Keep your gadgets safe and spice them up a bit with these new cases from Incase, called the HunterGatherer series. These cases which will fit your 15″ MacBook Pro and your iPhone 3G feature a cartoony wood grain design, that will catch eyes and also make sure nothing happens to your precious equipment. $50-60.

If you’re constantly fighting for real estate with your iPod or iPhone while you work, then you need an integrated product like this iConnect Media Keyboard from iHome. Aside from getting the usual QWERTY keyboard, you’ll also get a dock for your iPod or iPhone right alongside. Now you can easily sync your music and files without having to worry about tripping the connecting wires. A sliding cover hides the dock when not in use to preserve the sleek look. Two articulated USB 2.0 ports are available for connecting other devices including mice, digital cameras, or even those humping dogs. The Mac version even features a quick start button for iCal, iChat, Mail, Safari, and other applications. Available in silver or black. $150.

Apple made it in time for Summer to bring out the newest iPhone, the iPhone 3G S. Though physically, this new iPhone does not have any difference to the 3G edition, some new features are added. With iPhone 3G S, you get faster hardware, increased battery life, faster connections thanks to the support of 7.2Mbps HSDPA, digital compass, video capture, 3 megapixel autofocus camera and voice controls. Not much, if you ask me. How about you, readers? You willing to give iPhone 3G S a look? $200+.

Two new TuneBase models are being released by Belkin early this month and in mid-July to control your iPhone while in your car. The TuneBase Direct exploits the feature on newer cars/head units that have the auxiliary input. Simply connect the 3.5mm jack and you can answer your calls hands-free courtesy of the built-in speakerphone or you can control your tunes. The music fades whenever an incoming call is detected – pretty neat huh? The same features are found in the TuneBase FM, only, it’s the wireless version. Instead of using wires, this TuneBase scans the nearest available FM station and plays your music through that channel, or lets your call through. Both devices charge your iPhone so you don’t lose all-too precious battery power on the go. $70+.

We all know that everyone these days has an iPhone, or a Blackberry or something similar, and yours just doesn’t feel that special anymore, so why not spice it up with these skins from Mishka. They come in styles for all sorts of your tech products, including Guitar Hero controllers and laptops, and they won’t leave any sticky residue so they can be easily changed later on if need be. $15-30.

First of, a disclaimer. This doormat won’t open your doors automatically no matter how much wiping and sliding you do across the mat. And no, you won’t be able to make phone calls or listen to music using this doormat. It is however, one of the coolest designs you’ll ever see from a humble home accessory. Made of rubber and completely washable, the mat is over 27 inches by 14 inches big. But you might wanna secure this mat to the pavement to prevent thieves from sliding off with it. $50.

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