Check out this cool Hexpod robot, the A-Pod.
The A-Pod Hexpod is a Hexpod inspired by ants, and it is made up of a fully animated body, with an abdomen and a head, it also has 6 legs, check out the video of it in action below.
Fancy something a little different to connect all your USB gadgets to, then check out this fun SNES USB Hub.
The guys over at Instructables created this fun USB hub, using an SNES cartridge and a standard $10 USB hub, very cool!.
If you have played any of the Fallout video games then you will know about the Pip-Boy 3000, which is a wrist worn PC which you use to manage your character.
Joe Carver decided to make his own using an iPod Touch, and the clock that comes with Amazon’s Survival Edition of Fallout 3, check out the video of it in action below.
The latest mod from Ben Heck, is this awesome Commodore 64 Laptop Mod.
As you can see from the photos, Ben has given this cool laptop mod the look of the original Commodore 64, he used an original Commodore 64 Motherboard, a Gamecube power supply, and an SD card were used with a device called the 1541-III DTV, to emulate a floppy disk drive.
To celebrate the launch of the new Nintendo DSI, artist Sean Kenney created this giant Nintendo DSI and Stylus, entirely from Lego.
Sean spent over 200 hours making this giant Lego DSI, and used 51,324 pieces of Lego to make it, check out the video below which shows it being made.
This has to be the coolest thing we have seen done with the Nintendo Wii so far, Wii Spray.
Wii Spray is the work of Martin Lihs, as his Master Thesis at the Bauhaus University in Weimar Germany, it uses a combination of a Wiimote, a spray can, and some custom software and a projector screen to create an awesome digital graffiti program that lets you create digital graffiti on the screen.
Most of our readers will remember the cool Apple Logo LCD Mod, that we featured on geeky gadgets last month, well now you can make your own, thanks to the handy instructions provided by the original modder, Eddie Zarrick.
We have seen a few cool gadgets, remote controlled toys and other stuff controlled via the iPhone, the latest is a Mazda RX8 controlled via an iPod Touch.
Last week we saw an arcade stick made using some Tupperware, this week we have some arcade sticks made from shoe boxes.
These fun arcade sticks were made using a couple of Nike shoe boxes, some Xbox 360 controllers, and a couple of Happ joysticks and some buttons.
The latest creation from Ben Heck, is this Xbox 360 Controller Monitor.
The Xbox 360 Controller Monitor is designed to test gamepad latency through a data cable which is connected to the various buttons on the Xbox 360 controller.
Check out this amazing steampunk keyboard from moder Paradox, the Antediluvian Keyboard.
This cool keyboard was made using an old IBM Model M clicky keyboard from 1986, and it even has a set of horns built in.
Check out this cool homemade Midi instrument, which was made by Mike Cook, the The Arduinocaster.
The The Arduinocaster uses an Arduino microprocessor, together with some motion and touch sensitive controls, check out the video of it in action below.
