Awesome Iphone

This nifty app lets you listen to your iTunes music collection on your Mac, iPhone or iPod Touch without interruption, fading out on one device and back in on the other – exactly where you left off.

Taking design cues from a simple toaster, Michael Kritzer’s Day Maker concept would charge two iPhones, popping them up when the alarm goes off in the morning. Needs more toast wallpaper.

Individual light paintings take a lot of time and effort to pull off. So a light painted music video is a real feat. Darcy Prendergast of Oh Yeah Wow spent 6 months making this video for All India Radio.

Black Design Associates combined the connectivity and usability of the iPhone 4 with the timeless design and quality of the Leica M9 to create an affordable high quality and high tech camera.

Just snap this gadget onto your iPhone 4 to grab 360º panoramic videos. Use the app or upload and share your surround-videos online. A $50 Kickstarter pledge gets you in on the first batch.

Designer Andrew Kim’s stand holds an iPad, iPhone, iPod, and even a stylus all in one compact unit. Made from laser-cut plywood, acrylic and birch, we’d love to see it made into a product.

(NSFW: Language) It’s a little juvenile lyrics-wise, but entertaining nonetheless: The Ghetto Sketch Warlock takes on an iPhone in an epic rap battle. Who will win, man or machine? (Thanks Bart!)

YouTube user BITcrash44 claims he has invented a pair of devices that, along with an iPhone 4, allow him to wirelessly send a video signal to any screen. It looks fake, but it’s fun to watch nonetheless.

Looking like a cross between an old gramophone and a vuvuzela, this plastic horn clips onto the bottom of your iPhone and amplifies the built-in speaker enough that you can hear it clearly.

This 2nd-gen laser pocket projector connects directly to your iPod Touch, iPad, or iPhone (and other gadgets), projecting 848×480 widescreen video up to 100″ diagonal in a dimly lit room.

Like most third-party batteries for the iPhone 4, the Eton Mobius also doubles as a case. But it has another trick up its sleeve – a monocrystal solar panel that can be used to recharge its battery.

Turn your iPhone 4 into a place to assemble your LEGOs with this clever case. It’s compatible with standard LEGO bricks, and guaranteed to add whimsy (and bulk) to your svelte smartphone.

The Satarii Star Accessory is a product with a sensor enabled motorized base that makes your mobile camera follow your every move while capturing video, eliminating the need for tripods.

Cobra’s high-tech radar detector integrates with your iPhone via Bluetooth, protecting you from speed cameras, speed traps, laser and radar guns. But you never exceed the speed limit, do you?

Starting Feb. 10, Verizon will be selling the iPhone 4, slightly modified to use their CDMA network. The 16GB model will cost $200, while the 32GB will cost $300; both require a new 2-yr contract.

The inventor of this iPhone-controlled beer robot deserves the next Nobel Prize. Not only does it let him check beer temp, he can choose a beer and fire a cold one across the room to himself.