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Obscenely overpriced phones and tablets, Ep. 124 On this week's Crave, we hug our diamond-covered smartphone, dig in the dirt for old E.T. game cartridges, and look to the skies for a pizza delivered by octocopter.

Seeing the world through porn-colored Glasses, Ep. 123 An adult app store is building apps for Google Glass (oh, don't act surprised). Plus, a PR2 robot knows when you're ready for your next beer, and pirates love "Arrested Development."

When the moon hits your 3D-printed pizza pie, Ep. 122 This week on Crave, NASA gets behind an effort to 3D-print food, including pizza. A man plays the guitar and sings during his own live-tweeted brain surgery. And we wish the Ethernet a very happy birthday.

Wake up to a dancing iPhone, Ep. 121 This week on Crave we take a look at Tim-e, the dancing robotic iPhone dock; give a salute to Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield on his return to Earth; and demonstrate Petswitch, which lets you put your face on your pet's face.

Be careful where you leave your DNA, Ep. 120 An artist combs public places for gum, hair, and cigarette butts and then 3D-prints portraits of the unsuspecting people who've left their DNA behind. Plus, we take a look at a laser-powered flashlight, and get our heads chopped off in an app for the Oculus Rift head-mounted display.

The flexible MorePhone contorts when you get a call, Ep. 119 This week on Crave, we take a look at a concept phone that can change its shape when you get a notification. Plus, Microsoft shows off the IllumiRoom projector that puts gamers inside video games and we play another round of "Into It Not Into It"!

Memory foam chair expands when hot, Ep. 118 A Belgian artist has invented a memory foam chair that expands when heated up. We take a look at a solar-powered scooter and try on the Predator Helmet for size. All that and more on this week's super futuristic episode of Crave.

Escape from Earth to 3 newly discovered planets, Ep. 117 NASA's Kepler space telescope has discovered new habitable planets, but don't pack up your house just yet. Plus, we take a first look at Fujitsu's FingerLink touch-based projection scanner, and Project Unity lets you play up to 18 classic video consoles in one box.

Bubba Watson's BW1 hovercraft golf cart, Ep. 116 Oakley and golf champ Bubba Watson have teamed to build the world's first hovercraft golf cart. A physicist invents a way to write e-mail using a guitar, and a "Star Trek" phaser rifle from the original series sells for a staggering sum.

First look at the feature packed iKazoo, Ep. 115 On this week's Crave, we take a first look a gadget that truly blows, an optical game controller that looks like a kazoo. Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield gives us some more cooking tips from space. And Hotello is a hotel room in a box. Sounds uncomfortable, no? All that and more on this week's episode.

Meet Zoe, a virtual talking head with emotions, Ep: 114 A new virtual talking head can express emotions. You just know she'll cry tears of joy at her wedding led by a Jedi.

Hot! A homemade solar death ray, Ep. 113 On this week's Crave, we learn how to build a solar-powered death ray that will melt just about anything. A man gets a Netflix tattoo and only gets a measly one-year subscription for it. And we meet Mr. Stubbs the alligator, the first reptile recipient that we know of to get a prosthetic tail.

Sesame Street passes 1 billion views on YouTube, Ep: 112 This week on Crave, The Count counts YouTube views. The DRM chair self destructs after eight sittings, and sex up your iPhone with Sexy Smarty Pants.

Man vs. jetpack, Ep: 111 A German inventor has built a DIY jetpack. We get a first look at "Star Wars" pinball for iOS and Android, and "Star Trek" fans win a major space battle when they vote to name a Pluto moon "Vulcan." All that and more on this week's episode of Crave.