Lockitron is a recently launched service that allows users to lock their front door with a smart phone.

Today we have three hot accessories for the iPad 2 and one for the iPhone, plus a must have download of the day that will have you going retro.

Is the HyperShield Back iPad 2 cover worth $20? Find out here.

DODOcase has recently released an iPad 2 compatible case that is designed by Rex Ray - a San Francisco based fine artist. Currently, the case is available to purchase online for $89.95.

Despite the success of the iPad, many users dislike its built-in virtual keyboard. Now entrepreneur Cliff Thier believes he has found the perfect solution, aptly named, the iKeyboard.

Griffin and Threadless have teamed up to offer an awesome competition for artistic iPhone fans. The "Griffin iPhone 4 Case Design Challenge" is offering a variety of prizes - including $1000 in cash - for anyone who can design an impressive iPhone case.

Good news, aspiring digital musicians: “Rubberized drum sticks and guitar picks” – which are compatible with GarageBand - are now available to purchase. The products are selling under the name of “Pix & Stix” – a project brought to us by the guys behind The Wallee.

A new peripheral called RingBow has been announced. It's essentially a ring that attaches to the user's finger, and adds another control dimension to the iPad. Ringbow will allow you to quickly make selections without having to use the multi-touch screen.

Ferrari has launched a series of leather cases for both the iPhone and iPad. Currently, the cases – which start at $42.77 and form the “Italia Case Collection” – are available to purchase from the online Ferrari Store.

Apple’s Smart Covers are the perfect fit for the iPad 2. Unfortunately, they don't protect the backside of the iDevice. Now the folks at HyperShield have released their line of Back Covers for the iPad 2.

New Sky Products’ XGPS150 Bluetooth GPS Receiver can add full GPS to your Wi-Fi only iOS device. Currently, the accessory is available to purchase for $99.99.

Apple’s white iPhone 4 – which went on sale yesterday – was discovered to be slightly thicker than the black iPhone 4. Because of this, white iPhone 4 owners may have issues finding a snug case that fits their new handset perfectly.

iZettle is planning on releasing its own credit card reader in Sweden this June, which will provide Europeans with a reader that supports "smart cards" - chip enabled anti-fraud credit cards.

Later this year, Square will release a new iPhone credit card reader, which will feature improved security.

Visa Inc. has reportedly made an "unspecified investment" in Square. The investment was made in exchange for a seat on Square's board.

Could the iPhone be coming to T-Mobile sooner than later? We have a few hot accessories, plus a very luxurious app update for Pandora.

Walcom's Bamboo Stylus is an upcoming stylus for the iPad, which "delivers a high-end look [and the] feel of a real pen."

ThinkGeek's iCade gaming accessory offers up both a nostalgic look and play experience by providing 80's-era controls to the iPad's normally touchscreen only experience.

G-Form's iPad Extreme Sleeve, which you can pre-order now for $59.95, will protect your iPad 2 even if you drop a bowling ball on it. The accessory is compatible with both the original iPad and the iPad 2, and - besides being super sturdy - is also lightweight and waterproof.

Looking for a handy case for your iPad? Not only something that protects, but a product that can make your iPad use more comfortable and even secure. Today is your day to get your own Sleeve360 iPad case for nearly 60% off of the suggested retail price.

The Cosmonaut is an interesting stylus for your touch screen device, and it's currently in its Kickstarter phase of development. Currently, "backers" can pre-order their own Cosmonaut by donating absolutely anything to the Kickstarter project.

You might think that following the release of the new iPad dock, there would be an iPad 2 keyboard dock too. Unfortunately, that's not the case. In reply to a customer email, Phil Schiller, Apple Senior Vice President of Worldwide Product Marketing, has suggested that Apple won’t be making a Keyboard Dock for the iPad 2.