The latest entry into the high-end iOS device dock space is the OnBeat Xtreme, from Harman International’s JBL brand. The product, unveiled in late 2011 and capable of connecting with the iPod Touch, iPhone or iPad, is a powerful, high-performance device, sporting big sound and unique look. The OnBeat Xtreme sports a black and silver-accented more »

According to an image on Samsung Singapore’s Facebook showing off a HDMI cradle dock for the Samsung Galaxy S II, we can see a device bearing the AT&T logo on it. Featuring four capacitive touch buttons on the bottom as well as a power button on the left side of the device, it looks like more »

In celebration of the recent Droid X2 launch, Verizon has put the “essentials” accessory pack on sale. This pack includes a wall charger, car charger, HDMI cable, multimedia station and a navigation/music vehicle mount. The best part, the included items are a $145 value (if purchased separately) and Verizon is currently selling the complete pack more »

You can do a lot with an iPhone. Now, it seems you can change the phone from a touchscreen only device to one with a slide out keyboard. The physical keys and keyboard come from Hong Kong and is expected to sell for $69. The way it works is rather simple: the iPhone plugs into more »

One of the main complaints you see with the Kindle, or just about any eBook reader is the lack of an available backlight. That means it becomes the task of third party accessory makers to fill in that gap. The latest accessory comes in the form of a Lighted Folio from Periscope. The Lighted Folio more »

The retro styled 8-bit graphic watch could perhaps be a watch only for the true geek, well that is if they are not already wearing something with a calculator on their wrist. The retro watch is dubbed the Icon Watch, and was originally designed back in 2005 by a Japanese design firm, however it just more »

One of the main reasons why I’m holding off on buying the new Nokia N95 is because I don’t want to get frustrated every time I run out of batteries while I’m on the road. I consider myself a power user and I know for sure that with all the features the N95 is packing under the hood, I’ll suck the batteries dry before I’m even halfway home. But then Brando, who seems to have been reading my mind lately, has come up with this very helpful new gadget that will definitely be included in my to-buy list next week. It’s a solar-powered key chain cellphone charger, that can um, charge you cellphone using solar power.

For only $22.00, you get the convenience of never having to worry about where to next plug in your cellphone charger for power. Plus, it’s summer so this will come extremely handy while you’re up and about, hanging with the ladies in the beach. Just don’t get it wet, though.