As well as unveiling their new Amazon Kindle Fire Android Tablet and Amazon Kindle Touch And Touch 3G. Amazon have also unveiled their new Silk browser designed to be used on their new devices which will provide a much more accelerated internet experience on their new Kindle Fire.

BMW has developed a new system for its latest high end M5, called Active Sound Design, the system will play engine sounds through your car stereo, and the system takes the engine speed and load data from the ECU and then plays a real time recording of the M5 engine through the car stereo.

We love anything to do with Lego here at Geeky Gadgets, and the latest cool Lego creation is a full sized Lego model of a 2012 Ford Explorer, which was made in Legoland Florida.

Skype has updated its iOS app for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch, and the new version, version 3.5.84 comes with a range of new features as well as some bug fixes, plus some features that everyone may not be happy about.

If you are a users of Google’s Chrome browser and use it on multiple computers you will be please to know that Google will soon be rolling out a new update that will enabling Chrome extension syncing as well. Allowing you to keep your Chrome extensions the same on any computer you use.

YouTube has rolled out a new experimental layout for its mobile users which is now available to view as manual opt-in. Once enabled, the new YouTube layout design provides a darker colour palette that show video against dark backgrounds together with white navigation icons on a dark background.

Twitter has announced two new developer events, which will focus on the integration of Twitter into the latest version of Apple’s mobile OS, iOS 5, the first event will be held in London on the 10th of October and the second in New York on the 12th of October.