I guess there's a price to pay for rapid urban expansion. One of the most unreal scenes I have ever come across.

How great is this? LightLane draws a virtual bike lane using, wait for it, freakin' lazer beams. Take that Toyota Prius.

Brilliant little idea from Fiat of pulling data from your driving and turning it into visualisations on your computer. This, theoretically, should help you drive greener (or simply satisfy a stat-fetish). Together with devices Nike+ that track your activity and new plug-in electricity usage monitoring we'll all soon be hooked on checking our real-life analytics in real-time -- and load them onto Facebook. All I want is for my car to tweet when it needs a service.

Ironically, I usually get that reaction when someone is still using IE6 but this is actually quite funny. Porn, vomit, superman and feeding the hungry -- I wonder which hallucinogenic-fuelled brainstorm spawned this thing but at least it's memorable.

Fools, obviously it's Super Mario's enemy.

We all knew Buzz Aldrin is gangsta so it was only a matter of time until he got a hip hop gig.

Juxt Interactive just released VizualPV3D, a GUI to create PaperVision3D scenes on the fly. If you don't know what this means, ignore -- if you do, OMFG right?

You know, for the War on Terrier.

Lyle Swann is a champion off-road racer. But to the people of 1877, he's something very, very different...

I miss the time when making a script was a simple case of addition, motocross + cowboys = awesome. In truth, this is a shitty film but you've got to admit the poster is brilliant. Look at the way it communicates all the concepts: Motocross, check. Cowboys, check. Futuristic grid lines, check.