Common Fibers opens a world of new design possibilities with their CF-Lex tech. Their first offerings of sleek wallets and iPhone 5 cases with the hinged carbon fiber design were funded in just two days but rewards are still available.

(NSFW: Language) The music video for Space Cadet, a track by ambient electronica artist Flume. This version puts a more aggressive edge on the vanilla track, thanks to vocals from Ghostface Killah and Autre Ne Veut.

A multipurpose dock for mobile devices. It has a 10W Bluetooth speaker and voice input, a Qi wireless charging surface, a USB charging port, clock, weather and notifications display, as well as programmable LED underlighting.

We’ve teamed up with Gear Diary to give away this prize pack worth $500+, including a booq Boa Shift Pack, a Braven BRV-1 Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker, a Swann Bubble Bomber R/C Helicopter and a Zepp Tennis! (Ends 4/4/14)

A spot-on parody of Jerry Seinfeld’s Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee – from the intro, the editing and the dialogue – where two dudes talk about walking. A couple more of these and he’ll be having coffee and toffee with Seinfeld.

Genki Sudo and the rest of World Order’s kempt robots take us on a tour of Akibahara, a district in Tokyo known for its electronics and geeky establishments. Guest starring members of AKB48, who Wreck-it-Ralph fans might know.

After images of the game leaked online, Ubisoft decided to release this very brief teaser for the next Assassin’s Creed. The game will be set in the French Revolution and will be released on Xbox One, PS4 and Windows this Holiday season.

America’s Finest News Source reports on the rise of a new social media site: a random YouTube video. Come on guys, let’s make this work. And by “work” we mean totally misuse comments sections. We’ll be hangin’ at Happy Fast Kitchen.

Kenshin Himura is forced into battle to stop the vengeful Shishio Makoto and his Juppongatana. Two deadly assassins meet in the second live action adaptation of Nobuhiro Watsuki’s Rurouni Kenshin. Our bodies are ready.

A Chrome browser plugin which creates a visualization of all sites visited in your browser’s history, using nothing but Favicons – those tiny icons which appear in your toolbar. Each icon is clickable, and you can highlight by time of day.

(NSFW: Language, Gore) Angus Swantee’s award-winning and hilarious short film about a sociopathic murderer who doesn’t seem to be particularly good at his job. Fortunately for him, the guy he abducts is a career counselor.

With this Dothraki language course, humans, giants and even bastards will be conversing with nomadic warriors in no time. Nacho Punch parodies a late 90s commercial for BBC’s Muzzy educational cartoons.

The smartwatch that Google used to unveil its Android Wear wearable operating system. The Moto 360 bucks the trend of rectangular smartwatches and returns to the familiar circular watch face. Coming Summer 2014. Video here.

Made by Valve, Free to Play is a feature-length documentary that followed three professional eSports players on their journey to Valve’s million-dollar Dota 2 International Tournament. It’s also on Steam and iTunes.

After seeing Kogonada’s video on the symmetry of Wes’ Anderson’s films, Luis Enrique Rayas decided to make his own variant, which turns the split screen into a trippy kaleidoscope. Also: Wes Anderson: Mirrored. Is this a meme now?

Ten Second Songs performs Katy Perry’s Dark Horse in 20 different styles, from Metallica to Sinatra. Some of his impressions are off – was that Michael Jackson or Fallout Boy? – but overall this is one skilled and funny dude at work.

Collected Works Co.’s backpack is as durable as the original military duffle bags but is filled with pockets and compartments, so you don’t have to dump all of your stuff out just to find the item you’re looking for.

(NSFW) YouTuber MekkiLeeper filmed his buddies Pat and Jason hanging out. Then he added two things to the video: slow motion and Drizzy’s love song Hold On We’re Going Home. Mekki is probably dead now.

Need to relax? We can think of no better way than to strap on a pair of headphones, turn down the lights, hit play, and go full screen with this 15 minute video of hypnotic patterns being created on a potter’s wheel by artist Mikhail Sadovnikov. (Thanks Nagy!)

The Signal is a sci-fi thriller about three MIT students who experience bizarre events en route to meeting a rival hacker. When Morpheus in a hazmat suit is compelled to ask you if you’re from Earth, you know stuff ain’t right.

YouTuber Carlos Menezes shares this CCTV footage of a funny accident. A mattress falls off a speeding pickup truck and hits a cyclist on the side of the road. But it’s all good, you can skip to 0:20 in the video.

Pistol Shrimps revisits their popular series of Batman integrated into movie scenes he never actually appeared in. And this time, Bane’s along for the ride. Also: an epic growl-off between Bats and Jack Nicholson.

The sequel to Gareth Evans’ extraordinary The Raid looks even more visceral than the original. The huge prison yard fight sequence in the mud looks simply epic, and we can’t wait to see it on the big screen when it opens next week.