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Honda Hands Celebrates The Creation of Millions of Tiny Cars

They might not have a Diablo or Testerosa up their sleeve, but you have to admire Honda’s consistency. Looking back into the archive, this charming little spot celebrates one of the steadiest car brands on the scene.

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Google Glass at the NBA Draft

Not everyone gets to be an NBA draft pick, except now they do since Victor Oladipo decided to wear the still-slightly-ridiculous Google Glass on draft day. He really only got to capture the process of getting dressed and showing up to the venue, but the voice commands are pretty cool right?

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Concrete Charger

Wireless induction chargers are looking a lot like the future, so you might as well pick-up the best looking one on the market when it becomes available in July. Made of (you guessed it) concrete, and cork, which conceal two induction chargers, it’ll look pretty great in your man cave, even though wer’re not entirely sure how much they plan on charging to ship nearly 15lbs of concrete.

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Doctors Get Their Own Instagram. It’s Disgusting

Imagine Instagram with no selfies. Sounds great right? Now imagine Instagram with no selfies but also no bikini pics, and instead of the bikini pics, you get broken bones, dead bodies and third degree burns. Sounds pretty gross right? Well it’s called Figure 1, it’s a real thing and if you’re a doctor, a curious boy from the hood or just Eli Roth, you’ll probably love it. 

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The Hasselblad Lunar Camera

Leather, Gold, Mahogany, Swedish Design, Italian Craftsmanship. We could be talking about the new Koenigsegg or even a plan to rebrand an actor (synergy!). We’re actually talking about the $7,000 Hasselblad Lunar Camera, which pays tribute to the first camera to ever snap selfies in space. If you’re a photo buff with an eye to the stars, or just an oil magnate who wants to capture the essence of every pore on your face, head over to the Hasselblad site and buy yours

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Motorola Debuts the “Password Pill”

If you’re sick of straining to remember your password (it’s “password,” jackass) Motorola might have a solution for you. It’s creepy, and might be taking science way too far, but you can’t argue with the convenience:

The pills are actually “vitamin authentication” capsules which include an electronic chip inside. After swallowing one of the devices, your stomach acid acts as the power source while your body acts as the transmitter for the electronic signals. Since the human body can conduct electricity, authentication could be setup in a way that you just have to touch the related device to unlock it.

So there you have it, a microchip, sitting in your stomach, constantly transmitting signals. Sounds pretty safe right? Stay tuned for more at a nerdy news source near you.

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Man Hacks: Turn a Beer Can into a Wi-Fi Extender

There are few things worse than a slow wi-fi connection, (war, famine maybe plagues) and there are few things better than beer. It would only make sense that beer would come through and rescue us from the bane of our existence through a simple lifehack. Watch the video above and thank us later.