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The Texthook has been created by a stay-at-home mum who likes to keep in touch with the outside world. It’s a phone holder that clips to your stroller’s handle bar and lets you text or email while you're out and about.

World Water and Solar Technologies has deployed solar-powered water purification units for the armed forces and displaced citizens in war torn countries helping prevent the spread of disease and providing additional benefits.

It's a fully functional speedboat that'll scream along the surface at up to 50mph, but at the touch of a button it submerges and becomes an open-top electric submarine. Awesome.

sugru is an extremely versatile, moldable silicone modeling clay that sets to a tough, flexible silicone that is waterproof, flexible, dishwasher-proof and is highly temperature resistant.

Dynario, a portable fuel cell power generator recently launched by Toshiba Corporation, weighs just 280 grams, measures only 15cm wide x 2.1cm deep x 7.45cm high and can produce enough power in 20 seconds to charge two mobile phones.

Swimman has waterproofed Apple's 3rd gen iPod Shuffle without adding weight or bulk, making it perfect for a variety of sporting activities

IAI has begun showing a battery-powered robotic beast of burden which can carry up to 200 kilograms, run three days without a recharge, and follow and respond to the voice commands of its master.

The Volvo S60 (which is due to be released in 2010) has a Collision Warning with Full Auto Brake feature which detects pedestrians in front of the vehicle and automatically applies the brakes if the driver fails to do so quickly enough.

The Robotic Weapon or SWAT BOT is a Mil-Sim A5 paintball gun mounted to a brushless, 4WD, RC vehicle that can fire up to 20 shots per second and travel at speeds in excess of 50mph.

Honda India this week unveiled a new low maintenance 110cc motorcycle model, the CB Twister. Honda expects to sell 220,000 Twisters next year, based on its aggressive styling, 164mpg fuel economy (197mpg imperial) and a price of just US$900.

Nanotechnology promises to revolutionize practically every area of human endeavor. Already products containing nanoparticles are lining supermarket shelves, but the big question is, are they safe?

Researchers at Philips have developed pixel manipulation technology that could see the whole surface of devices being painted according to the user's mood or ambient colorscapes being applied to windows, walls or rooms.