This cube may look like hell’s version of Jenga, but it’s actually an elaborate, 125-piece puzzle. The solution? A single-shot 45-calibre muzzle-loading pistol called the Intimidator. No, seriously. See for yourself. More »
Christmas shopping can be tough. Christmas shopping for that special someone can be tougher – especially if that someone happens to be a theoretical physicist. Luckily, for the brainiac who has everything, there’s this beautiful Calabi-Yau Manifold crystal. More »
The gCubik display cube, which simulates a fully rotatable, multi-viewable 3D object within its walls, has evolved quite a bit since we last saw it: its six sides, up from three, now respond to touch.
Paco, a prefab mobile studio, takes all your living needs and puts it into a single three-square-metre cube. Designed by Jo Nagasaka, the cube is supposed to be a sleek home away from home.
newVideoPlayer("/touchcube.flv", 506, 380,""); Sometimes we don’t know what we need, and certain magical companies make that decision for us. I’m afraid Techno Source may have done exactly that with this, the world’s first touchscreen Rubik’s cube.
We teased the LG KM900 about unabashedly copying the iPhone earlier this month, but maybe we should scale that back a bit. New info leads me to believe the interface is more SUSE than Apple.
