We know that iPod and iPhone accessories are a dime a dozen, but here is one that we really like, the Seskimo Crabble. It is a portable stand for your iPhone that folds up to the size of a credit card. It holds it at a 45 degree angle for optimal viewing, and also fits your iPod touch. $5.
The plane’s slick, plastic meal tray isn’t really the best place you want to rest your iPhone or iPod as you watch you own personal in-flight entertainment. So you do the next best thing which is to hold your gadget with both hands and wait til the strain in your neck or the cramp in your hands start. Get rid of all those hurts with the iFlyz In-Flight Mount. Clamp the iFlyz onto the meal tray whether it’s on the up or down position, and enjoy hands-free viewing. Of course, it also works with other media players with a flat back for better suction on the rubber cups. $30.
You iPod does one thing, play files; whether it’s a song, a video or an eBook. But it can also be a recorder and with the amount of storage available for current models, the possibilities for sound recording are endless. What you need is a good microphone and this SwitchEasy ThumbTack might be the one for you. It looks like your ordinary corkboard tack but instead of a pointy tip, a gold-coated 1/4″ mini-jack attaches to your iPod turning it into a recording machine. The mic’s design makes inserting and removing quick and easy. $13.
The iBlock mini speaker in Lego block form with a docking connector that’s fully compatible with any of the iPods lets you share your music and movies with your buddies. With its Active Bass System, it don’t sound tiny rather it boosts the bass for a real bold sound output. One of the iBlock’s coolest features is the volume controls that camouflage with the block. It doesn’t require any batteries since it acquires its power from the iPod. $21.
Increase the sound of your iPhone without sacrificing its battery life through passive amplification with the nifty TenOne Design SoundClip. Sound waves coming from the built-in speaker are redirected through the SoundClip’s chamber for a more robust audio. The added gain is up to 10 dB which is a lot from the small design. The device easily attaches to the iPhone’s synching/charging cable for easy storage. $8.
If you can’t stand a single moment without your favorite music, then this gadget is for you. Tenqa wireless bluetooth speakers can practically work with your iPod, mp3 player, and personal computer. It serves as your personal amplifier for the music that you want, without having to worry about its wires and cables. It also has an FM tuner, clock, and temperature gauge. Thanks to GearCrave for the heads up. $TBA.
If you’re the kind of music lover who’s always wondering what song is playing or who’s the artist of the catchy tune you’re hearing, then the SongView from Brookstone is the perfect iPod (or iPhone) accessory for you. Not only does it deliver rich, powerful sounds but it also displays song title, artist, playlist, even the date and time from the ticker style display at the bottom. Should you need a little more punch on the sound, you can attach external speakers to the audio line out. Other audio players can also be accommodated by the SongView through the 3.5mm jack. Doze off to your favorite tune on sleep mode then wake up rocking with its built-in alarm clock. $100.
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