n the past we have seen Teflon tape circles that attach to the mouse feet in order to decrease friction between the mouse and the pad, followed by specially formulated wax, the next thing to come around is a liquid designed for anti-friction technology. This liquid is contained in a small sponge which is inside of a plastic container that can be applied to the mouse or the mouse pad, similar to cashiers or bankers and their plastic container with a water-filled sponge, except this mouse liquid is designed to decrease friction rather than adding friction; which is the used by cashiers or bankers to better handle money. Talking with Christopher Kahl, the Xtrac designer, before the InstaGlide had launched he had mentioned that believed this was a "KILLER" product, but will we at Phoronix find this product to be killer?