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You may have seen Poop Freeze , or a similar product, in movies, but Amazon has the real deal, and for just $3.50. This carry tote “holds both your POOP-FREEZE can, plus a water bottle and a compartment for your and waste bags.” Product page . Here’s what user “Clark” has to say: Not only a handy way to carry your Poop-Freeze, but an excellent way to tell the world that you freeze poop. Now if they could just come out with Poop Freeze T-Shirts. [ Amazon ]

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Poop Freeze Gadget is Real, Spotted on Amazon

What better way to play NES games on an Android smartphone, than with a real NES controller? This custom homebrew setup allows you to do just that. You’ll need “an Arduino board, a BlueSMiRF Bluetooth module, and a classic NES control pad.” Video after the break. [via Engadget ]

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NES Controller Used to Play Super Mario Bros. 3 on Android Phone

When it comes to search results, Google is all-business. However, sometimes, in addition to Search Suggestions , they’ll throw out a “did you mean” phrase that makes absolutely no sense. Click here for first picture in gallery. [Sources 1 | 2 | 3 ]

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12 Funny Google Search Results

Sure, there are plenty of laptops out there to choose from, but sometimes, you have to think outside the box for a design that is both futuristic and somewhat functional. Click here for first picture in gallery. Continue reading to see a few laptop concept videos. [Sources 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 ]

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48 Futuristic Laptop Concepts

Whether it be the Knowledge Navigator, videophone, or W.A.L.T., they are all unreleased Apple products that never made it into production. Many were scrapped at the last minute due to design flaws and/or low demand. Click here for first picture in gallery. For those who prefer a video, continue reading to see a similar list. [Sources 1 | 2 ]

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6 Unreleased Apple Products You Might Not Have Seen Before

HandyFlash couldn’t wait for the official iPhone 5 announcement, so the website created their very own concept design, which looks to be ultraslim and missing a front-facing camera (possibly). Continue reading to see another iPhone 5 concept with a built-in hologram projector. Reminds me of that old iPod Nano I have sitting on my desk. Also, by the looks of things they’ve done away with the external ‘band’ visible on the 4th gen. No ‘antennagate’ with the next generation according to the designer. [via IntoMobile - HandyFlash ]

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iPhone 5 Concept

Scissors are great for crafts, food prep, cutting hair, and even measuring things as well as shredding documents, at least if you’ve got one of these innovative designs. Click here for first picture in gallery. [via Toxel ]

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12 Innovative Scissor Designs

Titled Future of Screen Technology, this production is essentially “an experience video showing the future of screen technology with stretchable screens, transparent screens and e-ink displays, to name a few.” Continue reading to watch. The ever-impressive Swedish interface gurus The Astonishing Tribe just posted a new video envisioning what kinds of screens we’ll be using in the year 2014. [via Gizmodo ]

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Future of Screen Technology in 2014

At $299.99, Parrot’s AR Drone is basically a flying video game that is also the “first quadricopter that can be controlled by an iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad.” Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery. At demos in the past, controlling the AR.Drone seemed really easy, and it is when you’re limited by about 10 feet in any direction. When you actually get outdoors, and have tons of obstacles to fly around, piloting the device actually seems to take a bit of skill. [via TouchArcade ]

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AR Drone Price Revealed, is World’s First Flying Video Game

Finally, after years of delays, Duke Nukem Forever gets a playable demo, which can be experienced at PAX 2010. Best of all, developer Pitchford announced that they will be releasing the game in 2011 on the Xbox 360, PS3, and PC platforms. Gameplay videos after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery. And it doesn’t look, at least graphically, like it began production in 1997. Thematically? Well, that’s a different topic. And while the graphics aren’t going to put Crysis 2 to shame, they’re fine … good even! The film grain effect does a nice job of improving the overall image quality. [via Joystiq ]

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Duke Nukem Forever Demo Playable at PAX