Hapilabs, as "the world's first digital fork". It's mission? To help you watch your waistline by tracking every bite you take. Bloomberg Businessweek's Sam Grobart decided to pick it up.
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