This is how key rings should work. Made by Drosselmeyer Design Group, the Freekey has a bump in the middle of its coil. Just press down on the top layer over the bump and voila, it opens.

Kiko is a sweet dog. She even knows a trick she can do on command. Unfortunately, she must have missed the day in training class where they explained the finer points of rolling over.

A teaser from Black Diamond, a civilian aerobatic jet team. We’re sure they’re a sight to behold from the ground, but these POV shots taken with a GoPro Hero 2 are exhilarating as well. Best in HD.

The music video for Love Is Making Its Way Back Home, a track from Josh Ritter’s new EP Bringing in the Darlings. The video was made by Prominent Figures using photographs of 12,000 paper cutouts.

A watch where the hours are slightly off of their traditional positions. Designed by Hyphen for Filter, the Ish Watch is a humorous take on the problem of scheduling in India. Want one? Contact Filtershop.

While it still tells us nothing about the plot, the CG visuals in this gladiatorial fight between John Carter and some nasty, furry creatures give us something fun to watch while we chew on our popcorn.

The HTC One X has a 1.5 GHz quad-core CPU, 1GB RAM, 8mp rear- and 1.3mp front-camera, LED flash, Beats Audio, NFC and DLNA support. It will run on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.

Animator What Pixel You On takes the retro pixel art style and breathes new life into it by popping it into the third dimension. If our old Nintendos could have done this, we’d probably still be playing them.

Add some much needed badassery to your morning with the OPMOD Battle Mug, a 24 oz. cup with three Mil-Spec 1913 scope rails that can hold your favorite scope, sight or other tactical gear.

SlurpTV’s promo for Barcelona’s Apocalypse Miau parties – “the last fun night in the galaxy” – has an amount of value and hilarity directly proportional to how wasted you are when you watch it.

Think GoPro, but built into your shades. At least that’s what Pivothead is hoping to accomplish with their new 8mp, 1080/30p video sunglasses, with gyroscopic optical image stabilization.

We wouldn’t have wanted to spend our childhood doing crunches and lifts, but these Romanian kids have been pumping up since the age of two, and could probably beat the crap out of us.

Skora’s minimal, form-fitting running shoes can be worn with or without socks, giving runners a near barefoot feel and taking advantage the foot’s natural biomechanics instead of altering them.

Jimmy Kimmel gathers more stars than showed up at the Oscars in this trailer for the ultimate flick, combining every cliché and ridiculous plot point in the history of filmmaking into a single meta-movie.

Our friends at Black Dice Industries are offering up three watches for lucky Awesomer readers: the Baller, the Mixtape and the Slick. Hit the link and follow the directions to enter by 3/9/2012.

Coming in a rugged, mobile design that is just 2×4 inches when stowed away, the rechargeable Chill Pill speaker set is perfect for travel. They pop open for more resonant sound too.

Kristin was minding her own business, just using the copier, when she’s told that she’s caught in a live broadcast. Watch and see why one YouTuber called Kristin “the opposite of a ninja.”

We’ve seen a periodic table of tables, but this one’s more impressive. Wolfram Research co-founder Theodore Gray made this wooden table and filled each drawer (and his office) with element samples.

We’re not sure what legal mumbo-jumbo they pulled off, but Zip Zip has managed to make these colorful flash drives with cases that look a lot like LEGO bricks and are even stackable.

From Brook Aboud – who brought us the Slice of Pizza sleeping bag – comes another delicious looking and comfortable creation. Each chair comes with a butter pillow and is sewn and dyed by hand.

Slingshot-making madman Joerg Sprave returns with his latest insane weapon, based on Usopp’s deadly zombie-killing Kabuto slingshot spear from the popular Manga and Anime series One Piece.

Another bestselling book by Bart King, the Big Book of Spy Stuff unveils top-secret information and reveals espionage tricks in plain and humorous prose. A fun read for kids and adults alike.

What do helicopters and washing machines have in common? Under the right circumstances, both can shake themselves to pieces. In this case it’s due to a condition called ground resonance.