Cocoa Motors’ WalkCar is an extremely portable ride. It’s about the size of a laptop and weighs 4.4 lb. to 6.6 lb. It has a 265 lb. capacity, goes up to 6.2 mph and has a range of 7.4 mi. It will be on Kickstarter this fall for about $800 (USD).

Details are paramount in GMC’s 2016 Canyon: its 305 hp, 3.6L V-6 engine provides effortless power rolling through rugged terrain and easily tows big water toys up to 7000 lb., while you relax in a refined, tranquil cabin replete with tech.

A toddler tries all sorts of tricks to break a wooden plank. Redditor GoldenLlama says this was taken at Peak Taekwondo back in 2011; the boy is his brother and the master is their uncle. Charlie Chaplin would be proud.

A sturdy belt that uses a durable aluminum buckle with a powerful neodymium magnetic catch. It closes easily, but holds strong. Like many things these days, it doubles as a bottle opener. We particularly love the carbon fiber edition.

Despite the way the headline reads, this video isn’t three years old. To celebrate their 3-year anniversary, taxi hailing app Hailo devised a prank in which patrons were picked up by a cab rigged to look like it was driven by a little kid.

Mustard’s whimsical key holders cling to metal surfaces using magnets, and serve double duty as a bottle opener. Choose from shirtless-tough-guy-in-a-fancy-mask or angry-ape-in-love-with-a-human.

A worm gets spooked by something and freaks the f*ck out. That alone would be reason enough to take six seconds out of your day to watch this memeworthy annelid. The lyrical addition is just a bonus. The variant on Vine is pretty great too.

A new HBO series from Jonathan Nolan (writer of The Dark Knight and Interstellar) based on Michael Crichton’s classic sci-fi film about a wild-west theme park inhabited by lifelike humanoids. With an all-star cast led by Anthony Hopkins.

The Beach Bot is a unique robot created by Disney Research and students from ETH Zürich. Its single purpose is to draw huge images in the sand. Here, it pays tribute to the man who made everything at Disney possible in the first place.

(PG-13 Lyrics) The video within a video for False Reality explores how “thug life” imagery in rap music videos influences the mindset and behavior of young black men, glorifying guns, money, drugs and misogyny. That ending. Damn.

The Qlipter superclip has a swiveling carabiner but acts like a hook, letting you suspend your bike, bundle your luggage together and keep your outdoor gear close and clean, all the while keeping your hands free. (Thanks Kirsten!)

Director Greg Jardin’s sci-fi music video for Nero’s soulfully-voiced electropop track is best described as Videodrome meets Ghostbusters, as a trio of weapon-wielding agents attempt to take down a living embodiment of a television signal.

Modder Matt Gruskin took one of those 1980’s Fisher Price cassette players and transformed it into a Bluetooth speaker for his iPhone. With the help of his mechanical and electronic knowhow, the buttons and volume know even work.

Blake Griffin challenges Marvin the Martian to a dunk contest in this commercial for the new Jordan Super.Fly 4. Marvin’s got a bevy of high tech basketball tools, but Blake has the shoes.

The superhero sandbox shooter makes its way to the Xbox One. Crackdown 3 promises more vehicles, weapons, orbs and a larger city. The multiplayer mode will have a fully destructible city with realistic building materials and physics.

IGN’s look at pre-alpha gameplay footage of Scalebound, an upcoming Xbox One hack-and-slash fighter first teased at E3 2014, in which players must team up with a giant dragon companion to help defeat fierce enemies.

A witch hunter is cursed with immortality when he slays the witch queen. Now she’s back, and to defeat her he has to team up with a wildling her kind. You fear nothing, Diesel. We hope you won’t need to gather herbs or ride Roach.

Director Patrick Weldon of Figurehead Media House created this stunning motion time-lapse, that starts with simple images of farmland, but gradually escalates into an ocular feast of night skies, cityscapes, and awe-inspiring locales.

The guys from Sneaky Zebra created this amusing short flick, which parodies Tom Cruise’s Mission Impossible series by sending a team of crack secret agents on missions to perform completely routine tasks. It’s worth it for the hairdo alone.

Our friends at Kurzgesagt are back with another informative animation – this time about the science of the perplexing stuff inside and around the stuff we know about, which we don’t have any good way of examining or measuring.

After seeing the kind of mundane tasks that Hulk has to deal with on an everyday basis, ADHD is back to show us more footage of the angry green Avenger as he goes to the dentist, mows his lawn, gets a haircut, and shops for some groceries.

The GWG-1000 Mudmaster is built to withstand mud and other extreme land elements. Its buttons are sealed against dirt and it’s water-resistant to 600ft. It has a digital compass, an altimeter, a barometer and a thermometer.

It’s been a while since TomSka dropped one of his madcap animations on our doorstep. As usual, it’s packed with overly literal people, explody bits, and general silliness. If that’s not enough, there’s an asdfmovie comic book on the way.