What can you do with 216 powerful magnets? Well...here's an idea. It's called NeoCube, and you can do some very cool stuff with it! Enjoy these short and cool videos!

Here's a funny and pretty interesting game that you can play on your coffee brake at work: it's called Cubiz! The goal is to stack all the cubes one on top of the other witohut making it all go down. It's challenging, but definetly wirth your time! Cool! Enjoy! Cubiz! Build the highest tower in the world! Feel like an architect, improve your skills with every next cube and try to beat the current world record now! Play online the free multiplayer game!

I love this stuff. It's very ingenious, and what's especially tricky is the handling of the cube by the computer. So you got to admire the ingenious idea this guy had of doing it. Rather brutal, but it works! Cool!

This is an ultra cool video. It's a LEGO robot which can solve a Rubick's Cube. It does this with the help of a web cam and a color recognition software. It seems that the robot took some time to solve it...but WOW, it's really cool I hope you enjoy this video as much as I did !

Solving not one, but two Rubik's cubes at the same time is pretty impressive on its own. Doing it in 41.47 seconds is simply amazing! Watch this champion make it look simple!

This is a remarkable performance, but we should keep in mind that the world record is 39.88 seconds. If I wouldn't of seen it with my own eyes I wouldn't believe it!

This little Chinese 3yr old, can solve the Rubik's Cube in 114 seconds. That would be a performance for anyone, let alone for a small child. Quite amazing!

This video clip of the Resident Evil 4 Trailer is pretty cool. Resident Evil 4 is a game that was released for the GameCube. Although Resident Evil 4 makes few sacrifices in arriving to PS2 it still manages to deliver incredible action-packed thrills. Enjoy the trailer of this chilling game.

Using functional magnetic resonance imaging, researchers have been able to associate a brain activation pattern to the memory of an image. According to a study in Nature. Reading the thoughts of other people is not yet possible, but scientists are working on it. One tool developed by Jack L. Gallant and collaborators at the University of Berkeley (California) is able to recognize an image that a person has just seen through his brain activity. Two of the authors of the study published in Nature - Kendrick Kay and Thomas Naselaris - were submitted in person by observing the experiment at random photographs from a group of 120 during brain scans using functional magnetic resonance (fMri). The results of fMri, combined with a mathematical model, have served to associate the images neuronal activity that a person has just had before our eyes.