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.

At 42″ high, the Frontgate iPod Tower Speaker soars high above all speaker docks available today. The setup has two 1″ tweeters, two 3″ midrange speakers, and a 6 1/2″ subwoofer to give the power for this tower. It’s also 40 lbs heavy so the punching power stays planted on the ground. An easy-to-use remote control plus an intuitive LCD display lets you manage the audio to your liking. Compatible with all dockable iPods. $400.

Vers is well known for their iPod stereos that they wrap in wood for an elegant alternative to the boring plastic seen on most electronics. Now they are bringing the same level of quality to iPod and iPhone cases, made out of bamboo and selected US-sourced hardwoods with a scratch resistant lining, these will be your iPhone’s best friend. $40.

Just because you’ve settled on the cheapest model of the iPod because of it’s small size doesn’t mean that it has to look cheap as well. It has a new polished stainless steel outer that makes it look extra nice and speaking funstion that actually says the names of the artists and songs. This is a no brainer. $100.

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When do you consider something as super? When it’s gone from being ordinary to extraordinary right? If that’s the case, then this Super USB Multi-charger is indeed, super. It’s a multi-plugged approach to charging your mobile phones or MP3 players through USB. From the 2 or 3.5 mm Nokia chargers, Sony PSP, Motorola V Series, micro USB, Samsung and Sony Ericsson Fast Port, and of course, the iPhone/iPod, everything is charged through one USB plug. There’s even a voltage booster for devices that need a higher than provided power from the USB. Except for the iPhone/iPod, data cannot be synced to the other devices and you cannot charge multiple devices at the same time. Not super in that category but the price sure is a winner for the amount of tips this charger has. $10.

We hate waking up to an alarm. They are noisy and annoying and absolutely the last thing that we want to hear as we are being woken from a sound sleep. That’s where the Philips Wake-Up Light comes in, which uses a light that gradually gets brighter to wake you up. If you don’t think that would work to actually wake you up, you can still use the iPod dock to do it with music, and the coolest feature, is that the light works in reverse at night time, gradually turning itself off to help you get to sleep easily. $200.

This is a perfect gadget organizer for your nightstand, especially if you have multiple gadgets that all need to charge at once. The charging dock features two iPod dock connectors, one mini USB, one micro USB, and two standard USB sockets, so no matter what your preferred device is, it can connect here. $90.