Incipio comes out designing the cool looking leather case that fits iPhone exactly in. The case looks very lucrative and the neat size that makes you to carry in it in style and secure your iPhone including other stuffs like your credit cards.

Unlike other cases, Incipio has sum up to make it more unique and safety for your iPhones when not in use. There is a small note book in left side of the case. It reminds me of school days how I always carry such note book incase I need to write down something in hurry. The flip case with magnetic flip has slots for keeping your credit cards and some cash as well. You can also put a pen, visiting cards and other stuffs making it as kind of wallet that takes your iPhone in.

Not really a ground breaking or even a gadget but I felt since I was talking on iPhone all this week and I thought this neat looking case could hold a stylish and protects your iPhone with extra space for other things. You can choose options with red, brown/tan, black and the combination of pink and white, whatever suits your preference and taste.

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One of the most iconic phones of the straitlaced business world is finally getting a splash of color. Verizon announced on Friday that it now offers the BlackBerry Curve 8330 smartphone in pink. Although BlackBerry first broke out of its traditional black and silver color schemed with the introduction of a pink Pearl back in January, the migration of the color to other handsets seems to be move to widen their appeal to non-business users. Verizon is pushing both the pink Curve

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A look at BlackBerry website shows a new offering. The BlackBerry Bold. A slick looking new smartphone. Information on their site is sketchy I did find some information on it. "Featuring a sleek black exterior with satin chrome bezel and leather-like backplate, the iPhone-esque quad-band EDGE and tri-band HSDPA smartphone features GPS and Wi-Fi, a half-VGA (480 x 320 resolution) color LCD, and the usual Blackberry email/web functions and QWERTY keyboard. The Bold is powered by a 624 MHz mobile processor and also features 1GB of on-board storage (as well as a microSD/SDHC memory card slot), Bluetooth 2.0, and a 2-megapixel camera with video recording capability, built-in flash and 5x digital zoom."

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If you are looking for a PDA that is as tough as it gets then the Datalogic Pegaso Rugged PDA may be just for you. The Pegaso can withstand five foot drops and offers a full VGA display, integrated barcode scanner, wireless local area networking, and optional dock. The Pegaso is designed for retail uses such as inventory control and pricing and has a barcode scanner which is also available with an optional magnetic stripe reader (MSR).  Features and specifications listed by Datalogic for the Pegaso include a Marvell  PXA270 processor clocked at 520MHz, and a 3.6 inch screen, operable in VGA or QVGA resolutions. As far as size, it's dimensions are 6.9 x 3.2 x 1.9 inches and it only weights 16.9 ounces.

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