Incredible human-like robots in China

Sorry. It's just too creepy for us. Maybe it's something we still have to get used to...

The University of Science and Technology of China spent three years creating two interactive robots that look, act, and sound like regular humans.

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The weird sense of falling when trying to sleep

No one knows for sure why we have it, but have you ever had that sense of falling when trying to sleep? Us too. Weird isn't it?...

It's called a hypnic jerk and it happens to most of the population, but why?

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Dubai's floating homes

We hope this comes to America and we hope by then we win the lottery - then we can buy floating homes for all our peeps!...

The world is about to get a little more luxurious. The man made islands of Dubai's 'The World' will be home to a fleet of buoyant homes known as "The Floating Seahorse". The big attraction of these 2.8 million dollar houses is the master bedroom, which is underwater, and features a massive window, making the surrounding waters into massive fish tank.

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iPhone case turns into a stun gun

Yikes! Great idea - especially for women but what if the wrong hands got a hold of it??!?...

The craziest iPhone case we've ever seen is the Volt — a stun gun case by a company called 247 Security. It delivers 50,000 volts of electricity while alerting the police and your friends of your whereabouts.

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LG's transparent fridge

Can we lease these things or what? Every time we think we've bought the most efficient fridge ever - they come out with an even better one! We need a fridge like this -  like yesterday! - a fridge that lights up inside when you tap the door so you can see what's in there without having to open the door! Hello!...

At CES in Las Vegas, LG showed off their new Signature Refrigerator, that comes packed with some innovative new features. The right door has a translucent window embedded into it, that when knocked on, will activate the light inside. This allows you to check inside the frige, without opening the door, saving energy on lost cool air. The door also has an auto-open sensor — so it can open when your hands are full.

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