A work by Caleb Larsen, part of the idea behind “A Tool to Deceive and Slaughter” is that it exists in “eternal transitional flux.” The idea is reminiscent of a magical item with ideas about its own fate, a la The One Ring.

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If there’s ever something you want to accomplish, “there’s an app for that.” As much as I hate that damned slogan, within reason, it holds true. Until recently, you had to open a browser, type in a web address and wait excruciating seconds to get a good look at artist Alex Ross’ work. How archaic is that?

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Without further ado, “Timmy O’Riley” by L. Hadron and the Colliders.

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Claude Shannon invented a contraption referred to by many as “The Ultimate Machine”. When switched on, the machine switches itself off. Simple enough. The box is a social experiment more than anything else.

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For all those avid iPhone photographers out there–or for those spies on a budget–this ridiculous iPhone zoom lens is a must-have.

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Atomik takes a look at the Wii Fit Plus and how much it can truly help you get fit.

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Performing routine maintenance on cars with your father/uncle/sibling is a timeless tradition that passes on the basic responsibilities of owning a vehicle. This augmented reality concept from BMW emulates this effect without all of that icky family bonding.

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Paul Fryer’s Chess Set for Tesla–of which there are only 7–lights up when the vacuum tube pieces are plugged into the board. It’s awesome to boot, but extra points for being more Retro-Futuristic than Steampunk.

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tinyComb spotted the first guy in line for a Palm Pre. He’s about a week early and in front of a Sprint store you might see in the back alley of the red-light district in Harlem.

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Rumors have been springing up suggesting that in a few months we’ll see the Zune HD hit stores.
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