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We take a look at the HMV type 905 table model television produced in 1938 that features a 7-inch screen and has been restored using only native era components to full working order.

Nokia Research Center and Sesame Street Workshop have come up with a solution for grandparents wanting to help their grandchildren learn to read but being prevented from doing so by distance

The Lullabelly maternity belt lets you play music to your unborn child.

World's largest cruise liner, Oasis of the Seas, sets sail.

Researchers at the University of Missouri are developing software that would enable computers to perform video analysis tasks, such as alerting emergency services if a video surveillance camera detects a person falling and not getting up.

In news for committed Tweeters (at least those without a smartphone), Peek has released what it says is the world’s first dedicated Twitter mobile device. TwitterPeek's key selling points are simplicity of function, low-cost and no contracts.

The Wall of Sound is an immense iPod dock which throws out an incredible 125 Watts of ground-shaking sound

Douwe Egbert’s BeMoved coffee machine, you need to move to get your morning coffee.

The Labyrinth Aquarium is a series of interconnecting aquarium bowls and includes programmable lighting.

Talking alarm clock teaches children to tell the time and can be programmed to show them when it's ok to get out of bed

Ford has introduced inflatable seat belts that are designed to reduce the pressure on the chest and help control head and neck motion in rear seat passengers in the event of a crash.

The circular design of the Sanwa 12-port hub means that it might be ok for those rare occasions when you need a high tech table centerpiece, but will likely have cables running every which way on the desk when fully loaded.