If you want a wireless charger, but form is as important to you as function, check out Courant’s upcoming Catch:3. It’s an aluminum wireless charger that’s wrapped in premium pebble grain Italian leather. It also has space for small items such as watches, keys and jewelry.

Glas is a smart thermostat with a translucent OLED display. It monitors both indoor and outdoor air quality when automatically adjusting the temperature. It has Microsoft’s Cortana voice assistant built-in but also works with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant.

Looking for a blade you can use for everyday tasks, but is small enough to really carry all the time? Look no further than Everyday Carry’s latest gear roundup, featuring 10 great pocket knives measuring under 3″ long.

Angel Nene takes a look back at the career of The Rolling Stones by playing a medley of their songs, accompanied by morphing images of the groups primary members as they have aged since 1962 through 2018. He previously did the same for The Beatles.

For his latest lesson on the harsh realities of reality, Captain Disillusion takes on a classic internet video, in which a Rochester Institute of Technology student attempted to create the urban legend that an Escher-inspired staircase actually exists somewhere on the campus.

Battlefield V‘s latest trailer shows off two maps set in Holland, one set in France, and one set in North Africa. The clip also shows new soldier maneuvers, the new flare scouting feature, as well as custom vehicles. Finally, there’s a glimpse at the game’s Battle Royale mode.

Brock “The Man of a Kajillion Voices” Baker uses just 29 of his available impressions to follow in the footsteps Toto, Weezer, and everyone else on the Internet with his cartoon character version of the 1982 hit track Africa. Mostly he just made us miss Zoidberg and Brak.

Fred’s whimsical cork boat comes with a set of four aluminum shot glasses that look like smokestacks on a mini steam ship. It’s perfect for pool parties, since the whole thing actually floats on water if you so desire. Though it’s still cool without the pool.

A charming and thoroughly entertaining cover version of Florence + The Machine’s 2010 hit track Dog Days Are Over, arranged by Michael Charles Smith and performed by the students of his Marimba Lab. Their cover of Portugal. The Man’s Feel It Still is wonderful too.

Throwboy is back with a series of throw pillows inspired by some of Apple’s most iconic designs. The collection includes the 1977 Apple II, 1984 Macintosh, 1998 Bondi Blue iMac, 2001 iPod, and 2007 iPhone. Each pillow measures appx. 13″ x 13″ x 5″.

So it’s common knowledge that dogs aren’t supposed to eat chocolate. But the guy in Alex Grigg’s animated short gives into his pup’s demands, and the consequences are far greater than anyone could have expected. A silly entry into Loopdeloop’s dog-themed contest.

A look at how raw clay is pulled from the earth and transformed by hand into beautiful and intricate sculptures by artisans in Michoacan, Mexico. It’s a wonderful, all too brief look into artistic traditions from Mariano Rentería’s fantastic Mexican Handcraft Masters series.

Instead of a monthly subscription or data packages, Tern is a global wireless hotspot that lets you compare and select plans from the local providers at your destination via its mobile app. It even gives you a local phone number to make and receive calls.

Wisecrack’s extraterrestrial critic Garyx Wormuloid takes on the first summer blockbuster hit, Jaws. Not that anyone needs further motivation to watch and appreciate Steven Spielberg’s classic, but it does have timely messages within.

“I wonder where you are tonight, if the one you’re with was a compromise.” In Thank You for Today, Death Cab for Cutie talk about loss, heartbreaks, disillusion and general sadness the way only Ben Gibbard can, while pairing his words with new and refreshing pop sounds.

In his latest attempt to advance to the Iron Age, Primitive Technology tried smelting iron-oxidizing bacteria to collect iron prills, or small spheres of the metal. He made a small furnace and filled it with charcoal and the ore. After 3 hours, he ended up with a handful of cast iron.

Funko gave five classic horror movie villains an ’80s style medieval makeover. The Horror Savage World line depicts Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees, Leatherface, Michael Myers and Pinhead as muscular, weapon-toting warriors. Drops 09/2018.

The ocean is dark and full of dangers… and if you thought the great white shark from JAWS was bad, He-Man is going to need a much bigger boat to deal with the likes of Sea Skeletor. A hilarious mashup tee from illustrator Wolf Krusemark.

“You know what they say about AC? It Hertz!” Want to learn the differences between alternating current and direct current? Mehdi from ElectroBOOM is here to lay down the law on the not so subtle ways that these two types of electricity vary. Caution: Science Ahead.

Filmmaker and composer Stuart Hilton’s son Stanley had his brain scanned for science, and his dad decided to take footage of the sliced up imaging layers, animated them, and set them to a trippy ambient soundtrack. It’s weird to think that we all have this stuff inside our heads.

Outfit your shoes with extra survival capabilities using this special paracord lacing, which not only provides a sturdy rope, but its insides can be exposed and used for sewing thread, sutures, fishing line, and a core thread that works as tinder for a fire.

This silly video from Corridor features ample amounts of tank-based destruction as two guys scramble to salvage their meemaw’s valued possessions before they’re demolished. It doubles as a promo for World of Tanks, but we’ve all got to pay the bills somehow.

This lightweight outdoor blanket folds up small enough to hang it on your backpack or toss it inside. It’s waterproof to protect from damp ground, won’t catch sand, and can be staked to the ground with the included pegs. Perfect for picnics, concerts, and the beach.