With the release of iPhone 3.0 firmware, there is a possibility of iPhone and iPod Touch gaming accessories like virtual control pads, steering wheels and more, coming to our hand. Yes, because the iPod Touch software update page clearly mentions about "Third-party Game Accessories"! continued »

The Mophie Juice Pack Air, first announced back in February, today goes on sale through Apple stores worldwide and via the online Apple store.  Promising to boost iPhone 3G runtime by almost 100-percent, the Juice Pack Air builds on the original Juice Pack and 3G Juice Pack by adding all-round jacket protection and a new standby mode.   That standby mode means ... continued »

Vuzix have announced a "Works with iPhone" certified cable for their full range of AV video eyewear.  The cable not only carries Apple's compatibility branding, but is the first to market to support 3D video in side-by-side, interlaced and anaglyph formats. While 3D content for the iPhone is limited, the iWear range of headsets are also useful for watching iPhone and ... continued »

If it's love you are in, the economy is no excuse. Austrian jeweller Peter Aloisson has crafted the "Kings Button," a diamond-encrusted iPhone whose name refers to the 6.6-carat diamond planted on top of the handset's Home button. continued »

Love does not mean you have to like the same kind of music. The dual-dock iLuv iMM173 is an alarm clock outfitted with two iPod docks, one working with your iPhone. continued »

Last week it was reported that the GSMA trade association had brokered a deal with the leading cell phone manufacturers to standardize on Micro-USB. Is this a ploy to get you to buy more overpriced adapters? continued »

Any iPhone or iPod Touch fanatic would love this accessory: SoliCharger from SoliLight. According to CNET, this new juice pack for the iPhone and iPod is probably the most versatile in terms of how it gets recharged. continued »

Rumors that AT&T’s iPhone tethering plans have stated that they will cost anywhere from $30-$50, but now rumors are stating that it may cost as little as just $10 per month.  Data plans for the iPhone alone cost $30. We managed to get a good hands-on with the new Wilson Electronics' iBooster for the iPhone. His system charges your iPhone ... continued »

Whether it's the carrier, the hardware or the environment you're in, there are plenty of reasons why using your iPhone can be an exercise in frustration. Poor signal strength impacts everything from making and receiving calls to your data connection; that's why Wilson Electronics' iBooster is so tempting. Promised to reduce dropped calls, increase data rates and open up what ... continued »

It's the Apple's answer to the complaints of nearly every iPhone owner in a northern climate: Apple iPhone touchscreen gloves. Apple has filed for a patent that would cover a special glove which would allow wearers to still use their iPhone or iPod Touch despite keeping their hands toasty warm. continued »

Just noticed that iControlPad - 'the iPhone games PSP style' has already headed into production [Yay!].  As we wrote on May last year, when this device was still in its prototype stage, the developer promised that the final version of the unit will be "much more sleek and fitting". Seems this new picture already prove it, I guess. continued »

We must admit the iPhone’s camera takes a pretty decent picture, but for some that is not enough. Some people are paying up to $100 for a case that has a built in lens. This makes it hard to put on and remove. Luckily for us USB Fever has come up with quite a pleasant alternative that works for anyone. USB ... continued »