Bummed by that 16GB iPad? Those photos, apps and movies filled it up faster than you thought, right? No worries, Seagate has you covered. Today, they announced GoFlex Satellite, the first battery-powered external hard drive that wirelessly extends the storage capacity of any Wi-Fi enabled mobile device. Providing 500GB and Wi-Fi access over 802.11 b/g/n, the GoFlex Satellite gives you the ability to carry your entire media library with you.

As we ran our live blog of last Monday’s WWDC Keynote, I couldn’t help but get a little excited about all of the iPhone applications being demoed. This is a bit out of character for me, as I’m a Mac guy, not a gadget guy. In fact, before I finally broke down and bought an 8GB iPhone last autumn, the closest I’d come to a cell phone was using my wife’s Kyocera pay-as-you-go phone through Virgin Mobile.

Now, I’m happy with my iPhone. I’ve made some calls. I’ve even answered some. I’ve texted some friends, photographed some sunrises and followed my real time hockey scores. But, by and large, I get less use out of my iPhone in one week than many of you will in an hour. That’s all about to change, however, with iPhone 2.0 and the App Store. Now, there are programs to use. Information to store. Games to played.

Games.

This got me to thinking…will my 8GB iPhone be enough? Find out after the break.