Thanks to the wonders of technology, weapons systems have advanced to the stage where there no longer need to be any moving parts. Furthermore, weapons that the general public knows as “futuristic” are considered yesterday’s news to the shadowy, corporate weapons developers. Our ignorance doesn’t take away from the fact that what these companies have released to the public is completely mind-blowing. It really makes you wonder what kinds of killer merchandise they have in the works right now. All we can show you are five of the most high-tech weapons you wouldn’t believe existed but do — they’re after the jump!

Everyone is looking for an affordable speaker that you can really rock out to on the go. Sure, you can plug in one of those portable Radio Shack-type speakers that runs off a few “AA” batteries and listen to all of 1 watt of power that’s lower volume than a flushing toilet. Alternatively, you could cop a SuperTooth Disco and party anywhere. I’d suggest the latter. I own one, so I know. Check out our review after the jump!

Cell reception sucks, which really sucks since landlines have gone the way of the dinosaur and the masses now depend on cells for their primary means of communication. Most bizarre of all is that cell phones seem to work better when outside. I’m lucky if I can get even 1 bar in my living room, not to mention when I turn a corner in the hall or go into a closet. So of my two options — one being to hijack a cellular tower and move it next door — zBoost Metro seems more doable. Check out our full review after the jump.

Are we there yet? Every time you turn around, somebody is predicting what’s going to happen 10, 25 or 50 years down the road. But you don’t have to be a “futurist” to connect the dots when it comes to where we’re heading when talking about technology. Unlike human nature, tech moves in a straight line from point A to point B, most of the time. Which makes these predictions of mine less a “leap of faith” than you’d think. Just don’t come back in 2061 and rag on me, okay? Check ‘em out after the jump.

Let’s get real — any company putting out an MP3 player hasn’t got much of a chance with Apple looming over them. So sneak it in the back door by touting what an i-device can’t do — double as a video projector. HDTV manufacturer Sceptre just released the Luna pocket projector, which is not only great for video and photo viewing but also plays MP3s. Check out our full review after the jump!

AOL News reported a female student at Georgia Tech has designed a video game controller that requires two players to kiss in order to direct the path of an on-screen bowling ball. So, how does it work? Find out after the jump!

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner so you’re probably scrambling to find a last minute gift. Instead of buying your girl something lame like a necklace and flowers why don’t you give her a gadget upgrade with stuff she can actually use. An iPod is predictable and a new computer is too expensive so here are five products that won’t crush your credit card (and will probably get you some sweet “rewards”). See our picks after the jump!

• The 200 reasons women have sex
• 21 awesome ____?!
• A home makeover that will rev up your sex life
• Is she the most beautiful woman in the world?
• 10 ways to have better sex
• Yeah….these are all canceled now
• A look back at all the best tech of 2010

You’re all probably familiar with the idea of a Swiss army knife. Most everybody already knows about this incredible all-in-one tool, but the problem with it is that it’s never really been updated for the modern era. After all, we’ve come a long way from the days of using the Swiss Army knife to scale a fish in the wild. The Switch Multitool has all the conveniences of the Swiss Army knife (and more!) without all the unnecessary parts…like the leather punch.

Having some dinky little microphone hidden inside a computer or cell might be convenient, but with garage bands to record and Skype calls and Podcasts to make, how can you settle for that? You can’t – so that where Go Mic comes in. It might be small, but this portable USB condenser microphone’s got serious chops.

3D is the next big step forward in the entertainment industry. Hit movies like Avatar have shown how well 3D technology can be utilized in theaters. It may seem like a stretch to think that technology like this will be coming to your living room soon, but the truth is that 3D TV models are scheduled to come out at some point in 2010. We wanted to help you stay on top of the latest trend by giving you the low-down on what’s coming.

Odds are that people are already bored with the digital book reading and game playing and internet surfing on the iPad. Well luckily for them, COED has come up with 9 alternative uses for the iPad (which may or may not render it completely useless).

Everyday we’re bringing you an assortment of Valentines gift ideas for that “soon to be the bane of your existence” special lady in your life.  Sure within five years you’re going to rue the day that you ever met the life force consuming, gold digging succubus, but in the meantime can’t we at least enjoy a little romance, righ… Click to read more

The iPod is losing its grip in Japan. Last week, for the first time in four years, the iPod was not the #1 selling music player in Japan. Instead it was Sony’s Walkman digital player. Sony’s music players increased to a 43 percent share, while Apple was at 42.1 percent share. Apple held its lead in Japan since January of 2005. Read more…

When it ain’t broke, you don’t fix it. And when you’ve got noise-canceling headphones that take their job seriously, why bother updating them? So you don’t – instead you drop another QuietComfort sibling onto the line and reduce even more noise across even more frequencies bothering your ears. And you call it “QC15.”