This is not a real iPhone 5. Repeat, not a real iPhone 5.

The Milk Truck is part art work, part public service. It was created by Jill Miller for an exhibition at the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Just $16k will buy you this ridiculous piece of over-compensating jewelry for the short man in your life It’s said that if you squeeze this Rogue Breacher Bracelet, testosterone will drip freely from the beautifully-engineered gaps between its links. These links are fashioned from suitably tough-sounding titanium. “Mil-spec G-5 aerospace-grade titanium,” to be precise. Each link, lubricated as it is with mythical man-juice, rotates in two axes allowing the bracelet to “flow freely” across the wrist and “constantly adapt to the natural movement of its wearer.” If James Dyson was commissioned to build a robot’s spine (and had his primary-colored paints confiscated), it would look like this

We know EVs of the future will lose their ability to silently kill , but how about replicating engine noise for the enjoyment of bonafide petrolheads ? Eagle-eyed readers will note that’s a promised feature of the upcoming (but ever-delayed) Fisker Karma , but here beating it to market is BMW’s upcoming M5 — sort of.

Electrolux has a Design contest every year, and I take it that they just love concept designs. This laptop is one of the more unusual ones. I don’t know how practical it is, and you can see how easy it is to describe. It is a laptop that has a stove on it, for crying out loud