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This is the Horn Bike iPhone case from Bone, and you can probably guess from the name exactly what it does. Your iPhone 4 slides into the silicone sleeve and a Velcro strap secures it to the handlebars of your bike. So far, so ordinary. The neatness comes from the ‘horn’ part, which is in fact a horn speaker that channels the sound from the iPhone’s speaker forwards and at the same time stretches it out, making it up to 13dB louder. Not only can you now use all manner of cycle-computer or GPS apps, you can also listen to music, or hear turn-by-turn directions. The Horn Bike will cost $30, which is pretty standard even for a non-bike-mounted, non-horn-sporting case, which leads me to conclude that it is a bargain. Now all I need is an iPhone. Unless anyone knows of an iPad bike mount, that is?

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The Nike+ Fuelband experience is a multi-“screen” experience in that you have the band’s LED display, the mobile app, and the desktop software. It’s the latest fitness tracker from Nike and the newest addition to its Nike+ community. With a simple design and ease-of-use, the Fuelband might be able to challenge less expensive products that do more – and let’s face it, that Nike logo isn’t hurting its chances.

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Many people a searching for the perfect iPhone dock for their bedside table, and I think most of them out there look pretty junky. I have to say that this one looks pretty cool. The Ideal Timepiece features everything you’d need from a dock near your bed, and it’s also Siri-compatible.

The iRest lap stand makes reading and watching with the iPad more comfortable on the sofa or bed. With extra refinements like soft foam cushions and torque hinge to get that perfect viewing angle, you can enjoy hours of entertainment with less hand and neck strain. Remove the cushions and the iRest converts to an elegant desktop stand, perfect for viewing recipes in the kitchen or typing with a wireless keyboard.

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MiniDock allows you to charge your favorite iPhone or iPod with your existing Apple USB Power Adapter. Your device sits upright in the MiniDock while it charges directly into the wall socket, allowing you to free up counter or tabletop space. Small and simple, MiniDock enables users to make the most of their upright devices while they charge.

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What happens when your memory card reader and a mini-camera come together – a Superheadz Clap Camera ofcourse! The Superheadz Clap Camera ($50) is a minuscule, pocket-sized camera that shoots two-megapixel photos or 720×480 movies, which it then sotres on a MicroSD card that you can slide into its end. Remove the other end and believe it or not, you’ll find a USB connector that allows for a quick and painless offload to your computer.

Little Printer ($TBA) by Bergcloud is a little printer surprisingly enough, that sinks up with your smartphone subscriptions to deliver and print you timely information, puzzles and news updates from sources such as Foursquare, Google, Nike+, weather, the Guardian and many more. Now you have the power to be in charge of your own mini newspaper.

Extreme comfort and high-fidelity reproduction are the two major items most of us look for in headphones and is exactly what the Philips Fidelio L1 Headphones ($270) deliver. The starting point of the comfort is their weight. They are extremely lightweight for easy wearing. The band is encased in leather to make them even more comfortable. The NeoDymium drivers are vented to improve sound quality and to allow your ears to breathe. The earcups are made from memory foam to make sure your ears are cradled in comfort while listening. The Fidelio L1 headphones go over your ears to keep the sound quality high. The hardware is all formed from aluminum to reduce vibration and not create an annoying hum. The headphones are tuned for powerful bass and mid-range sound, but still score excellently in the higher sound ranges, too.

It is amazing how versatile the iPod Nano is. With this latest gadget from Incase – the Flex Wristband, your are able to turn your Nano into a fashionable and functional watch. The easy snap in feature allows you to securely hold your Nano into place and go on with your day. The open sided design of the Flex Wristband allows you to access the headphone jack as well as the 30 pin connector so you can charge and sync your iPod Nano. The durable steel band construction of the wristband allows it to stretch to fit you snug and the matte black color goes with most outfits. Buy it for only $49.95.

Photofast has introduced a dual flash drive that will help you transfer information from your iPhone, iPod or iPad with ease. The I-FlashDrive provides you with the ability to quickly plug-and-play to complete data transfers between your portable device and your computer. This gadget will allow you to do automatically make backups of your contacts, as well as copy files from your iOS device and transfer them to a computer or other handheld device. The I-FlashDrive is also a regular USB flash drive which can be used with Windows, OS X, or even Linux operating systems. Available this July, you can pick up a 8GB drive for around $98, 16GB for about $120 and a 32GB for about $192.

Are you needing a little more from your earphones, or maybe a lot more? The AKG K3003 earphones can satisfy your desire for high quality sound reproduction along with great comfort and style. The K3003 reference class earphones have a great look with their brushed stainless steel outer. Instead of cheap plastic at your ear, in the Y-connector, and 3.5mm jack plug you have beautiful stainless. This not only adds to the appearance it makes the K3003 a tough pair of earphones, too. The K3003 has inline volume control which also houses a tiny microphone. These are not your standard off-the-shelf earphones. They give you a frequency range from a deep resonating 10hz all the way to a clear high 30khz. The input impedance is an impressive 8 ohms. These tiny earphones are crystal clear and should be. This high-quality does come with a price. The AKG K3003 earphones retail for 836 Euro, or approaching a whoppiong 1200 USD. If you want to experience the same quality of sound music aficionado’s, producers, and musicians demand in the studio then the AKG K3003 is exactly what you are looking for. The earphones even offer sound dampening of outside sounds to make sure you only hear crystal clear music.

Don't have time to make yourself a proper cup of coffee before you head out for the day? Use the Handpresso Auto (€150; roughly $200) to brew up a jolting shot of espresso from the comfort of the driver's seat. Powered by your car's 12V cigarette lighter, the Handpresso takes water and E.S.E. coffee pods, and lets you know when your drink is ready with three audible beeps, so you don't need to take your eyes off the road.