Case-mate's leather sleeves for the Macbook or Macbook Pro is one very fine sleeve. Made of rich pebblestone leather it surrounds your laptop in a form-fitting fashion that also doubles as an impact resistant molded shell. The sleeve is available in pink, white, green or black for $99 and it can be personalized with your name as well. $99 is definitely more than we're used to for spending on a sleeve, but this one certainly is snazzy. And on a related note, it's nice to see how many cases there are out there for the Macbook - but what about making nice cases like this one for other laptops? Doesn't a Dell notebook owner like being fashionable too?

What more original a name to call an iPhone clone than iFone. The CECT P168 iFone tries its best to emulate the boy gadget wonder, but is not nearly quite as sexy. Spec wise it has a 3.3 inch touch LCD display, it comes unlocked (take that Apple), it has bluetooth, it comes with a free 256mg transflash card (woopee dedoo), a 2 mega pixel camera, support for mp3, midi, wav, and Mp4 formats. It also sports MMS capabilities, comes with two included games and a handwriting stylis. What? A Stylus! What kind of iphone clone are you. The CECT P168 iFone retails for $159.00. Our advice is to not even considering to purchase this, unless ...

Attention iPhone and iPod Touch users, this site is a must to bookmark. SeeqPod allows you to stream music files to your your iphone via its web browser by crawling the internet for available music files. You get to search by artist or a keyword and there is a really impressive selection to choose from. Sound quality is good too. Think of Seeqpod as the Pandora of the iPhone. Well not quite, but it's the closest alternative we have for the moment on this device.

We've seen some mighty expensive laptops cases in our day, but Orbino's Linea takes the cake. While admittedly a very good looking case, the $849 price tag is sending our wallets running for cover. Designed for the Macbook or Macbook Pro, the Linea is a slim leather case with a plush suede interior and a handcrafted exterior that is available in red, black or several shades of brown. We love that the case is so slim and professional looking, and that you can work from your laptop without taking it out of the case, but for that price we think we rather just buy a second Macbook.

We apologize in advance for those of you who don't have an iPhone or iPod Touch, or if you are just sick in general of hearing about them. Regardless, we just have to share some of these "igoodies" with you. Currently in beta, RDM+ is a Remote Desktop program that is compatible with your iphone and a Windows PC. So, yes that means you can remotely access your Windows PC on your iPhone. That also includes the ability to send and receive emails, surf the web, edit documents, copy, cut, and copy and paste files or folders remotely. Of course the software is still in beta and has some bugs, but it's also free ...

We're super psyched after having unlocked our iPhones, and thus more in love with the iPhone now than ever. Anyway, here is a very useful site to bookmark on your iPhone. gOffice allows you to create Word documents on your iPhone. You can email the files to others, or have gOffice send the documents by U.S. mail for a $3 fee. They also have a bunch of commonly used letters for you to work with, because the less you have to type with using the iPhone, the better - though to be fair, we are totally comfortable with its touch sensitive keyboard.

Philips has a set of in-ear headphones that have no doubt been designed to match your 2G ipod Nano. Available in a metallic cyan, green, pink, silver or black, you can choose from which one to match or mismatch your ipod with. As for specs, the headphones sport a flexi-grip, ear cushions and a 15mm speaker driver. Nothing here for audiophiles but they're a prettier alternative to Apple's little bud-dies.

Here's a great way to listen to your ipod in the shower, without having to bring it in to the shower with you - not even in one o those waterproof case. Designed to hang in the shower, the iSing Wireless fogless mirror has a powerful built-in wireless transmitter so that you can listen to tunes off of your ipod or other MP3 player. The device also has an FM radio and 4 way speakers. A vanity stand and carrying handle are included in the package. The iSing Wireless fogless mirror retails for $100.

While it's older siblings, the Nano and iPod, have many great cases with lanyards and place to store excess cable, it's hard to find a great all in one solution for the ipod Shuffle. However, Orbino's new Genio Case shuffle case is a pretty good all rounder. The leather case includes a cable spool for storing excess cable and it has a lanyard that incorporates earbud cradles. The Orbino Genio Case is available in several colors including black, silver, red, and orange and it retails for $39.99.

RCA's RP5500i Clock Radio sports traditional looks, but it has a convenient ipod dock thrown in for connecting to your favorite MP3 player. The clock radio itself features a large Amber LED display for easy readability, it has an AM/FM radio, it features auto time set - meaning you'll never have to set the time again, and it also has a USB port for plugging in an Mp3 player or USB drive with Mp3 files. That means that you can use the RP5500i Clock Radio to wake up to the noise of your choice via an Ipod, USB Device, Radio or just the regular built-in alarm.

Admittedly, I am a huge fan of Kensington; I think they produce some of the most coolest, intrinsically stylish, durable and affordable peripherals and devices in the world. Hence, I was very ecstatic to get the opportunity to kick around the tires on one of their latest offerings: The FX 500 Speaker To Go System ($49.99) for MP3 players. Constructed of high density EVA foam and light weight plastic, Kensington touts that this makes the FX 500 impact and water resistant as well as shock absorbent. Operating the device was a cinch. You simply strap your mp3 player inside of the clear display window (and there's even a foam sleeve to put your iPod Nano or other smaller type mp3 player in. The speakers are enclosed inside of the case and are protected via a light weight but hard foam lining. The last step involves plugging in the speaker cable directly into your mp3 player sound source and zipping the case shut (zippers adorn the case but are barely noticeable). The FX500 is powered by 3 AAA batteries with an estimated playing time of 10 hours. You control your MP3 player controls through the clear window and there is a power button that turns the FX500 on and off. Also, there's a stand that holds up the FX500 which makes it totally portable.

