There are plenty to mix and match (more than a million combinations, actually) that you can choose from. The inset picture is that of what I have configured for my iPod Video 60GB. I choose the Bright Red Wrapz, the Copper Bandz and the Penny Screenz. It really looks cool on my iPod.

This triple protection iFrogz system is made of 100% polished silicone for superior quality and no lint pickup; and is extremely affordable at $31 (regular price) for the wrapz, bandz and screenz. Currently, iFrogz is offering the whole package at $24.

FreeSnap is the ultimate screen taking application. It beats both SnapzProX and Apple’s included application “Grab”, by a considerable margin.

Why is FreeSnap so good? The application has a great, simple interface, and is full of options to capture a perfect picture.

Some of your screenshot options available include full screen, selection, open window, and fixed location. Now we move onto the exciting options – You can now choose a scale for the image, this helps when you need the image to fit onto a certain web page, or you just want to save space and time when uploading.

It even has a timer feature. Therefore, you can set the timer and get the window exactly set into position for the snapshot; Stunning!

You can even set up handy keyboard shortcuts to take screenshots. Perfect if you need to quickly capture an image, and do not want to open an application up.

Some of the output options include file type, filename, and save destination. You can save the image as the following image types; JPG, JPEG, PNG, PSD, TIFF, PDF, BMP, TGA, SGI, and even more! The list goes on. There is even a compression option to take the file size down. That can be handy when sending to relatives and friends on a dial up connection.

This application is so popular in my opinion for the simplistic interface, with powerful features. Definitely worth a look!

Further – 800% increase over the standard coverage of WiFi 802.11g standard. This translate to a larger wireless coverage, better signal quality and fewer signal drops.

Faster – 600% increase in speed compared to the WiFi 802.11g standard. This means you can move files, share documents and play multiplayer games efficiently with other devices in the same network.

Of course, if you intend to benefit from the further and faster wireless connection, you will need a Pre-N Network Card which is available from Belkin too ($74.99). Even if you do not have a Pre-N card, do not fret; the Belkin Pre-N router is backward compatible with the current 802.11b/g standards.

In terms of security, the Belkin Pre-N router has WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access) capabilities which is in fact a stronger security compared to WEP (Wired Equivalency Privacy). Apart from that, it also supports Stateful Packet Inspection (SPI), Network Address Translation (NAT), Virtual Private Network (VPN) tunnel pass-through and a built-in Parental Control/Web Content Filter.

Just to give you an idea of how popular this product is; Belkin (at the time of this blog post) is temporarily out of stock due to overwhelming demand. The Pre-N router is available for a listed price of $159.99.

With 8GB of storage literally in my pocket, I can now travel with thousands of files, images, music or videos; transferring data at ease; the ultimate freedom of mobility.

Available at $149.99 from LaCie Store.

When I laid eyes on these IPEVO Skype Phone, I was captivated by the beauty, style and fashion statement it was making. Compared to the current Taiwanese brand that I use currently, the IPEVO Free-1 USB Skype Phone wins hands down. Fits perfectly into my bag too.

A quick rundown of the specifications:

• Size: 151mm x 38mm x 25mm
• Weighing in at 65g
• Programmable buttons to add to your convenience
• Use keypads to make SkypeOut calls or receive and control Skype conversations
• Volume control and mute function buil-in to the handset
• Does not require and onboard PC sound card
• 10 types of ringtones to choose from including silent
• Attached USB cable of 2.5m in length

Retailing at $34.99, the IPEVO Free-1 Skype Phone comes in Alpine White or Ultimate Black. Get both!

The Shure sound isolating earplugs were designed for this purpose. These earplugs delivers brilliant highs and extended bass enhancing your listening experience. Also known as ear-canal plugs, Shure’s earplugs blocks out background noise naturally enabling the listener to enjoy soft music or low volume even in a loud environment.

Since everyone’s ears are different, the earphones or earplugs (depending on the model) come with disposable foam sleeves, triple flange sleeves, three pairs of flex sleeves (small, medium, large), and three pairs of Soft Flex Sleeves (small, medium, large) to ensure the ideal personalized secure fit and comfort. The earphones can be packed into a compact carrying case to provide convenient and tangle-free storage.

The Shure sound isolating earplugs are retailed between $99 and $499.

Now, if you’ll excuse me, I’m going back to listening Paramore on these great earplugs.

At the top of the device, the mini USB port (Mac compatible) is present to allow battery charging. The battery is said to be good for up to six hours of talk time and more than 300 hours on standby mode. If you prefer, a car charger and a wall adapter can be bought separately. Charging takes up approximately 2 hours to complete.

The headset is virtually compatible with any device that supports Bluetooth headset profiles and is recommended for both Skype and iChat.

The Bluespoonâ„¢ AX retails at $99.00 and is available from Nextlink’s Webshop for $66.00.

So, how do we use this new mouse. From the looks of it, it seems like the same old one-button mouse. Apply pressure on the left hand side of the mouse and it will click (emulating a left-click) and vice versa. By default, left and right clicks perform the same action as Apple does not want to confused customers. 2 buttons down, 2 to go. At both sides of the Mighty Mouse, you will find that you are able to squeeze them. Squeezing the mouse will activate Exposé (by default) of which you can programme it to activate any other applications.

The final button is at the scroll. I wouldn’t call it a scroll but more like a ball (Apple calls it scroll ball). Depressing the scroll ball and you have your fourth button. We must commend the geniuses behind the scroll ball. Not only can the Mighty Mouse scroll upwards and downwards, it is also able to scroll sideways, diagonally and even perform a 360 degrees scrolling!!

Bear in mind that the Mighty Mouse was designed to work specifically with Mac OS X Tiger where the every mouse click can be programmed.

The Mighty Mouse’s MSRP is $49 and is available from Apple Store or Amazon.com.