This Weigtbot weight tracking iPhone app by Tapbots has a spectacular looking UI. They appear to have redone every iPhone UI element to make even their preferences menus look exquisite.

Novatel MiFi, a very pretty 3G to WiFi converter box. Lets you share it's cellular data service with multiple laptops with no wires.

This off brand chinese cell phone has a detachable spy camera. This should be standard. Although I might lose it.

Crazy video footage of a Magnapinna squid with what appears to be elbows was taken by a Shell Oil underwater robot 1.5 miles underwater. I think its probably just an alien.

Lenovo's ThinkPad USB Portable Secure Hard Drive has a physical keypad interface for entering your super secret password that unlocks the data within. I think the utilitarian design adds to the feeling of security.

This crazy data-center in Stockholm was built in an old bunker, and designed to resemble a Bond villains lair. I love the artificial waterfalls, the use of jungle plants on the stone walls and this cool circular viewpoint for watching the servers.

Cool video of a heart made out of what appear to be functional wooden gears.

Video of a cool technique for removing people from an image in Photoshop.

FlashLauncher shoots incapacitating pepperballs like a machine gun. It's like a paintball gun for pepper spray, with a flashlight!

This guy uses his face as a music visualizer by taping electrodes to it. Very strange video.

Unraveling sticky tape in a vacuum produces enough x-rays to actually take images. Great video of the geeky scientists playing with tape and x-rays. The chance this could be used in third world clinics with no electricity blows my mind.

Interesting travel hack: apparently packing a starter pistol in your luggage means you can lock it with a real lock and it might be tracked more closely by the airport. Could be worth a shot for those with a lot of gear.

Nice teardown of the new MacBook and MacBook Pro by iFixit, who says "This may be the most beautiful laptop we've disassembled."

Amazing new 3D sketching application for intuitively drawing complex 3D curves very quickly. The video demo made my mind explode.

Pretty looking new PS3 video game called Gomibako (Trash Can) that uses realistically breakable garbage as pieces in a Tetris-like stacking game.

UnicodeSnowmanForYou.com; for those of us who need a bit more unicode snowman in our lives.

Wow, content aware scaling, that cool intelligent image scaling technique from CES last year has already been integrated into Photoshop CS4. Check out the amazing video of some fun tricks you can do with it.

Tech entrepreneur Jay Walker designed his home around this amazing 3,600 square foot library with 3 maze like levels. Oh and yes that's sputnik hanging from the ceiling.

An amazingly complex, completely mechanical calculator built in the rag doll physics game "Little Big Planet" for the PS3. I wanna know how long this took to make.

Google Labs adds "mail goggles" to GMail to ask you simple math problems at night and on weekends to prevent you from sending email while intoxicated.

Dan Aykroyd's Crystal Head Vodka ~ see the milano glass skull bottle up close, as well as the box... after that insane video, it's fun to actually hold/taste the product!

ha hah haha hahahahaha ~ a helpful translation tool for just how amused you want to seem

The Singapore Grand Prix: the first ever night Formula One race. Beautiful pictures, including a few fun ones taken with tilt-shift lenses.

NeoCube ~ as seen in #14197 ~ we ordered, and i can't stop playing with it - here's a 10% discount code: MyNeo (exp 12/25/08) Same as those magnetic jewelry kits but cheaper and more pieces!

Superconducting maglev toy train. Need I say more?

Ford redesigned the Mustang sculptural logo with some nice details. The press release claims its actually more realistically proportioned as well.

Samsung i900 Omnia 'viral' unboxing video. Not the best actor or effects, but funny play on the unboxing experience, featuring a big red button.

The Burj Dubai tower, the tallest skyscraper in the world, is about to be completed. David Hobcote has taken a series of amazing high resolution pictures from the air.

Natalie Portman's Shaved Head - Sophisticated Side Ponytail. This music video is horribly awesome. The song just plain fun.

Cool new personal aircraft, ICON A5. Takes off and lands within 750 feet on land or water, doesn't require a full pilots license, and supposedly drives just like a car. Not sure what the range is, but man I'd love to commute in it.

New tailcam feature on the A380 commercial aircraft shows you an outside view of the plane. Images are broadcast onto the seat-back monitors so you can watch yourself take off, land and generally fly around.

Chris Gilmour's cardboard version of Bond's Aston Martin is amazing. Includes front mounted machine guns, pop-out wheel blades, flip up stick shift eject button and more. Also check out Gilmour's cardboard safe and bicycle.

Touch tone telephone music. This guy cranks out a pretty decent version of The Turkish March, by Mozart using only cellular and terrestrial telephones. I'd love to see the sheet music for this.

Hahaha, Mad Magazine apparently mashed Steve Jobs into some Calvin and Hobbes strips... creating the hilarious Calvin and Jobs!

A Computer Glossary or, Coming to Terms with the Data Processing Machine by Charles and Ray Eames 1968. Fun to watch this video today and realize that it's still a completely relevant and useful lesson on how computers work.

Jaeger LeCoultre's Atmos 561 mechanical clock as designed by Marc Newson. This classic piece runs on ambient temperature, and in this case, is contained entirely in a blob of Baccarat crystal.

This is believed to be the first video capture of the moon orbiting the earth taken from space. It's fun to look out the window at the full moon tonight after watching it.

Great shot of a Gnathophausia Zoea from the Creative Commons.

James May (one of the hosts of the Top Gear) was fired from AutoCar magazine in 1992 for hiding a secret message in the first letters of each article. Here is a picture of all of those articles put together.

I just noticed there are 2 exposed screws on the new iPhone 3G. Is it wrong that I am really disappointed? Is Steve losing his maniacal grip over his overworked industrial designers?

Livescribe pen records your writing and relates it to the audio it recorded as you were writing. Audio quality doesn't seem great, but its a cool commercialization of an idea I first saw at CHI a few years ago.

Eric Tan and Pixar teamed up again for the WALL-E posters. I'm liking the fake ad spin.

Cheeky video from Richard Hammond (of Top Gear) ~ promoting his new book "On The Edge" - love the roles his wife and kids (and dog!) play in it alongside the sleek cars.

Production company Action Figure made a music video for Ocelot's remix of Robyn's "Be Mine" by filming their employees being punched in the face at 1000 frames per second.

The New York Times officially launched their TimesMachine site that lets you see the original layouts of every New York Times paper since 1851. Check out the sinking of the Titanic (shown) and Lincolns assassination.

Another claim for the glossy black plastic iPhone 2, apparently with chrome volume buttons now. Beyond 3G data, it supposedly will have real GPS too.