Want to charge your iPhone while also scaring your friends to death? If so, check out Grow Cable... and get ready for a shock.
When I wrote the title for this article, my mind immediately went to an image of a bizarre, snake-like metal machine that would slither across the floor in a quite disturbing manner. Of course reality is quite different from my Sci-Fi addled brain.
There are only a few days left until Star Wars: The Force Awakens comes out--and boy, did they put out a lot of cool things for fans like me (us) to drool over as we head into the Christmas season. With that in mind, we present Part 2 of of the awesome Star Wars gifts available for the holidays.
We are right around the corner from one of the most anticipated movies in years: Star Wars--The Force Awakens. As such, the marketing campaign is ramping up to light speed and with Christmas coming up, that means a ton of new toys and merchandise coming to us from a galaxy far, far away.
We've all had those days when a giant robot's hand wanders around during dinner. Well... at least Hogarth Hughes has had this happen...
Okay. It has a Mr. Fusion. But can the Flux Capacitor... flux? And does it have enough steel in the frame to protect the golfers within?
Creating original art in an original manner is a unique skill. In this case, what is needed is insanely hot aluminum and some melons. Yep, you read that correctly. Melons.
The kitchen can be a dangerous place. As such, an individual needs the proper gear to survive the battlefield of flavor-town. Before arming yourself, you need some protection. Introducing the Tactical Chef Apron!
While Carbonite gained some fame in the artistic community thanks to Darth Vader's masterful use of the alloy when creating a Han Solo wall hanging for Jabba the Hutt, this versatile metal has many other uses--including stylish phone cases.
Thanks to Groot in Guardians of the Galaxy, we know how a tree would dance. But what would a tree sound like if it had a voice to sing? Innovator Bartholomäus Traubeck has created a machine that allows us to hear the haunting compositions of tree rings. And the results are mesmerizing.