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A team at Tokyo University has figured out how to make holograms "touchable." When you think of holograms, you probably picture your hand sliding right through them, being a projection of light and all. Here, you won't feel anything, but you certainly can interact.

How do you increase the testosterone in a classic 1982 Porsche 928? Well, you could just shove a Hoeing turbine engine that shoots flames out of the hood in there. That'd be a start.

This might look like a relatively straightforward 3D metal puzzle, but it holds a secret: if you put some of its pieces together in the right way, it'll turn into a functioning gun.

We've come a long way from the bulky satellite phones of the '80s that used to come with a lunchbox-sized attachment. Still, with whoppers like the Dell Streak on the horizon, and with the HTC Evo having its own kickstand and all, it feels like we're regressing.

In a world of boring boxes and impossible-to-open clamshell packaging, this simple, brilliant design for a headphones box by Panasonic stands out.

The Float Table is comprised of 64 cubes, all magnetized so that they never touch each other and never touch the floor. It looks like magic.

Amazon is going the way of the iPad and the Nook with a new Kindle that comes in two flavors: Wi-Fi only and more expensive 3G. More importantly, there's also a new form factor to ponder. It's smaller, lighter and oddly makes the Kindle attractive again.

Cool looking PC case mods are nothing new, but few are as awesome as this man-sized BattleMech created by a Spanish gamer called Pinchillo.

A Swedish study is trying to nail down the reason that cancer is 10% more likely to occur in the left breast over the right, on top of the steadily increasing risk of cancer over last 30 years. One theory? Your box spring could be a giant, radiation-emitting antenna.

Nobody likes soggy, undertoasted toast. In fact, you could call undercooked toast a toast emergency. And what do you do in an emergency? You call the paramedics.

Do you want to go out and tag an abandoned building nearby with some graffiti, but you're just stuck without the artistic talent or ability needed to create anything worthwhile? Don't fret! Just get a txtBomber.

The idea of a "tentacle manipulator" developed by the U.S. Army is already scary enough by name alone. Toss it that this thing can open doors, then it gets even scarier. The manipulator comes in peace, though, and it could even save lives.