The AluCup from Just Mobile is another inventive product from a company that provides convenience for the users of Apple’s many iOS devices. In this case, it is a small holder that works in different ways with all the iPhones, iPod touches and iPads.

Need to tone up? You're in luck. Vern Seward points out three free apps that should help in this week's Free on iTunes. FitStar, Tabata+ Lite, and Sleep Studio.

X-Doria’s Dash Folio case for the iPad mini is a nice, modest case for everyday use. It protects your mini, looks good, is easy to use and is reasonably priced. It does everything a basic case should do.

You have lots to do each day, and that's what lists and To Do apps are for.  But when you get that brilliant bolt from the blue, or two, it needs a special place to hibernate while you fill in the details.  Vesper does that with grace, focus, and simplicity.

Like to text? Vern Seward point out 3 iOS apps that just might enhance your texting experience in this week's Free On iTunes. MessagEase, Fleksy, and Glyph-O-Rama.

Dave Hamilton, TMO's resident Sonos addict, recently had the opportunity to put the new Sonos PLAYBAR through its paces. There's a lot of cool technology baked into this thing that Sonos has, again, made very easy to use. Read more to find out just what Dave thought about it.

You have one of the fabulous olloclip lens kits for the iPhone that provides add-on fisheye, wide angle and macro lenses. But you have to remove your current case to use the lenses. That's a real pain. olloclip has solved that problem by launching its own iPhone case with a top section that flips out of the way. And it still protects your iPhone nicely.

Gripcase USA has created a case for the iPad 2nd, 3rd, and 4th generation and for the iPad mini that protects those valuable tools while allowing people with all abilities to use them.

Wanna be a star, or would you rather just stalk one? Vern Seward points you to Hang W/ so you can do either with ease in this week's Free on iTunes.

The wireless Outlet Speaker from bēm plugs into any electrical outlet and allows the user to Bluetooth pair and control music from any iDevice. However, there are some issues. Nancy Gravley has the details.