Last week, GearCrave posted an article on a revolutionary new web service called Evernote. Evernote is a visual memory service designed to help you remember everything you see: be it on the web, in a book, on a wine label or written with lipstick on a napkin. Snap a photo of something you have written down that you want to remember, Evernote will store it, automatically recognize the text and index it in your personal memory library. If you’re the forgetful type, or you adore new web organizational services, check out our full write-up on the Evernote technology– and sign up to receive a free private beta invite from GearCrave.

If you missed that and more, continue reading after the break to catch up on the GearCrave glory.

• Sofas and recliners are a thing of the past… Living Stones cushions bring a sense of natural beauty and comfort to your living room.
• If you work in industrial design, architecture or love Second Life, you won’t want to miss our giveaway with Logitech’s 3Dconnexion, the maker of 3D software navigation hardware.
• The Blackberry Bold was announced last week. We asked what you thought about this new smart phone.
• Tank Theory was our t-shirt of the week feature, you don’t want to miss their wild Millenium t-shirt.
• The Celebrity Lamp is arguably the coolest lamp we’ve seen this year. Hell, maybe even 2007 too.
• Ferrari announced their new 2009 California GT.  Grrrowl, that thing is a beast.
• Watch fans will want to get their hands on the Nixon Banks Watch, stylish grayscale glory.
• Uhuru Design pushes the furniture design envelope with their Bilge Lounge chair, made entirely of a classic barrel.
• Last, GearCrave sat down with the verbose, outspoken Henrik Fisker, designer of the new Fisker Karma supercar.