Shooting video with shaky hands is a recipe for disaster. Shooting video with your iPhone or iPod is even worse. If you’re continuously shooting video from the iPhone 3GS or the 5th Gen iPod Nano, you’ll need a contraption like the iSteady Shot. It’s a camera stabilizer that lets you steady your hand for shake free video shooting. At 9.2 inches long, 12.25 inches high and weighing 1.5 lbs with the iPhone loaded, the iSteady gives the much needed size and weight for you to calm your shaky hands. It’s made of aircraft-grade aluminum, stainless steel and plastic with a two-axes gimbal for a perfect balance and freedom of movement. $100.

Never be without power again for your USB-rechargeable devices with the Sanyo Eneloop Stick Booster. Charge up your iPhone/iPod or other mobile devices with this rechargeable battery that looks like, well, a battery with a 5V DC output at 500mA current. A pair of Eneloop batteries are also included in the bundle. The Stick Booster will last you about 1,500 cycles. ~$35.

It’s a big let down to still use punch cards for attendance and finger prints for identity verification. Any business would look really amazing when installed with facial recognition and time attendance systems. What it does is use 3D facial recognition system to track attendance of employees and also provide access to doors. By 3D we mean that it’s not going to be fooled by holding up a simple picture of a person for an intruder to get access. The system can be setup to recognize and log information like attendance, overtime and even late arrivals for up to 500 different employees, and records can be downloaded to a USB flash drive or accessed via TCP/IP when the console is connected to a network. $480.

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Wikipedia enthusiasts will love the WikiReader; a little pocket-sized gadget that holds the three million topics from the website. It runs on two AAA batteries and is updated via the WikiReader website and WikiReader’s SD card. It has an easy touch screen interface, only needs to be charged once a year and will keep you keen on facts around the world. $99.

The companies GLaDOS and ThinkGeek have teamed up to create the Interactive Portal Shirt. There are two wireless 5.8 GHz video cameras mounted in the front of each shirt along as well as two high-res LCD TFT screens. The way it works it the camera in the orange shirt transmits an image (such as cake) to the blue shirt and of course you can transmit from the blue shirt to the orange shirt. So basically what you’ve got is a functional portal that runs between the two people. $99.99.

Callpod is giving their Fueltank design an update with the release of the new Fueltank Uno. This battery backup has enough juice to fully charge one mobile device, and has a multitude of optional tips for all different types of devices and comes with a voucher for your device of choice. $50.

If you’re going to spend 1/3 of your life asleep, then you might as well do it the right way. The Zeo Personal Sleep Coach can help you do just that. It has a headband with a SoftWave sensor to accurately track your unique sleep patterns, and a bedside display that shows the time, a graph showing your pattern of sleep phases from the night before, a “ZQ” single-digit representation of the quantity, quality, and depth of your sleep, a count of how long you actually slept and how long it took you to fall asleep, and more. Putting the SD card into your computer gives you even more detailed information as well. $400.