Make your smartphone water-proof

We've all cringed at taking calls in the rain, shuddered over spills, and had heart palpitations about the dreaded butterfingers toilet dive (though you must trade-in your tech after something like that!).

Breathe easier, you can now get your essential electronics coated, and not just with a bulky water resistant case.

Introducing Liquipel, a company out of Santa Ana, California, that's touting a proprietary invisible miracle gel that thoroughly safeguards against water damage.

The explanation for how it works includes vacuum seals, liquids morphing into gases, and lessons about atmospheric pressure. All you really need to know is that it sticks to your iPhone or Android's circuit boards to do just what you've always wanted… make them waterproof.

You'll have to part with your phone for a few days while the process takes place. Back up your contacts and data prior to shipping it to Liquipel's corporate headquarters.

For $60 (Rs 3,600 approx), you'll feel a lot safer about that unplanned plunge (full swim submersion still not suggested).