Having an iPhone case is one thing but with the XShot iPhone Case, you get a bonus in the form of a tripod mount. Apparently this was designed for the iPhone and the iPod Touch considering we have been seeing a lot of mini stands that aim to aid iPhone owners in watching videos without having to worry about where to rest them on. Additionally, as mobile devices start to become the alternative for digital cameras, this universal tripod feature adds more stability in capturing pictures via iPhones and ensure that you are included in the shot as well.

The XShot iPhone Case retails for $29.95 and will be available by November. Pre-orders will be taken starting October 14 where you can enjoy a $10 off. The XShot Camera Extender and the iPhone Case can also be purchased together as a special bundle for $44.95 - a savings of $14.95.

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Tags: Accessories, Apple, bonus, Digital Cameras, iPhone, iPhone, iphones, iPod Touch, mobile devices, universal tripod, xshot

When it comes to traditional casing, our thought are often directed towards the standard and default black leather casing. But don’t tell that to Carie Dunham who has taken the initiative in providing various colored casings for most devices in use today. Initially focusing on digital cameras, Carie Dunham now unveils her new line of preppy styles aimed at the iPod, Kindle and Netbooks.

The new designs are great alternatives towards standard looking bags that protect devices from scratches and falls. While the initial batch of cases launched seemed to be color-coded according to the taste of women, she will be launching another line aimed specifically for the men soon.

Not only are the bags good looking but they are also highly functional with thoughtful, unique design elements like pleated battery compartments, comfortable handle lengths, hidden zippers for port access and flaps to protect the screen from the keyboard. There is even a reversible laptop bag-two bags in one.

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As far as waterproofing gadgets is concerned, we have seen a lot of them cater to digital cameras or camcorders. But now it seems that mobile phones will get their share of waterproof bags as Sanwa unveils the Waterproof Bag made especially for iPhones or the iPod Touch.

Whether it is on purpose or not, keeping your iPhone safe from water is very important. We all know the impact of water getting into gadgets and the damage that they can do. But consumers have their own way of wanting to do the impossible with their gadgets, a reason as to maybe why Sanwa thought of this Waterproof Bag.

The Sanwa Waterproof bag for iPhones or the iPod Touch is available at the Sanwa website for 3,280 yen or about $34.

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They have already proven themselves as energy savers and now Innergie sweetens the deal even more by announcing a 20% price slash on these multi-port universal adapters, the mCube90 ($99.99) and mCube90DC ($49.99). Both will be available at the Innergie website and Amazon.

Innergie’s mCube90 is actually two power adapters in a single stylish package - an AC adapter that plugs into the wall for home and office use and a detachable DC adapter — the mCube90DC — for charging consumer electronic devices while on an airplane, a train or in an automobile.

Exclusive to the mCube90, this Auto/Air feature makes the product an especially convenient travel power adapter. The mCube90 is designed for those users who want power whenever and wherever they need it, while the mCube90DC is aimed at consumers who want an adapter when they are on the road.

Both products are energy efficient. They are compatible with most computers and common gadgets which include the likes of laptops, camcorders, digital cameras, portable game consoles, MP3 players, and mobile phones.

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Electronics recycling has become a familiar trend these days and while many people had to deal with limitations on what gadgets or devices to trade-in for cash or gifts, NextWorth has widened the category by adding some other gadgets acceptable for trade-in. Among the new devices added included:

BlackBerry

Digital Cameras

GPS Systems

Video Games

Video Game Consoles

“We’re building on past success with our iPod and iPhone trade-in program and have responded to customer requests to expand into other product categories,” said Dave Chen, CEO of NextWorth. “We’re now helping consumers make some extra cash from more of these devices, allowing them to upgrade to the latest and greatest gadgets and video games, while at the same time doing our part to reduce some of the 1.5 to 1.9 million tons of electronics waste disposed every year from ending up in landfills.”

Trading in an old device is now easier than ever with NextWorth’s Web site redesign and enhanced functionality at www.nextworth.com. To find the value of your product, simply type the product name in the search box to see what it is worth.

Search results dynamically update with pictures and titles to zero in on your specific item. Free shipping is provided with every transaction online and in-store trade-in programs are being offered at a growing number of their retail partners’ stores.

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Tags: BlackBerry, Business, Cell Phones, Digital Cameras, electronics recycling, extra cash, gps systems, iPhone, ipod, landfills, Mobile News, new gadgets, nextworth, Portable Devices, video game consoles

At first they were rumors but if this new device from Ninentdo, the new Nintendo DSi, does come out this April then expect a lot of people looking into this handy device. A successor to the Nintendo DS Lite, this latest offering is 12 percent thinner and comes with two VGA digital cameras.

It also comes with better speakers, a power button instead of the switch found on the DS Lite, five brightness settings, a new SD card slot for data storage and multimedia content, the ability to update firmware when needed, and 256 MB of internal flash memory.

One downside to it though is that the battery can only last 16 hours compared to the DS Lite’s standard 19 hours. The reason behind this is the additional brightness settings feature that the DSi comes with.

(Source) IGN

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