Once upon a time, the internet was divided over a dress all because people couldn’t agree on what color it was. If you’re one of those people who argued for a certain side, I have something that will truly blow your mind.

I literally want to wear this outfit everyday ! Made by me🌈https://t.co/kH0UpXwaNH pic.twitter.com/MtwjShoZT7

— Fashion Designer ✂️ (@_iimightbee_) February 18, 2019

If your brain can’t process what you just saw, let me spell it out for you: This dress changes color when a light, like your smartphone torch, is shone on it. From a sophisticated muted tone, the reflective material turns into a bright and awesome party dress. Let’s see that again:

Made this custom outfit ⚡️ can’t wait to add it to my site 🌈 pic.twitter.com/lFSVg5t7QT

— Fashion Designer ✂️ (@_iimightbee_) December 28, 2018

People are definitely loving this fashion statement. The first tweet from the designer quoted above has garnered 12,000-plus retweets and almost 69,500 retweets in the first 12 hours of posting — multitudes of shiny-unicorn-loving women who want the awesome look, probably.

Admittedly, I’ve stared at the video far longer than I should have and am now completely convinced that I want this material in every single outfit I’m to don from here on end. Fortunately, the dress is now for sale on the Arion website but it isn’t exactly cheap. The two-piece set retails for US$ 155. As of posting, this is the only design the dress is available in but hey, I’m not complaining!

Xiaomi’s new flagship is coming and, of course, the Chinese brand wastes no time in telling us that we’re going to want this new phone. Over the weekend, Xiaomi showed off the Mi 9’s color options and I am swooning.

Capture the light with #Mi9 and #MakeItHappen! RT which color you like the most! pic.twitter.com/XM5vvD5r7Z

— Mi (@xiaomi) February 16, 2019

The three colors posted all include a beautiful gradient in black, one in blue, and another in a purple-pink hue. Let’s look at that last one again:

💜 Get another glimpse of the upcoming #Mi9. All will be revealed on the 24th!

RT if you’re getting major 🦄 vibes from this colour! pic.twitter.com/x1sNlvSTdx

— XiaomiUK (@XiaomiUK) February 16, 2019

The color, which people have been quick to call unicorn, has no official name. Global spokesperson Donovan Sung asked Twitter world what they could possibly name it.

#Mi9… What color should we call this? ❤️💙💜#Xiaomi #SundayFunday pic.twitter.com/G8RV7IULmY

— Donovan Sung (@donovansung) February 17, 2019

There were a number of interesting and funny answers:

Not Blue neither Pink 🤪

— Shadman Ahmmed (@ShadmanAhmmed) February 18, 2019

Color: tri fusion

— Sathish (@Sathish91801176) February 17, 2019

Pink Floyd

— pedro85 (@pedroll85) February 17, 2019

iPhone X Wallpaper

— Cameron Stevenson (@Cam_Steve_) February 17, 2019

Confused Blue

— Mr West (@OfficialMr_West) February 17, 2019

Coral dawn

— Carbon (@Carbon69174524) February 17, 2019

Of course, we had our own guesses:

Unicorn 🦄

— Chay Lazaro (@chaylazaro) February 17, 2019

Call it mine 🤩 https://t.co/sEHoodEGZg

— Isa Rodriguez (@sisasaid) February 17, 2019

If there’s any clue, though, it would be this reply:

Lavander Violet.

— Xiaomi Málaga (@xiaomimalaga) February 17, 2019

The official Xiaomi Twitter account did conduct a poll calling it Lavender Violet the day before Donavan Sung sent out the tweet…

Which color do you like most?😉

— Mi (@xiaomi) February 16, 2019

Until we have this confirmed, we’re calling it unicorn Mi 9. 🦄 Besides, whatever they call it, it’s looking like a very pretty color and I want it!

That smartphone in your purse can do so much but it also has 18 times more bacteria than the average public toilet. Before we continue, let that sink in.

Before you drop that phone you’re probably reading this article on, know that there’s a way to clean your handset and it doesn’t involve soap and water. Introducing: PhoneSoap.

PhoneSoap Go is the brand’s latest release. It’s a tiny chest that will literally clean your smartphone. It uses UV-C light to kill bacteria on your device. All you do is put your smartphone inside, tap the lightning button, wait 10 minutes for one cleaning cycle, and your phone should be germ-free.

The inside compartment can house your phone, no matter what size. It’s pretty spacious so it can even fit small everyday stuff like keys or wallets. Despite all that space, the PhoneSoap Go is designed for portability. This is PhoneSoap’s smallest device — something you can bring along on trips to make sure your handset is sanitized anywhere you go.

On the back of the chest is a USB-A and a USB-C port. This is because the PhoneSoap Go has a 7000mAh battery built into it. That’s enough for 45 cleaning cycles, or four phone charging cycles.

Yes, I said phone charging cycles. That’s because you can actually use it as a power bank. There’s even a slot for your charging cable so you can charge as you sanitize your phone. That means even if the whole cleaning cycle is just 10 minutes, you can leave your phone plugged in longer. There’s even “acoustic outlets” at the bottom so you can hear phone notifications.

Of course, unless I have a petri dish and some phone swabs, I won’t be able to say definitively that this thing can clean 99.99 percent of bacteria on your phone, as the brand claims. But, I will say that if it does end up sanitizing your phone in any capacity, that’s already a good enough deal considering how dirty these things supposedly are, and how much we’re holding on to them on a daily basis.

But really, more than phone cleaning, what you get is peace of mind. Honestly, my own (many, rotating) devices have been chilling a lot in my PhoneSoap ever since I got it.

The PhoneSoap Go retails for US$ 79.95 and you can get it from their website.