Featured comment by Longfellow:
"Shame, I liked their stuff. And Philips earphones are the only ones that don't make my ears sore, hopefully the new buyer will keep producing them th..." More »
Embraced by cash-strapped uni students and young professionals struggling to scratch a living out of this cruel world, Ramen noodles have gotten a bad rap as being a depressing last resort option for a cheap and lonely meal. But that reputation could easily be undone with this brilliant Anti-loneliness bowl that makes it easy to surf or have a FaceTime conversation while you enjoy your noodles. Read More >>
We get it. You love your iPhone 5 so much that you're willing shrug off the money you lost on the two-year-old, 30-pin speaker dock that's now obsolete. You're ready to invest in an 8-pin dock because Apple wouldn't dare change its proprietary standard again. Right? RIGHT? Don't worry, this burly burnt orange speaker dock for Apple's Lightning iOS devices will disappear your cash in a flash. Read More >>
Though cleverly named the IRIS 9000 to dodge any legal trouble with MGM, 2001: A Space Odyssey fans should have no trouble recognising this HAL 9000 doppleganger that's designed to make using Siri feel a little more sci-fi. But whatever you do, don't ask it to lie or conceal the truth. Read More >>
Apple doesn't make a standup dock for the iPhone 5, which sucks. Normally we'd turn to our friends in China to do what Apple can't (or won't), but in this case, no: purported Lightning docks are complete broken fakery. Read More >>
Featured comment by Vedder:
"I'd be happy just to find a decent charge 'n' sync dock for the old 30-pin. Nothing but cheap and nasty crap out there. Have had two; first stopped ..." More »
If you need a new thing to put your iPhone in and have a budget of £900 to do so, the £899 Marantz Consolette just squeezes in on budget. It's so posh that even the back of the thing is made from walnut. Read More >>
Featured comment by Ross:
"Indeed, I'm still rocking a 4S but if I was crazy enough to be dropping a grand on a dock I'd want it to be a bit more futureproof.
WhatHifi report..." More »
Apple's just been awarded a universal wireless dock patent that allows an adapter to be slapped onto the bottom of an iPhone or iPad, which then wirelessly links up to a docking-type device. Who needs crappy wires? Read More >>
You love listening to beats that shake your cranium, so why not take it a stage further and pipe your music through a pumping skull? Meet Jean Michel Jarre's latest creation, the Aeroskull -- just slap your iPhone right in the top. Read More >>
Pushing the limits of what can be considered an iPod/iPhone dock, Philips' FWP3200D is like an all-in-one DJ stage show with a pair of 5.25-inch subwoofers that glow and pulse to your music—and a set of digital turntables letting you mix and scratch your beats. Read More >>
The iPad may be known for its sleek design, but that doesn't mean you can't shake things up a bit with a super gaudy, overly detailed dock. Read More >>
What little sleep we actually get these days should ideally be as distraction-free as possible. And that's what inspired Douglas Wood to design the 夜間night* charging dock that not only hides your iPhone inside, but also annoys you whenever a notification pops up—encouraging you to just turn it off. Read More >>
Featured comment by Playmobil:
"Am I the only one that doesn't really understand this? You put your phone in this dock when you go to bed, so if it goes off, instead of making a nois..." More »
Redditor GreenLeavesDryHeaves needed somewhere to put his iPhone. What he had was a lot of LEGOs and creativity. One "lazy" weekend was all he needed to create this crystal-powered, minifig-operated work of art. Read More >>
Yet another device that smartphones, like the iPhone, have made obsolete are alarm clocks. The only minor issue being that you need some way to prop them up to check the time, and Bracketron's MetalDock does exactly that, with style. Read More >>
Because they seemingly outnumber the stars in the sky, speaker docks for iOS devices are rarely worth a second glance. But Jarre's new AeroPad Two dock manages to do the near-impossible with a beautiful design that almost makes it feel like docking your iPad will muck it up. Read More >>
Featured comment by posh_somme:
"it's obviously not just sound you're looking for if you buy this, it's part of your house so you want it to look nice too." More »
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