Another amazing speed painting of Optimus Prime. Only thing missing is Michael Bay, showing up to ruin everything.

The famous video series, "Does it Blend?" takes a crack at the latest must-have gadget, the iPhone. SPOILER: you're not going to want it when he's done with it.

The iPhone is so amazing, not only can it do all of the things in this video, but it can also clone itself and send you back in time. WOOOHHHAAAOOO!

This woman tried to buy all the iPhones in the store, but doesn't realize they're only selling one per customer!

What happens when a mob of Mac fan-boys are in line for the iPhone, and a reporter interviews one of four people in the country with the gadget? Why some moron comes along, that's what.

This submerged computer is filled with mineral oil... all it needs now are fake fish!

I can't imagine the number of painstaking hours it took to set this Goldberg-esque contraption throughout this house. This guy obviously doesn't play MMORPGs.

Technology is a magical thing that allows us to replicate the way things work in real life. Hey, why not just do those activities for REAL?

Homer Simpson battles Family Guy's Peter Griffin in a video game! Techy shtuff: This is a recording of MUGEN, a 2D fighting game engine for the PC.

A dude trolls a Ventrilo clan channel with a Duke Nukem soundboard, and some woman goes absolutely ballistic about it. Hilarious AND geeky!

In the vein of the nerdy-popular retro-fitting craze, this guy converted his old NES system to house a DVD player. Then he made a video of it and shared it with the internets.

When I first heard of the iUnit, I totally thought it was a Mac-inspired dildo. Boy was I wrong!

Mesmerizing.... Now find something useful for that talent, son.

The wall on this building is a kinetic sculpture; the cut-out circular portion rotates and revolves freely!

Football fans and video game nerds alike will love this version of Sunday's big game. GO BEARS!

Flashy video of the guys behind the Aqua Teen Mooninite signs, putting them up around the country.

Fox News has a hilarious take on the Cartoon Network/Aqua Teen "bomb" scare.

There are so many kids out there with so much time on their hands. And that's why YouTube exists.

This program can virtually recreate any face using just one image!

Ever wonder if those Nigerian spam letters are real? We've got some video proof.