I find it kind of funny that Ferrari doesn’t just concentrate on cars but instead would rather place its mark on polo shirts, bags, umbrellas, and gamepads. Thrustmaster announced the launch of the next Ferrari-licensed gamepads symbolizing the most prestigious cars designed by Ferrari - the Ferrari Wireless Gamepad 430 Scuderia Limited Edition , F1 Wireless Gamepad Ferrari F60 Limited Edition, Ferrari Motors Gamepad F430 Challenge Limited Edition and  F1 Dual Analog Ferrari F60 Exclusive Edition.  

Congratulations to Roy C. of Brooklyn, New York. He won the Vtech LS6215 in our Father's Day Giveaway. We has asked for people to submit entries about what kind of phone their father has and why he could use the LS6215. Check out Roy's daughter's entry. My father still uses an old GE corded landline phone. It doesn't even have caller ID, which he could really use. The VTech LS6215 would be like moving from an old jalopy car to a Ferrari! And once he would go cordless, I'm sure he'll wonder how he ever lived without it.

Because we can't get enough of phones we can't afford, Vertu announced three new editions to the Ferrari branded collection of mobile phones. "Reflecting the exclusivity, elegance and performance of the best supercars, the Vertu Ascent Ti Ferrari Nero" The 2009 limited edition handsets is covered in black leather. The other two being launched - Vertu Ascent Ti Ferrari Rosso and Giallo will both be crafted in vibrant red and yellow. "The battery cover mirrors the distinctive bonnet detailing and on the handsets, the sides of the Ascent Ti are sculpted to reflect the louvers, found on various Ferrari cars." The limited edition collection will also feature sounds ...

We were pretty blown away with the Ferrari Sports car cell phone that we spotted a while back. But not everyone is the Ferrari type. Perhaps a BMW or Audi is more up your alley? If so, you're in luck. We found another e-store selling cell phones that look like a BMW and Audi. The Audi comes in white, while the BMW comes in black. Both feature a touch screen, a 1.3 megapixel camera, an MP3 player, 3GP and Mp4 support, Bluetooth and 1GB of memory. The phones cost $160 each and are fortunately electric powered, not gasoline powered, or else you'd really be paying through the ...

From the same folks who brought you the phone cell phone disguised as a cigarette box, they bring you a cell phone disguised as a signature red Ferrari. The F1 features a 2.2" LCD touchscreen, Mp3, 3GP, and MP4 file support, it can be expanded via a transflash card and it weighs 82 grams. It retails for for ₤96.54 which isn't totally outrageous for a phone that is so unusual, even if it is unlikely to be a quality product. Oh, and we're pretty sure that this isn't an officially licensed product like so many of the other Ferrari gadgets that are out there.

We think that Porsche must have gotten jealous of all that attention Ferrari was getting with Laptops, GPS devices and the  other Ferrari branded electronics. Now Porsche Design is coming out with a gadget of it's own - a slick cell phone  cut from a block of aluminum, that will have rich people running for their wallets and poor people making nasty comments about them behind their backs. The P9521 (not the best name) features a scratch-resistant screen which rotates 180 degrees, a 3 megapixel camera, a fingerprint reader for making sure no one's scrubby little hands get to use your phone, and it's got an MP3 player too. The gorgeous little phone will ...