The BungeeAir wireless tether and case for iPhone combines hardware and software to protect your iPhone 4 against loss or theft.  It's comprised of a downloadable software application and a small remote fob, which can be attached to a key chain or carried in a pocket. The two components maintain an active wireless connection. Stretching the connection to its limit triggers an audible alert from the fob, and instantly activates password protection to secure the iPhone and prevent access to data or content. The BungeeAir fob, powered by two coin size batteries, has a battery life of up to six months, making the solution simple, effective and low maintenance.

With the power of two-way communications between the fob and installed software, the BungeeAir can also be used to locate a missing iPhone using the fob with a convenient "find me" feature. The case comes in two versions – one called "Power" and the other "Protect." Power has all the features of Protect along with a  1500mAh battery built-in to give your iPhone extra talk time.

Moving on to the iPad, let's look at some stands and mounts from Belkin. These allow your tablet computer to lend a helping hand in the kitchen, while protecting it from spilled milk or other food messes. There's a Chef Stand which props up the  tablet computer turning it into a cookbook. The included stylus lets you scroll through recipes without  getting your iPad dirty. The Belkin Fridge Mount makes it easy for an iPad to become a place to note down a grocery list or display an interactive calendar. Maximum-strength 3M Command Strips snap the iPad firmly in place and attach securely to the fridge without damaging surfaces when removed. There's also a Kitchen Cabinet Mount created to help free up valuable counter space, while keeping your iPad in view. It's easy to install, with no tools needed. To be honest, all of these mounts cold be used with any seven to ten inch tablet computer, not just an iPad.

Next, let's consider some storage options for Apple Macintosh  Computers. The mDock is the first docking station and backup solution for the MacBook Pro. This can be a great time saver as it eliminates the repetitive plugging and unplugging of devices typically attached to a MacBook Pro and also reduces desktop cable clutter. While docked, mDock’s 500GB or 1TB built-in hard drive backs up the MacBook Pro system drive via Time Machine. mDock also features convenient front facing USB and headphone ports. It becomes available in November.

The final piece of kit to show today is really for those who use their Mac for creative professional audio/video work. G-Technology by Hitachi has created the G-RAID, an 8TB dual-drive external hard disk drive (HDD). This portable storage monster is made up of  two 4TB drives in an aluminum enclosure. It's configured for OS X and has a Thunderbolt port which offers incredible transfer speeds of up to 10 Gbps. Connected to an Apple MacBook Pro, the G-RAID solution creates a portable editing workstation to take anywhere. 

— MYBI