This, my friends, is the Terrestrial Shrub Rover, a vehicle created by Justin Shull for...well, I'm not quite sure why, but it exists, so here you go. Yes, it's a vehicle that looks like a shrub.
Boy, something like this would have made class a lot more interesting — and musical. Blair Neal's "Color a Sound" uses transparent sheets (just like teacher used to use) sliding across an overhead projector to act as sheet music, while...
Designer Ronen Kadushin has finally gone and done it. He's made a real "iPhone killer," a combination of words that was all the rage not too long ago (disclosure: I was guilty of it, too). Now we're all about iPad...
When YouTube user "Steffest" says he's going to play a rendition of Cracklin' Rosie on "a whole lotta mobile phones," he's not kidding. He's fashioned some kind of future banjo out of handsets running Android, Windows Mobile and the iPhone...
Wow. Wow! How awesome is this mic stand? Custom built by artist Chris Conte for Adam Gontier, lead singer of Three Days Grace. It looks like a Terminator arm holding a mic. The entire thing can be broken down easily...
Etsy store Freeland Studios has one hell of a way to display your iPhone: on a handcrafted resin dock made to look like a chunky retro black phone. It looks like it'd be right at home on the desk of...
Instead of re-buying your entire library for some "convenient" e-reader like a sucker, just get yourself one of these circular walking bookshelves. Bing-badda-boom, your entire library is now mobile. Pretty perfect, right? Huh. Actually, stopping may be a problem. Believe...
Visitor's to HP headquarters in Palo Alto will find quite the sight awaiting them: a motorized art installation titled "Manifold," which is half video wall and half room divider at the turn of a coin. The divider-side appears to be...
This here is the Binary Flow. On its elongated watch face there is a wealth of data to be gleaned about the time and date. You won't be able to get any of that from it, though, as your brain...
"Masked in Flight" is a project by Iceland's Sruli Recht that studies what kind of masks air travelers might wear — travelers that wanted to look like serial killers and creepy stormtroopers, that is. Would you feel comfortable on a...