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.

Gigaware has a whole new upgrade for your iPhone. The in-line control with HD Radio simply attaches to the dock connector of your iPhone and/or iPod touch and then you can start enjoying the tunes by using the click wheel controls (replicates click wheel of iPod). There are no subscription fees, song title and artist info are given on the iPhone and iTunes display, you can tag songs if you hear something great you want to buy later and you’ve got crystal-clear sound. What else more do you need? $80.

Vers has made some very nice phone cases over the years and we are very happy to see these new cases for the iPhone. They will actually fit both the iPhone or the iPod touch and will be made from wood or bamboo with various finishes. $40.

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While some people cannot live without TV, others cannot do without the radio. A boom box may sound appealing but wouldn’t you rather have the Revo Heritage digital radio? The classy audio player supports FM, live streaming audio, Internet radio, and will dock most iPods/iPhones. It can also beam out other audio players via the 3.5mm jack and will even play out your tunes within your USB drive. A custom 3″ neodymium speaker driver is powered by a 7-watt amplifier and the large OLED display makes sure you won’t get lost in the menu. Enjoy looking at the aluminum and walnut cabinet and savor the smooth sounds emanating from the Heritage. ~$375.

Got an incoming call while you’re busy listening to your tunes from your iPhone? You won’t need to remove your earbuds if it’s the Shure SE115m+. The earphones integrate a remote and a microphone so you can pick up that call without taking it off from your ears. You can even record voice memos into supported iPods and iPhones. Enjoy heavy bass sounds and a warm sound quality through the Dynamic MicroSpeaker II driver and block out external noise as well. $120.

Can’t get enough of Rock band at home and need your fix on the go? That’s perfectly understandable and now you can as long as you have an iPhone. This iPhone version of the game has graphics that can compare with it’s console counterpart and features all instruments including vocals, and can be played with three friends in multiplayer mode via Bluetooth. $10.

If you have an iPhone you already know that there are many apps out there that are great for amusing yourself and your friends, but this one might really scare a few of them. The GhostCam iPhone app is meant add ghostly to effects to new or existing photos in your iPhoto library. If you can snap a picture of someone sleeping this could make them wary of ever closing their eyes again. $1.