T-Mobile has officially announced the new version of the T-Mobile Sidekick LX, which is in fact the long rumored Sidekick LX that we have previously reported on since the first spy shots emerged in January. The T-Mobile LX (2009) features all of the previously rumored specifications such as a 3.2 inch WVGA display (a first for an American wireless phone), microSDHC expansion slot, media player, integrated social networking, YouTube support via dedicated client, 3.2 megapixel camera with autofocus, flash and video recorder, GPS support via T-Mobile Navigator,...

AB Sutton, a luxury leather goods maker, has introduced its Apple iPhone Simple Slip case. The case is made from kidskin leather with dupioni silk interior lining. AB Sutton’s iPhone Simple Slip case is currently available in a large variety of colors and with a multitude of different silk linings. It is priced at $48(without a strap) or $68(with a strap).

iRiver has just announced an 8GB version of the iRiver Clix 2 player for release on July 11 in Korea. From what we’ve seen, it looks pretty cool.

Samsung’s YV-150 voice recorder features a hands-free microphone and phone adapter, proving its seriousness in recording. Its battery offers up to 66 hours of recording time courtesy of just a couple of AAA batteries. Just remember that the recording quality also affects the battery life. The Samsung YV-150 voice recorder is now available in the 1GB and 2GB capacities.

This extra-terrestrial looking contraption isn’t a member of the Decepticons, it’s the Shanling MC-30 iPod Dock. It’s more than meet’s the eye though because it’s not just an iPod docking station but also a Hi-Fi CD player, an AM/FM tuner, and a tube power amplifier which allows for 3 watts of power per channel. Now here’s the rub, it costs a whopping $1000 in American Currency. For a price like that, it should give instant sex appeal to a geek like you, but alas it doesn’t have extra-terrestrial powers.

If you want to control your Apple iPod while you’re on the run, you might need the Hangman from Neat Products. It is a uniquely designed Dock Connector accessory that securely attaches to the Apple iPod, and has a metal loop at the opposite end for attaching to a purse, belt loop, or backpack. Hangman is compatible with all Dock Connector iPods. It is currently available for $20.

The Nokia E52 ups the ante, with the addition of GPS, HSUPA, and a flash, and a front-facing camera (the e51 only had a camera at the back, and it didn’t have a flash). It includes other features you would expect in a business phone, like email capabilities, synchronization with Microsoft Outlook and ActiveSync, MicroSD expansion, Bluetooth, and a host of other features.