Case-Mate Pop! For Samsung Galaxy Nexus

Rating: 7/10
Pros: offers great protection, stylish, unique hybrid design
Cons: no cutout for noise cancellation microphone, 3.5mm headphone jack is small and recessed, thick/bulky
Overall: The Case-Mate Pop is a revamp of the original case that has been made to fit Galaxy Nexus specifications. A hybrid style case, it offers good protection through the silicone layer and snug fit. It is however a thick case due to the materials used, some of the cutouts are missing or not aligned well, but the case is good nonetheless.

You can purchase this product from MobileFun or Case-Mate.

XePort 7010-0 Earphones

Rating: 10/10
Pros: Incredibly affordable. Amazing sound for 20 dollars Incredibly well built and looks really sleek.
Cons: None
Overall: This is, by far, the best value headphone at 20 dollars. You get fantastic build quality and sound that is heard at some headphones around 100 dollars. The sound for the price is absolutely phenomenal and as a result, merits the Editor’s Choice Award.

You can purchase this product from XePort.com for $19.95

A Tethering App Sneaks Its Way Into The App Store.

Apple is fairly quick about pulling these types of apps. So if you’re interested in tethering your phone, without paying your carrier’s fees, you should pony up the $1.99 for this app. As shown in the video above, getting tethering to work isn’t the most straight forward process but it works. If you’ve purchased this app please let us know if it works as described.

Available in the iTunes App Store

Macworld 2012: Rokform Exclusive

Macworld | iWorld 2012: Rockform shows off some of their new cases and accessories as well as a cool add on for the outdoor enthusiasts Rokform doesn’t stand on it’s past laurels, yet keeps on innovating which was evident from the continuous crowned at their Macworld booth.  Check out these products and the rest of the Rokform line at www.Rokform.com.

Macworld | iWorld 2012: Snap Cases

Macworld | iWorld 2012: Snap Cases are designed and delivered by a family run business, in fact, these guys find time for great customer service between their school schedules. Affordability and durability are intermingled in these cases. Check them out at www.SnapCases.com.

MacWorld | iWorld 2012: LandingZone

Macworld | iWorld 2012: The LandingZone is an all in one, effortless docking system for your Macbook Air like no other. Learn more about the LandingZone at their website www.LandingZone.net

MacWorld | iWorld 2012: Octa Whale Tail

Macworld | iWorld 2012: Hands on of the Octa Tablet Holder, works on most tablet style devices and is available directly from Octa for $59.95. Check out their website for more information.

MacWorld | iWorld 2012: iKeyboard

Macworld | iWorld 2012: iKeyboard not only separates the keys on your iPad but gives you tactile feedback.  These are available in either white or black directly from the iKeyboard website for $35.

Macworld 2012: Painter with No Brushes

Macworld | iWorld 2012: This really has nothing to do with tech, but this guy was creating fantastic art with nothing but his hands, paint, and a canvas. Check it out and leave a comment below on your thoughts.

Kickstarter: Koala from Dockem

Review of the pre-production Koala iPad Mounting system from Dockem. This unit is projected to retail for $19.99 but you can get yours for about half by supporting their Kickstarter Campaign. HURRY THERE IS ONLY A FEW DAYS LEFT!!!! The links to their website as well as their Kickstarter page are below:

Dockem
Koala Kickstarter Campaign