by Smythe Richbourg on February 5, 2010 · 5 comments
It’s been mentioned before on this website many times: one of the curses of technology is the problem of always having to carry it around in order to use it. In a rather unique take on the fanny/bum pack, UrbanTool has designed the icaseBelt. It’s a wide belt that contains an iPod controller, as well [...]
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by Andy Jacobs on February 1, 2010 · 2 comments
Love your iPhone but tired of having to strip it from its protective case to enjoy the convenience of a docking cradle? Try the Innodock Jr. Desktop Cradle by Seidio. It features a dock connector mounted on a compliant spring hinge. This allows the iPhone to be placed in it vertically, then tilt backward slightly [...]
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by Janet Cloninger on January 29, 2010 · 0 comments
If you like your gadget accessories to be unique, check out the handmade leather cases in the Moxie and Oliver Etsy store. In addition to a variety of wallets, watch bands, bags, and other accessories, Moxie and Oliver offer an iPhone case decorated with a sugar skull. They also have a leather Kindle DX case that’s different from [...]
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by Andy Simmons on January 4, 2010 · 2 comments
Wearable Inc. has put up a barebones website for their new AirStash device, which is billed as a “wireless media server” for mobile devices (the iPhone is mentioned specifically). Not much information is given, other than the fact that the AirStash will be officially unveiled at CES 2010 — no price, no availability date, no [...]
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by Janet Cloninger on December 23, 2009 · 0 comments
The iLuv iHD171 brings HD radio to the clock radio with iPod dock. The iLuv iHD171 works with the iPhone and iPods with the docking connector, and it has a 3.5 mm audio input for use with other sources. In addition to allowing you to charge and play your iPod, this iLuv unit receives HD radio signals and displays the HD station, song [...]
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by Janet Cloninger on December 15, 2009 · 2 comments
The Cinemin Swivel by WowWee is a small, multimedia projector. It uses TI’s DLP technology to project a clear 60″ image from eight feet away, or it can fill the wall, floor-to-ceiling, in a typical room. The Cinemin connects to a variety of “personal media players”, including the iPod, iPhone, Flip Video, PSP, digital cameras, portable DVD players, [...]
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by Janet Cloninger on December 12, 2009 · 0 comments
Here’s a stand that can hold your iPhone, iPod Touch, Zune, Blackberry, and most mobile phones! The M2 Stand from Elago Design holds your media player while you’re watching videos or just keeps your device from becoming lost in the clutter on your desk. You don’t even have to remove the case to use the M2 Stand. It’s [...]
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by Janet Cloninger on December 7, 2009 · 0 comments
If the other iPhone hands-free stands The Gadgeteer has featured are just not right for you, check out the Appstand. It’s a matte black frame that holds any generation of iPhone so you can watch movies, surf, or use any application. All iPhone controls and the touch screen are accessible, you can still make and receive [...]
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by Janet Cloninger on November 27, 2009 · 0 comments
If you don’t want to brave the crowds on Black Friday, you can shop from the comfort of your computer chair for gadget-related gifts. Check out Levenger’s Pocquettes iPod/Earbud case for a beautiful leather case to store your iPod Touch, iPhone, or other similarly-sized device. The bigger, suede-lined compartment will hold your electronic device, while [...]
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by Andy Simmons on October 27, 2009 · 8 comments
Vestalife recently revealed three new models of their line of insect-inspired iPod and iPhone-compatible speaker docks. The Ladybug II ($100) is larger than the previous Ladybug model, and claims enhanced sound over its predecessor, while the Firefly (pictured) promises a wider soundstage and features a very appealing organic design for $130. The top end is [...]
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by Andy Simmons on September 12, 2009 · 4 comments
Anyone who has owned an iPhone for even a short period of time can tell you that its biggest flaw — or at least, the biggest flaw that isn’t directly related to the carrier — is its frustratingly insufficient battery life, especially compared to standard mobile phones. The typical solution for most users is to [...]
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by Smythe Richbourg on May 1, 2009 · 4 comments
Sometimes, a product comes along to solve a problem you really didn’t think you had. That’s my story on the Dexim Dual Dock Charging Station.
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