Posted on 23 March 2010
When we last saw renders of the GameBone iPhone gaming accessory it looked ridiculous. But the latest design actually looks like something we might slip our iPhones into to give them four buttons and a d-pad.
The accessory features “a 2000mAh battery for additional power, an LED to show charging state and capcity, start/select buttons, built-in stereo speakers, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and an omni-directional microphone.” There’s no exact release Read the full story
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Posted on 26 August 2009

The proprietary dock connector on the iPod line is nice for a wide line of accessories, but it forces you to carry a uni-purpose iPod cable. The PocketDock lets you sync and charge with miniUSB, the accepted standard, instead.
SendStation’s PocketDock, available now, is incredibly tiny, having “the same footprint as Apple’s iPod plug,” and features a 3.5mm jack in addition to the miniUSB. The 3.5mm jack lets you bypass the volume board used
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Posted on 14 August 2009

Apparently, the Japanese do. Because that’s exactly where the Japan Texture cases from SoftBank BB are going on sale. But really, this is ridiculous—these things don’t even have diamonds on them.
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Posted on 04 August 2009

At this point, you’ve probably assumed that there’s simply no way any company can produce yet another iPhone or iPod dock that’s significantly different from the legions of alternatives already out. And you’re wrong. So wrong. In an effort to milk that Made for iPod / iPhone partnership for all it’s worth, Kensington has just introduced its Charging Dock with Mini Battery Pack, which not only charges your dock connecting iPod or iPhone, but also
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Posted on 08 January 2009
3 new toys from Griffin. The first two are the PowerBrick Reserve and PowerJolt Reserve. The PowerBrick Reserve is a standard wall charger for your iPhone that has a removable emergency battery magnetically held in place that can be removed and plugged into your iPhone when you’re out of juice and can’t find an outlet.
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Posted on 06 January 2009
Here’s a cool thing we saw on the Expo floor today. It’s a fun little gadget called the Sound Clip from Ten 1 Design (makers of the Pogo Stylus). It’s a very simple little device that acts as an acoustic amplifier for the iPhone’s speaker.
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