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A look at the technology behind the Titanic photography expedition.

Commodore USA has revealed its plans to release an Amiga-branded all-in-one keyboard computer

The Magic Bulb is a 4 watt LED light globe producing equivalent light to a 50W traditional globe. If the power fails, the globe will keep running for around three hours or it can be turned into a bright torch.

At IFA, the SD Association announced a new, fully backwards compatible, dual-row pin memory card design with data transfer speeds of up to 300 megabytes per second for SDXC and SDHC devices and memory cards.

Navteq is revamping its navigation systems with "Natural Guidance" voice cues that replace "turn left in 300 metres" with something much more human like "turn left after the big church." Interesting idea, and a step forward in humanizing the GPS.

The Libratone Beat wireless speaker system is said to disperse audio 360 degrees around a room so that everywhere becomes the sweet spot

LaCie has revealed a tiny USB flash drive that's been designed to be plugged in and forgot about

The world's first contact lens to correct hyperopia (farsightedness) has been developed.

Dutch luxury submarine manufacturer U-Boat Worx has announced its new C-Explorer line of exploration submersibles certified for diving to depths from 100 to 1,000m (328 to 3,280-feet).

Gizmag reviews HP’s Photosmart Wireless e-All-in-One Printer B110 – a budget-priced printer that offers ePrint and wireless functionality.

Eton has developed an iPod/iPhone dock for the great outdoors - splash proof and coated in protective rubber, it also sports a good sized solar panel to provide it with some juice

Sharp has announced the new Steamwave AX-1100, a 3-in-1 steam oven with a combination of steamer, grill and microwave.