Here’s a useful accessory for your iPhone , the Ultra Portable 360 Degree Speaker.

This funky speaker will provide you with 360 degree sound and it can connect your your iPhone, iPod or MP3 player via the 3.5mm audio connector.

Here’s the specifications.

• Incredible Volume and Clarity: Clear & Distortion-Free sound.
• Integrates custom-designed front and back speakers for a 360-degree Sound field: Projects impressive sound in All directions
• Easily connects to iPhone2G/3G, Mobile Phones, iPod, MP3/MP4 Players, Laptops and other Audio devices.
• Long Battery Life: Play for up to 24 hours on 3 AAA batteries
• Integrated Cord Storage: Wrap-around design protects cord and connector
• ON/OFF Button and Battery Life indicator
• Protective Travel case
• 2.5 & 3.5 mm plug adaptor
• 360-degree Sound
• Diameter: 9cm
• Thickness: 5cm
• Support iPhone 3G,2G, iPod, Blackberry, Mobile phones & MP3/MP4 with 2.5 or 3.5mm audio plug.

The Ultra Portable 360 Degree Speaker is available for $54.90 from Brando.

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We recently managed to get our hands one one of the new iClooly aluminum stands for the iPhone 3G, so I thought it was about time to test it out and see how it works.

As iPhone stands go it’s pretty good, it certainly looked great on my desk, and is great if you want to watch a film at your desk.

It is finished in a nice brushed aluminum and has access to all the iPhone ports, plus a couple of buttons built in, one for volume and one for the on/off button.

It also comes with a headphone extender so that you can use any type of headphones with the stand, the version we tested was the 3G version, the fit seems a little tight for the 3G iPhone, and on a couple of occasions I did have a bit of trouble taking the iPhone out of the stand, it comes with a button on the back to release the iPhone.

The one thing that the iClooly iPhone stand is some sort of locking mechanism for the stand as it can be quite annoying if you are using it in portrait mode and trying to use the iPhone as it moves about a fair bit.

Overall if you are looking for an iPhone stand that will add a bit of style to your desk, and does a good job for watching movies then the iClooly is worth checking out.

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The latest game from Namco to hit the iPhone is an iPhone version of an old arcade classic called Time Crisis Strike.

Time Crisis was a popular shooting game that was available in arcades and then various consoles, I used to play it on my PlayStation many years ago with a light gun and it was one of the coolest games available at the time.

The iPhone version features 3 different modes, Arcade, one stage trial and Crisis mission, overall the game is pretty good and the gameplay is fun, you shoot your enemies by touching the screen and you reload by tilting or shaking your iPhone.

Overall its a fun game for the iPhone and if your a Time Crisis fan then you will love it.

Time Crisis Strike is now available from the iPhone App Store for $5.99, here’s the link.

Download Time Crisis Strike iPhone

via Gizmodo

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The latest iPhone battery pack is another from Mophie, this time in the form of an iPhone 3G case, the Mophie Juice pack Air.

The Mophie Juice Pack Air is a case for the 3G iPhone with a built in battery pack, and from the look of the photos it certainly looks a lot slimmer than the current Mophie Juice Pack.

The Mophie Juice Pack air will give you up to 270 hours of standby time, 4.5 hours of talk time on 3G or 9 hours on 2G, internet usage comes in a 4.5 hours on 3G and 5.4 hours in WiFi.

There is also up to 20 hours of audio playback and 6 hours of video playback, whilst these specifications are less than the current Mophie Juice Pack, it is a lot slimmer and more like an iPhone case rather than an add on battery extender.

The Mophie Juice Pack Air is available to pre-order for $79.95 from Mophie.

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We have seen a lot of things controlled by the iPhone, the latest one is a Fish Tank which is using an ioBridge module to control the lights, an underwater video camera and even a pirate chest.

Here’s a video of it in action.

This cool iPhone controlled fishtank is the work of Pete from WaveJam Technologies.

via Hacked Gadgets

Image Credit: Mr Gadget

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If your looking for something to protect your iPhone from getting scratched, but don’t want to use and iPhone case then check out these funky iPhone skins from the guys over at Urban Outfitters.

These cool iPhone skins come in a variety of designs, and each one measures 5″ wide by 5.5″ tall, and they are made from vinyl, here’s some more photos of some of the range available.

These fun iPhone Skins are available for $15 each from Urban Outfitters

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A new app has just been released that lets you crack your iPhone Apps and remove the coopy protection from them called Crackulous.

Crackulous works on Jailbroken iPhone’s through Cydia, here’s some details about the app from the developers.

“We at Hackulous have decided to open up the beta version of Crackulous for the entire community. If you haven’t already heard about Crackulous, it’s an amazing application dedicated to the iPhone community to cracking apps. Crackulous was first started by SaladFork, and now the application is being developed by Angel. We’ve decided to release Crackulous v.9 as an Open Beta, so anyone can try it out!”
Features:

* Full GUI version of xCrack! No Complications!
* Crack Applications from the App Store! Share them with the community!
* The ONLY Application of its kind!
* The most POWERFUL and EASIEST to use application!
* Crack multiple apps at one time!
* It’s free! Why would we charge?

Personally I can’t see Apple being to happy about this, they have pretty much left the iPhone Hackers alone until now, but with this app basically removing the copy protection from iPhone Apps, they might take notice of this one and do something about it.

Crackulous via Engadget

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The iPhone doesn’t produce the best photos, and it certainly doesn’t with my lacking photography skills, a company called Nevercenter has come to the rescue with a useful iPhone App called CameraBag that is designed to hide your limited photography skills.

CameraBag lets you add effect to your photos, which give them the impression that you are more skilled than you actually are, it comes with 7 different filters, all you need to do is import you picture into the App, add the desired effect and save your photo.

The CamerBag iPhone app is available for $2.99 for the full version or $0.99 for the Lite version, here’s the link to both apps in the iPhone App Store.

Nevercenter CamerBag iPhone Apps

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Here’s an interesting iPhone stand, the Wooden Hand iPhone Stand.

This custom iPhone stand is hand carved in the shape of a human hand, and it will work with your 2G and 3G iPhone.

If you want one, they are not cheap at $95 each, available from Etsy.

Geekologie via Foolish Gadgets

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Everyone knows how poor the battery life on the 3G iPhone is, the latest battery pack accessory for the iPhone is the MiLi Power Pack.

The MiLi Power Pack is compatible with the 2G and 3G iPhone, and is designed to charge your iPhone and give you extra battery life.

From the specs on the box, the MiLi Power Pack will give you up to 350 hours of standby time, up to 6 hours of talk time on 3G or 12 hours of talk time on 2G.

You will get an extra 6 hours of browsing on the Internet over 3G or up to 7 hours over WiFi, audio playback is up to an extra 28 hours and video is up to an extra 8 hours.

The MiLi Power Pack comes in a variety of colours, including blue, grey, green, white and orange, the design is pretty good, the iPhone slides nicely into the dock, and it also allows you to sync to iTunes whilst connected to your PC.

The dock is finished in a sleek black plastic, similar to that on the back of the 3G iPhone, and it has blue LEDS on the front which show the charge status.

It connects to your PC via mini USB, and it also has a USB out port which lets you charge any other gadget that can be charged via USB, which could come in handy.

I will be giving the MiLi power pack a good test over the next few days to see how it performs, so check back next week for part 2 of our review of the MiLi Power Pack.

The MiLi Power Pack is available for £44.99 (about $62) from Juice Pack.

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