The Blackberry B100 Case is designed by Peter Herman, which will turn your Blackberry into a retro device.

“This Blackberry B100 case was inspired by – and is names after – the criminal mastermind from Dutch 80’s children’s show ‘ Bassie & Adriaan’. How’s that for nostalgia! Also inspired by IBM thinkpads and practically any 80’s mobile phone. It’s soo retro that it is contemporary again. Soo ugly that you will want one. Oh and the antenna may not be functional, it is retractable!”

Under concept.

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This doesn’t seemed to be what common civilians would really need, unless you do have a friend that really annoys you with his/her nonstop texting habit. Then this little ugly painting might just be what you really need in your living room.

Dub the Painting Cell Phone Jammer, this somewhat generic piece of so-called art does more than just sit there and increase your house’s luxury points by few. It also comes with frequency blockers, which allows you to block specific cell phone frequencies, either on full mode, or just for a moment. All this can be done with a niche remote, allowing you to be rather inconspicuous about things. At $150, this expensive and yet ugly piece of art works in an 80-metre radius. Finally you can be part of the Secret Service! Though I can assume other evil bosses will also love this ugly painting for some other reasons.

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Thanko Hands Free Bluetooth Watch is equipped with the Bluetooth technology to discretely ring when your phone rings and allows you to answer directly with your watch when your phone is in the jacket or bag. Available at 11,980 Yen ($128) a pop. More pictures after the break.

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Hey people check this out, I bought a new casing from IPmart for my 3GS, the chocolate casing. It looks fun when you use it in public, you will see a lot people looking at you when you talk on the phone. This chocolate case smells like the real chocolate (frankly, I don’t really like the smell you know those sweet smell). Beside making your iPhone like a chocolate bar, it allows your iPhone to stand horizontally for watching movie. I try it on the first gen iPhone, it works too. Just get it for fun, I got it for less than 10 bucks including the shipping. More pictures after the break.

The Universal Wrist Charger is a rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack with a mini-USB output and 1,500mAh capacity. This charger is available at ThinkGeek for $35. It comes with nine chargers – PSP, DSi, iPhone, both Nokia adapters etc. The charger will charge you device while use it. Get one, you might need one of this sometime during traveling.

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SanDisk is the number one who has started to ship the 32GB microSDHC memory card for phone.

“The 32GB SanDisk microSDHC card is available starting Tuesday, 3/23/10 on SanDisk.com U.S. and European e-commerce sites, with worldwide retail availability to follow next month.”

It can cost you about the price of a mid range phone, $199 with 5 years warranty.

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Aliph has released their lastest, smallest, lightest Bluetooth headset – named Aliph Jawbone Icon. It is available in six different designs and each were given name – they are The Thinker, The Rogue, The Hero, The Ace, The Catch and The Bombshell. These Bluetooth headsets come with improved NoiseAssassin, a simultaneous dual-phone linkage, and an onboard AudioApp, which will vocally broadcast battery level and caller ID. Aliph Jawbone Icon is available at $99.99.

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iZel is unique stand for your iPhone, iPod, BlackBerry, and Zune. View in landscape or portrait and can be adjusted to position your screen for your best viewing angle. The iZel is going to cost you around $24.95. More pictures after the break.

Samsung has announced the Samsung Corby (WEP490) Bluetooth headset. Equipped with noise reduction, echo cancellation and automatic volume control features and provides up to 6-hours of talk-time. The Samsung Corby Bluetooth headset will be available in Russia for around $45.

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Nokia charges got a little problem recently that’s why Nokia announced a recall program for the AC adapters. Those chargers were manufactured by a third party supplier. The company have determined that the plastic covers of the affected chargers could come loose and separate, exposing the charger’s internal components and potentially posing an electric shock hazard if certain internal components are touched while the charger is plugged into a live socket.

“The affected chargers are those manufactured by BYD between June 15, 2009 and August 9, 2009 and with the following model types
AC -3U
AC-3E
and those manufactured by BYD between April 13, 2009 and October 25, 2009 and with the following model type
AC-4U”

Thumbs up for Nokia. [More Info at Nokia]

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