[iriver via moveplayer]

[store via moveplayer]

Anyway, just treat this as a heads up that there’s a BlackBerry Bluetooth Watch in the offing, and cross your fingers and hope that it will be launched sooner than later.

[via crackberry]
Another pic after the break.

There’s a dongle you attach to the earphone jack where you can swipe the card, and the accompanying app then requires the user to enter the amount and signature of the payee. The receipt will then be emailed to the buyer while geotagging is used in recording each transaction. It sounds really interesting, but you should be aware, though, that there’s a surcharge to the service and it’s not yet commercially available as it is still currently in its early alpha testing stage at the moment. Nonetheless, this looks like a very promising accessory for those who love using their iPhone and have a mobile business to run as well.

[via engadget]

Likewise, considering that iPhone 3.0 now officially supports 3rd-party accessories, it’s not a far fetched idea anymore for the iJoyPad to be made available commercially without the need for overly technically hacks to be used. Couple that with the iPhone 3G S’ faster performance thanks to its new processor and doubled RAM, this latest iPhone is shaping up to be a very compelling gaming device.

[nowhereelse via engadget]

This credit card-size ultra slim power bank (USB Type), 5V, 1500mAh, is designed to provide high-quality, Power-On-The-Go, backup power for your iPhones, iPods, cell-phones & all devices with 5V or less. The iON features high-density li-ion rechargeable internal battery cell, built-in standard USB input for recharge, standard USB output (included), standard barrel connector (included), iPHONE/iPOD connector tip (included), soft carrying case (included) and power-level indicator. It meets strict FCC and CE certifications, RoHS, Lead-free, and Green Product (G.P).

[fsp via i4u]

My new headphones above won the 2009 Red Dot Award for Product Design. It’s design aesthtic is classic and it’s supposed to be very light–the nickel and titanium ear hooks are the slimmest you could possibly make them–and stays hands-free, unlike those other headphones that you have to keep holding and readjusting as you move your head. Not only that, from the “Neodymium magnet drivers with ultra-slim high performance diaphragms” to the “Superior thermoplastic elastomer coated cabling” that “resists tangling and significantly reduces contact noise when the cable brushes against your clothes,” it’s designed outside as well as inside to exceed its MSRP value of $199.99. Unlike Apple, Creative actually seems to care about good music.

Learn more about the Creative Aurvana Air headphones from the links below.

[creative via ubergizmo]

Remember the Pogo Stylus for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Someone has published a short but detailed review of it, and it seems like an iPhone accessory that actually adds more usability to the iPhone. Slippery Brick reviewer Shane McGlaun says that for some people an iPhone stylus is a must.

The problem is that my wife always wants to use her nails to work the capacitive touchscreen. Anyone who has used an iPhone knows that won’t work. Another big problem for users in cold environments is that you can’t work the iPhone with gloves on. Today we are going to look at the Pogo Stylus for the iPhone that will solve both of these problems. Read on for all the details on the Pogo Stylus for iPhone.

It’s only $14.99, and though it’s not the kind of stylus that paves the way for a proper handwriting recognition software in the iPhones (there’s finger-nail-powered one), since it simulates the contact of a finger tip on the iPhone and iPod Touch screen, it’s a must buy for iPhone users with long fingernails. It’s only 15 bucks, and for the price of a pizza and pint of beer  your iPhone-loving wife  can save her long fingernails. Available in several colors to match.

[read: slipperybrick]

These set of Manny Pacquiao wallpapers may seem a little old and have a little marketing slant in them, but they still look cool, and more importantly, are one of the few iPhone/iPod Touch ready wallpapers you can download for use on your Apple device. These Manny Pacquiao wallpapers were made by Nike Philippines to honor the Filipino boxer. Our source had resized them to make it easier to use on an iPhone. Simly right click them, and save them to your computer for later upload to your iPhone or iPod Touch. Safe to say, if you’re one of the many who just can’t get enough of the Pacman, these Manny Pacquiao iPhone wallpapers are highly recommended and will definitely pair up nicely with the Manny Pacquiao iPhone skin.

[via iphonespies]

Every Filipino is proud of Manny Pacquiao’s convincing victory over the British Hitman Ricky Hatton, and if you’re one of the millions of Filipinos across the globe who want to further show your nationalistic side, then why don’t you bling out your iPhone and other portable gadgets with some Jeepney skins? This set of skins follow in the same tradition as the local jeepneys found in Metro Manila where every vehicle is adorned with lavish decorations to make it stand out from the rest of the pack. Jeepney skins does the same thing with your iPhone and PMP, but with a little Filipino flare. They even have many Pacquiao skins in their collection as well. Average price of these skins are $15. So, if you want to give your aging iPhone, PSP, PMP or mobile phone a new look, then give Jeepney skins a try and be proud that you’re a Filipino.

[via music-skins]