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The Gamer Gene recently got their hands on a Logitech Driving Force GT, the official wheel of Gran Turismo for the PlayStation 3. The report: significant improvements in fun factor and immersion and a decline in the brutal learning curve of Gran Turismo 5 Prologue.

With a profile of only half an inch, the new Silhouette Smoke Alarm from Kidde is designed to better blend in with modern decor.

LG's new Plasma offering - the PG60 - incorporates "single layered technology" which merges the screen and TV into one continuous unit, creating a seamless, bezel-less unit that looks like a single sheet of glass.

A computer game that uses technology originally developed to help train fighter pilots is getting remarkable results in helping aspiring professional basketballers improve their real, on-court game.

A German syndicate has filed a patent for applications allowing users to send scents via cell phones, and expects the new capability will reach market less than two years from now with about 100 different prefabricated scents on the required chip.

A Raytheon Sarcos team is developing a futuristic robotic exoskeleton for the US military that amplifies the wearer's physical ability, enabling 150 pound weights to be lifted several hundred times or carried without tiring.

Xerox Corporation scientists have invented a way to make prints whose images last only a day, so that the paper can be used again and again thereby cutting down on paper use in the office.

iRobot has expanded its Verro Pool Cleaning Robot line to include two new models, the Verro 100 and 500.

The 5-megapixel Samsung G800 brings optical zoom, image stabilizer, red eye reduction, panorama shot and face detection to a mobile phone.

Qubies is an ice-cube tray with a difference. Instead of standard individual sections the dividers are on the lid, providing a simple means of freezing meal-sized (30 ml or around 1 fl. oz.) portions.

The sQuba is a James Bond inspired electric aqua-car from the concept magicians at Rinspeed that can dive to depths of up to 33 feet (10 meters) and still manages to reach speeds of 75mph when on land.

The aptly named "Data-backup mobile phone charger" automatically backs-up your contacts whilst your phone is charging and also acts as a portable power supply as well as a SD/MMC card reader.