Griffin’s latest iPhone 3G case, Clarifi, provides additional use to a somewhat overlooked, yet can’t-live-with-out, feature of the industry’s fast growing smart phone: the 2 megapixel camera…

Sometimes you get a product to review mere days before the iPod it is designed for gets replaced. This was the case for us with Griffin’s $20 iClear for iPod Touch, which takes most of the same ideas from the previous iClear, but brings them to Apple’s touchscreen-equipped iPod…

iPod earbud cords are probably one of the most annoying things to deal with when using the device. Wrapping them around the iPod works pretty well, but then removing them can result in a tangled mess. Cases with built-in cable wraps are nice, but many don’t work with third-party products…

When Steve Jobs previewed the iPhone back in January 2007, the idea of a portable device with a touchscreen not including a stylus was new, scary, and unheard of. What if you still want/need one?

We’ve reviewed a number of Griffin products over the years, including the PowerJolt and the PowerBlock. With Apple not including an AC adapter with any iPods these days, this is often a necessary extra expense. Rather than get the small white box from everyone’s favorite fruit-themed computer company, Griffin offers a pair of power accessories for only $5 more.

SendStation’s PocketDocks were great for tapping into various capabilities of the iPod’s 30-pin Dock Connector port, but with the Fifth Generation iPod, video output was thrown into play. Because of that, SendStation created something new to give users the capabilities to hook up their iPod to a TV without needing Apple’s cables…