Here's an oldie but goldie. A snowmobile from the 1920's, like they don't make them anymore. Actually made from a tractor, and it is a pretty impressive machinery. Have a watch & enjoy!

This is actually a commercial for the Samsung Omnia mobile phone. But in my opinion it's brilliantly made. It literally amazes! Enjoy!

After seeing that mechanical spider it's now time to see another cool one, this time eco-friendly, powered by a little steam engine! Cool!

The latest video from the 'Will it blend?' series features the same kick-ass blender turning the new and popular Apple iPhone into dust. Literally. Enjoy!

Wanting to be a direct competitor to Apple's iPhone, the oPhone from Microsoft has an innovative design to say the least. It promises to come with a easy to use API (for programmers), which in turn will lead to a whole bunch of applications for the end-user. Although it looks promising, I wouldn't buy one because it's too radical for my taste

This guy built himself one cool looking (and functioning) ride. It comes fully equipped with eight legs, that when in use make a lot of racket. If you look carefully you can see it slipping until it gets going, so maybe he could've thought of some tire-like rubbery feet for those legs. Just an idea. Pretty cool, though!

Here's a hilarious but very true video spoof of the popular TV show 24. The question it answers is what would the show look like 15 years earlier, without all the mobile phones, CDs, broadband internet, and other such technologies that we today take for granted. Simply hilarious!

I know that this is a little old, but I am the last guy to find out. Here's a funny "commercial" for Apple's iPhone!

I think this happens pretty often: some guy with a snowmobile decides to go plowing through the snow without any regard to what might happen. Here's one of these examples, of what can go wrong. No info on whether they made it or not! Ouch!

An incredible miniature world, complete with trains, automobiles, and people. The details are simply staggering. This can be found in (where else?) Germany, at the Miniature Wunderland. Ja. Zer gut.

I've got to tell you, that I didn't believe in this myth. The energy from the mobile phone is so little that, you aren't able to get a spark. Things change if the energy is "stored" in the crumpled aluminum foil, and making lots of calls. The only realistic scenario I can come up with is that your car or some other piece of metal is already statically charged and your phone is the water drop that fills the glass. Anyway, it's very unlikely!