The ipod commercials with the dancers are some of the most iconic commercials ever made. There have also been countless parodies and imitations of it, but isn't imitation is the best form of flattery. KolorDance is a software application especially designed for your ipod, which brings the dancers from the ipod commercials on to your ipod. The dancers will dance along to your playlist while you control a character by sliding your finder back and forth across the click wheel. The software comes with both a male and female character each doing 2 separate dancers in 4 colors. KolorDance retails for $9.99 and is compatible with the ipod with color display, the ipod with ...

The GrooveToons Alarm Clock is molded in the basic shape of a traditional alarm clock but it's got cartoony curves and googly eyes that stare back at you. A snooze button is included on the clock, and the clock and alarm function will automatically show up on your Nano once you dock it on to the alarm clock. The clock is also available in 5 metallic colors that will match the 2nd generation Nano: green, pink, blue, black and silver and it retails for £29.99 at iWorld. And in case the GrooveToons Speaker looks familiar, it might be because you've seen the retro style ipod alarm clock around. But between ...

We just posted about sleeping bags for your laptop and then we get an email in our inbox about PJs for your iMac. It seems like there must be a lot of sleepy computers out there. Tucano's PJ Mac Screen Protection Cover for IMacs protects your computer from dust, mothballs, bugs and sunshine. It also makes your Mac look plain adorable, and yes the pocket is designed to hold a mouse. That is too cute for school. The cases retail for £9.99. There is also a PC Jam Screen Protection Cover which is designed to fit most 17" PC LCD screens and retails for £18.99 and ...

Here is a cheap way to keep your beloved iPod safe and sound this summer, whether you're going to the beach, camping, or doing something else that can be hazardous to the fragile device. Allsop's Splash Pack DriPod provides a water-proof, air tight soft case for your ipod or other similarly sized electronic device. The bag features a triple seal, and a heat-sealed headphone jack, and they claims that the case is submersibles to up to about 10 feet. But don't worry, despite all the protection, you'll still be able to control the ipod while inside the case. A lanyard is included so that you can wear your ipod on you as well. Allsop's ...

The problem with iPhone cases is that they cover up the beautiful design of the iPhone. But if you don't put a case on your iphone and you end up damaging it, you'll never forgive yourself either. Think of the InvisibleSHIELD as a happy medium. Kind of like the emperor's clothing, the InvisibleSHIELD is designed to protect your iPhone without covering up its lovely curves. Initially, I was a little skeptical about using the InvisibleSHIELD on the face of the iPhone because I was worried that it would interfere with the sensitivity of the iPhone. Fortunately, it hasn't interfered at all with the iPhone's usability. The package included a piece that covers the face of the iPhone, and the back of the iPhone. However the piece for the back of the iPhone doesn't wrap around far enough to cover the metal edges on the iPhone's face. I find that a little disappointing since, since I think that the metal edges are the most delicate area on the iPhone and mine have already been getting a little scuffed up from use. The InvisibleSHIELD also claims to be scratch proof. Admittedly, I am to chicken to test that theory out on my precious, however I've been carrying it around for a couple of days and it has kept my iPhone safe and sound so far. Applying the invisibleSHIELD was simple enough, though it did take concentration in order to take some effort to make sure that no air bubbles got in. A spray on solution is included with shield that makes the invisibleSHIELD movable on the iPhone's surface, so that you can align it as perfectly as possible without much hassle. I succeeded in aligning the front and back piece of the invisibleSHIELD pretty well, minus a bubble that I couldn't manage to get rid of on the back side.

Belkin's pink and black Folio Case, AKA "Charm", is designed for the girly girl who likes to be prepared. The case opens up to reveal a mirror, as well as a pocket for slipping in a photo. The leather case also comes with a wristlet and a heart-shaped charm. It will be available soon for $24.99 and comes with Belkin's Lifetime warranty.

Another week, another ipod speaker. Genesis's QDos's portable ipod speaker does at least have something unique to bring to the plate. It's got a 4-way 360 degree surroun sound speaker built around it. The rest is pretty much standard - it runs on 4 AA batterries and can last up to 8 hours and it has a 4 x 3 watt output. But the best part is the color selection, it's available in white, black or hot pink and retails for about £89.99.

There are plenty of boom box's out there designed to work with the iPod, but you'll be hard pressed to find one that does this much. iMep's MP-701-388 comes with an ipod docking station, a 7" LCD Panel with a built-in TV tuner (that can be either analog or Digital DVB-T), it's also got a memory card slot and USB port, a DVD player, and an FM Radio. The only thing missing  here is the kitchen sink. The MP-701-388 retails for $299, and is unsurprisingly sold out for the moment.

So you have an FM Transmitter, but finding a good empty station can be a royal pain, especially since it changes from city to city. Griffin's new SmartScan Stationfinder is a web-based application that lets you find the best frequencies to use in a selection of cities. The site is designed especially work with the iphone but it will also work in any standard desktop browser and it certainly is a handy tool to have for road trips.

Really, it was just a matter of time until some company cashed in on making custom skins for the iPhone. SkinIt looks to be one of the first such companies offering vinyl skins for the hottest phone ever. They have a large selection of choices including just about anything from a Dance Dance Revolution skin to flags of the world. The skins retail for $14.95 each. And by the way, SkinIt also produces skins for certain digital cameras as well. So yes, there are skins you can get even for your camera. Is there anything you can't customize nowadays with a skin?