How many times do you see *gorgeous* iPads covered in smudgey fingerprints! Yuk! Monster CleanTouch solution now puts a stop to that as not only does it remove the mucky paw prints from  your iPad/iPhone/iPod, it also leaves a special microthin coating that is fingerprint proof for up to an hour and a half.

You get a pack of CleanTouch cloths as well as a carry-on friendly 20ml bottle, a microfiber cloth and a carrying pouch that you can slip your iPod Touch/ iPhone into. The Microfiber cloth also features special antimicrobial protection to help reduce the spread of germs and bacteria.

The Monster Cleantouch is a must-have for any tech-loving (clean freak) Apple fanatic.

The Wallee is a shiny, seamless and very simple wall mounting with a hard protective case system made specifically for your iPad. It was developed by a small group of iPad fanatics who had uncontrollable urges to hang their iPad’s eveywhere - yup they’re that kind of crazy.

It is basically comprised of two main parts; the hard protective shell, which also acts as a case when not docked and the wall plate. A simple turn and click and your iPad is locked into position with the X shaped locking mechanism, another turn and click and it is released together with its hard protective shell.

So we are talking hanging it on your kitchen back-splash to follow recipes, at the foot of the bath for movie watching, on the wall to display pictures of family and friends, the list goes on and on and on. It’s all very easy to do, comes in a variety of colours and is available around $50 AU.

For more details check out www.thewallee.com

OK, so i AM a gir geek but I also *heart* shopping so there is always room in my life for just one more teeny weeny gadget.  Check out what I’m lusting after this summer with my top August must haves…and of course my birthday is just round the corner so a girls gotta have a wish list!

Samsung PL90 digicam with a USB arm is a no brainer!!!

Lov-ing this new camera as it’s so easy to use with it’s handy USB connector just like my trusty Flip. Its a 12.2 MP camera and comes with its own auto-install software making it really easy to upload or share your summer snaps. The USB arm also acts as a charger too. It even comes with a Beauty Function, which adjusts brightness, face tone and reduces facial flaws - now that can only be a good thing!

If you wear a bra, or know someone who does, you need The RacktrapTM

The Racktrap^TM is an undetectable one-size-fits-all personal bra pocket that holds everyday essentials including your license, cash and credit cards conveniently in your bra! Great for travelling to keep your things safe when you’re on the go.  It is designed to fit comfortably in any size or style bra and dare I say it - the latest one is even sweatproof!

Funky iPad case for your travels

These iPad jackets by M-Edge are cute and colourful and perfect for summer. Made from durable canvas they are light-weight and compact so won’t weigh down your adorable Hindmarch. The jacket opens like a book and is available in a variety of brilliant hues! Also has an elastic strap to keep the front cover on when you’re not using your iPad.

 At a Glance

· Personalised travel checklist for all destinations worldwide

· Expert advice on compulsory and recommended vaccinations

· Emergency telephone numbers for destination country

· Ability to save all essential contact details for travel

· Currency converter

· Local information on events, weather and time difference

· Advice on correct travel insurance policies to take out

· Ability to purchase insurance policies via In-App purchase

 Want to know more? 

The Europ Assistance Group has launched TripOrganizer, a simple and practical iPhone application enabling users to prepare for their travels in the knowledge that are receiving expert advice and invaluable information on their destination and the necessary preparations to ensure their trip is a success.

The traveller, after entering their nationality, country of residence and destination, is given a personalised checklist including details of all of the compulsory and recommended vaccinations, essential official documents needed for travel (such as visas and an up-to-date passport), details of the ideal medical supplies to take along in order to deal with any incidents during the journey, and insurance to be taken out before setting off.

The app also makes it possible to locate the nearest vaccination centre on a map thanks to the application’s geolocation features, and to store travel information (such as passport numbers and hotel contact details, etc).

The TripOrganizer features a progress bar at the bottom of the screen which continuously displays the state of progress with preparations for the trip and the formalities to be completed before the departure date.

 In the event that a NetGlobers member needs to take out an insurance policy (covering emergency assistance, loss of luggage or trip cancellations for example), they can sign up for the insurance they need right away using their iPhone and credit card (In-App purchase) or via an operator using the “click-to-call” button.

It enables anyone travelling abroad to have a range of useful resources right there in their pocket including emergency telephone numbers for the destination country, a currency converter and a conversation guide. These can be accessed without a network connection to avoid roaming charges.  It also supplies all the useful information travellers need about local events during their stay, in addition to updates on weather conditions and local time in their destination country. 

Designed for the iPhone and iPod Touch it can be downloaded from the Apple Store or directly from http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/trip-organizer-lite/id367809498.

With the launch Apple’s iTablet just around the corner, the team at www.VoucherCodes.co.uk have conducted a survey of 3,000 people to find out what UK consumers are really expecting from the device.  Mmmmm some interesting results and last minute insight into consumer expectations, including how much people are willing to pay and what the most significant features will be.

So will Steve Jobs deliver what the British public are hoping for. What do you think, would you go out and buy one?

The key findings are as follows:

Do People Want It?

54% in total would consider buying an Apple iTablet
25% would buy it at the right price
8% would buy it with the right features
14% will wait for Apple to iron out any bugs
2% would buy it immediately
40% see no use for or have no interest in it

What Would People Pay?

46% of British consumers would only be prepared to spend £250 on the Apple iTablet
25% would pay £500
21% would pay less than £100

What Do People Most Want It To Do?

Web browser
Download and read books, magazines and newspapers on the go
Download and view movies on a high resolution screen
Download, manage and play music
Writing slate that converts handwriting to text

What Do People Want to Read on the Apple iTablet?

Books (54%)
Newspapers (48%)
Work or Study Documents (26%)
Blogs (20%)
Adult material (7%)

What Would People Pay for a Weekly Newspaper Subscription on the iTablet?

Nothing (Free) (35%)
Less than £1 (17%)
£1 (12%)
£2 (16%)
£3 (5%)
Gaming
49% of British shoppers would prefer an Apple iTablet to a Nintendo DS or a Sony PSP if it could play games.

Most Popular Names for the Apple iTablet

iTablet (27%)
iPad (25%)
iSlate (12%)

Least Popular Names for the Apple iTablet

iBrick (1.43%)
iChunk (1.87%)
iSlab (2.13%)