The subtitles, aka closed captions on videos, usually help people know what they are saying on screen. However, animator Ubonga shows that YouTube’s closed captioning feature can be used to display custom animations. We had no idea you could select the color for each letter like that. Ubonga also knows how to get #1 on Trending whenever he wants.

Bang & Olufsen’s new headphones are packed with premium tech and materials – 10 mics for active noise cancellation, Dolby Atmos spatial audio, lambskin leather headband, etc. But it’s also a modular platform. B&O promises to offer not just replacement parts but also upgraded versions of the headband, cushions, battery, and drivers in the future.

A clever creation from New Orleans-based accessory shop Jose Balli. These eye-catching hand-carved sterling silver accessories are meant to replace pocket squares. They come with magnets and a plastic frame that let them peek out regardless of your suit pocket’s depth. Available in kraken, alligator, tiger, mermaid, and pelican variants.

The latest GoPro HERO Black is all about creative options. It supports a new series of interchangeable lenses, including anamorphic, ultra-wide, macro, and more. It also has a more powerful battery, a fast-grip mount for tripod threads, and a magnetic-locking charge option. It supports up to 5.3K resolution, 400 fps slow-mo, HLG HDR, and has Wi-Fi 6 connectivity.

History of Simple Things made this neat overview of the major breakthroughs that enabled and improved bank vaults. From its predecessors made of stone and clay, to the invention of timed locks and biometrics, up to the brilliantly simple vaults for digital assets, protecting wealth has and continues to be one of humanity’s main motivations to innovate.

This keychain gadget from Screwpop packs an impressive 17 functions into a tool the size of a house key. The stainless steel Toolkey II includes screwdrivers, a serrated blade, a 1/4″ bit driver, a bike spoke key, files, a pry bar, a wire stripper, a bottle opener, and more. Its tip is magnetized to hold flat or Phillips screws in place securely. It’s TSA-friendly, too!

Because maker Allen Pan knows no bounds when it comes to engineering stupid things, he thought it might be fun to mow his lawn with lasers. After experimenting with a spinning blue laser rig, he moved on to a grid-style design with multiple lasers. We imagine that it fries some bugs while it’s cutting the grass.

(PG-13: Language) “I’m never going to be smart, happy, or thin ever again.” Amy Adams stars as an artist turned housewife in this comedy drama. Based on Rachel Yoder’s eponymous novel, Nightbitch sees our heroine beaten down and disillusioned at her new life. As her mental state worsens, she becomes convinced that she’s turning into a dog. Premieres 12.2024.

The newest vehicle from Alpha Motor’s modular platform. The SUPERREX is a four-door SUV meant to go anywhere you want while carrying everything you need. It has two motors in an all-wheel drive setup, 325 mi of range, and a maximum towing capacity of 8,500 lb. It has 43.3 cu. ft. of space for cargo with the rear seats removed.

Racing jackets have become streetwear staples, but they’re neither easy to pull off or particularly comfortable. Good thing House of Errors came up with a fun take on the trend that’s both cheeky yet practical. Their Knitted Moto Jacket parodies major motorcycle racing competitors and sponsors using acrylic and nylon yarn as well as embroidered patches.

“You must give me boobie!” YouTuber Big Merla makes parodies of popular songs using children’s toys. Her funny musical rants are often told from the perspective of her demanding toddler. Her latest masterpiece is a cover of Disturbed’s mega hit Down with the Sickness. That whack-a-mole drum has a surprising range.

The latest version of Razer’s Xbox and PC controller has six remappable inputs: four back paddles and two bumpers near the shoulder buttons. Its triggers can be toggled between analog and instant actuation. It uses Hall Effect joysticks for a drift-free experience. It has a wireless dongle, while its wired mode gets you a 1000 Hz polling rate.

Why would anyone pay five more than normal for a 3-in-1 wireless charger? Perhaps if it’s the only one that makes charging a fun and futuristic ritual. Its top charger doubles as a magnetic phone dock and can swivel, giving you a great angle to view your device’s display. Its two other wireless pads pop out from either side when pressed.

The 2025 Nissan Armada is new from head to toe. The 3-row SUV will come in five trims, including a rugged new PRO-4X and a luxury Platinum Reserve. It’s powered by a 3.5L twin-turbo V6 with 425 hp and 516 lb-ft. of torque and can tow 8,500 lb. It has a refined new interior offering the latest tech, such as dual 14.3″ screens, Google built-in, and more.

Creating metal parts for cars requires massive industrial stamping machines or labor-intensive hand-shaping. Desktop Metal’s Figur G15 machine can precisely shape sheet metal using a computer-controlled ball tool. In this video, car builder Rob Ida uses the Figur to craft parts to help realize Preston Tucker’s never-built Carioca concept car. (Thanks, Rob!)

This handy quick-release clip from Tisur lets you keep keys on your belt loop or bag and detach them in a snap. The titanium gadget clicks together securely and features a knurled jacket for grip. It’s also great for keeping your car key fob separate to quicky detach it when valet parking.