Elecom has a new wireless headphone for your iPod. It’s called the Actrial wireless headphone, and you should probably consider it if you want to show off to the rest of the world that you’re on of the 70-percent iPod users in this world. It’s wireless, Bluetooth-less ear muffs designed for your little evil iPod. The company mentioned that only the latest iPod shuffle is ‘officially’ supported, but don’t whine or brag if you can fit in your older iPods, though we can suggest some duct tapes for your ear, and a mask for your face. ¥4,200 for this ‘wireless’ neckband headphone, and you can probably find it only in Japan.

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And you though the flood of iPad accessories into the market would stop, nope it’s quite impossible. Altec Lansing has once again ventured into this lucrative market with their new Octiv Stage docking speaker system for the Apple iPad. Of course, it also supports the iPhone and iPod from Apple to provide you with a complete system support since most people who owns an iPad will most probably own both the latter devices too. The Octiv Stage is actually the first product from Altec Lansing designed to support the iPad and showcase its unique capabilities for entertainment. Read more…

And CEO Steve Jobs got a blow. That’s how he described it. “Blown away!” Apple’s overpriced yet wildly popular gadgets and computers has propelled the company to a whole new all=time sales record of $20 billion as Apple announced its fourth-quarter results on Monday. But Apple CEO Steve Jobs promised more magic to come: “We still have a few surprises left for the remainder of this calendar year.” Read more…

Back in August Chilean officials confirmed that the 33 trapped miners had been given PSPs to help pass the time until they could be rescued. Now it seems they’re still getting free gadgetry after their rescue. Funny that everyone’s trying to grab this as a great marketing chance. Read more…

Alright, here we go again. For those adventurous, Apple has released the beta 3 for their upcoming iOS 4.2 for developers. Alongside this release, iTunes 10.1 beta 2 is also tagging along.

From the folks that turned your iPod nano 5G into an underwater camera. Now there’s a new armband for your diving activity, and it’ll go well with your Apple toy. H2O Audio’s Amphibx Grip is specifically designed to keep your new iPod nano and iPod shuffle shielded from the harmful, oftentimes fatal effects of liquid, promising a “100 percent watertight and secure seal that provides waterproofing up to 12 feet,” and that includes full touchscreen and button operation. $60 and they’re yours. And well, the odd thing about this is that the waterproof earbuds does not come with the package. But the company will be more than happy to sell them to you for a price. Funny, right?

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Denon showed off their new lineup during last week’s CEDIA show, and among them stands one RCD-N7, which is able to play along with Apple’s latest AirPlay technology. The $599 unit coupled with a pair of $199 SC-N7 speakers features an iPhone dock (or USB jack) for local music sourcing. Otherwise, it’ll stream audio from the likes of Rhapsody, Napster, Pandora and Last.fm. There’s even a Party Mode Plus setting for a five-system multi-zone setup scattered throughout the home, all managed by Denon’s new iPod / iPhone / iPad Remote App. Look for it to hit shelves in October. One sad thing is, if you are an Apple fan and wants it to play along with AirPlay, you’ll need to fork out additional $49.

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There are just too many apps in your iPhone or iPod Touch or iPad that you do not know which you want to play with? Well Google has a great app for you. Let’s explore the undersea! No, you can’t have a look at Nemo with this new Google Earth 3.2 for iOS, but you can now explore underwater landscapes and terrain, or have a look at the world’s deepest point, the Mariana Trench. Google says you can ‘simply look around’ by just swiping the multitouch screen with your two fingers. Read more…

iHome seemed to be very happy to get in first into the AirPlay bandwagon with their latest speaker. However, they seemed reluctant to share even a single info about it. All we know is that it’ll have a rechargeable battery and be available for the holidays. Doesn’t look much like a speaker thought, more like a Peci.