Old-school AOL users, you’ve got mail: this USB-powered webmail notifier will light up in red, blue or green whenever you get mail; every instance can be associated with a sound.

Tired of noisy neighbors or roomies? The Revenge CD is packed with 20 ways to get back at ‘em; selections include “House Party,” “Violin Practice,” and our favorite: “Unhappy Dog.”

We *think* this trailer for Fable 2 is about the consequences of your actions or something, but frankly we’re just reveling in all the random hacking, slashing, casting, and shooting.

Jeff Sheldon’s Ugmonk tees are back, with his popular Lowercase restocked and offered in a new black version; also check out his heather grey And Then I Woke Up t-shirt, above.

It’s tough not to wax nostalgic with Midnight Club: Los Angeles; this trailer stars a properly riced-out 1999 Nissan Skyline tearin’ up Southland asphalt (and the occasional sidewalk).

These Buzz Rickson shoes (available in low or high-cut) are made by William Gibson and are inspired by vintage military gear; we love the classic logo-less canvas styling of these kicks.

For AT&T: Sony Ericsson’s W760a is the first Walkman with 3G speeds; you can also shake it to change music, like the iPod Nano. Other stats: 2.2″ screen, 3.2 MP camera and FM tuner.

We haven’t figured out a way to man them up yet, but these tiny 3.4cm tall Tomy Robo-Qs will be sure to delight the ladies by navigating around obstacles and just being ridiculously cute.

Bell & Ross’ manual Minuteur watch features a horizontal design with a “minuteur” timer to the left and a flying tourbillon; it’s crafted with a titanium case and sapphire crystals.

Jumeirah Gardens is a futuristic “city within a city” in Dubai composed of three projects; the fluidly designed architecture will feature sky bridges and suspended garden canopies.

S is for Sarlacc: these Star Wars ABC posters by Tweedlebop will ensure your mini-geeks are raised with a proper Imperial education. For the love of God, we hope they sell these.

No Wolverine costume is complete without these Tomahawk Skull Gauntlets. They sport three 11.5″ stainless steel spikes and a bone-like palm cover, so be careful with these bad boys.

Calling Admiral Adama: this Battlestar Galactica case sports an actual LED-lit hangar bay, CIC screens, and a BSG crest that doubles as an optical drive; even the monitor is modded.

The Arash AF10 has revealed its final form; looking very much like a Ferrari Enzo, this carbon fiber ride packs a Graziano manual gearbox and a Corvette Z06′s 7L V8 tuned to 530 HP.

Although there’s not much sound, this montage-style trailer for WoW’s upcoming Wrath of the Lich King expansion gives a pretty good idea of gameplay and new environments.

It won’t start an Aston Martin like their AMVOX2, but Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Master Compressor Diving Pro Geographic watch will take your pulse and can withstand depths of up to 300m.

Akihabara News has a gallery of Robo Japan 2008; it’s a three-day event, with robots doing everything from climbing and crawling to fighting and flying. Not all at once, of course.

Like something out of a dystopic spy novel, this IBM laptop concept by Nicolas Lehotzky sports a security “knob” and hidden USB ports. Our favorite: a built-in paper shredder.

Glowing red eyes, decaying flesh and maggots: yup, Halloween is coming, and this Zombi Zombie t-shirt is a great alternative to the Good Guys Don’t Glow tee we featured previously.