The iPhone 3GS, Siri, and something called the Jawbone UP made news this week. Enjoy a review of the week that was.

Jawbone, the iDevice accessory provider, is gearing up for the launch of UP, a new wristband that works with your iPhone with a built-in accelerometer. The accessory, which will let users track daily activities on the go, could arrive very soon both online and at Apple Retail Stores worldwide, according to TechCrunch.

Twelve South, the third-party Mac accessory provider, recently released its newest product. The PlugBug lets you charge your MacBook and your iPhone/iPad at the same time.

Want a way to honor Steve Jobs and also make your iDevice look unique? Consider the $39.99 Remembering Steve Jobs glass back cover by iPhoneShopUSA.

ThinkGeek's Iris 9000 will allow you to interact with Siri from across the room, all while making sure your iPhone is charged whenever you need to head out.

Late yesterday, 9 To 5 Mac broke a pretty serious story that will affect anyone using a Smart Cover with an iPad 2. Apparently, this popular combination presents a significant security flaw.

We were able to take the iW500, a gravity-defying speedster, for a test drive and would like to share how much of this car's unique capability is truly eye-popping.

Earlier this week we suggested eight new cases for the iPhone 4S. Today, the first day the handset launches worldwide, we suggest six more. Take a look.

The iPhone 4S’s launch is just days away. For many, this doesn’t just mean buying a new iDevice. For some, finding the perfect case is just as important as buying the iDevice itself. With that in mind, we recommend the following iPhone 4S cases, each newly available.

Even though the iPhone 4S looks essentially the same as the current iPhone 4 model doesn’t mean current accessories and cases will work with Apple’s newest handset. In other words, you might actually have to buy a new case come Friday when the iPhone 4S arrives, according to iDownloadBlog.

Don’t you hate it when each of your 30 iPads are out of power or need synced? Yes, there is now an accessory for that, according to Engadget. Of course, it will cost you.

Own an iDevice and have money to blow? Perhaps you should check out the new Padzilla Interactive Case for the iPad and iPhone.

Introducing the iW500, a RC car that literally climbs to new heights.

We'd like to share a new offering by Brookstone, the Rover, a RC tank with some secret agent gadgets.

It's important to keep iPhones safe (especially the breakable iPhone 4), but the one issue with many iPhone cases is that they cover up that all-important Apple logo. However, iTattoo's new line of iPhone cases don't just display the Apple logo for all the world to see - they even make use of the logo, and incorporate it into the design etched onto the case itself.

NASA has released a number of free ringtones for iPhone and Android devices. The MP3 and M4R (iPhone 4) sound files are available now to download.

Yep, Angry Bird Halloween costumes are here. Go as Red Bird, Yellow Bird, Black Bird, or King Pig.

AyeGear is a coat like no other. While offering gentle, warming protection from the elements, this clever piece of apparel also allows users to carry their iOS devices (and other techno-gadgets) with them in any of the 18 carefully constructed pockets which feature throughout the jacket itself.

Long criticized for being too expensive, Apple’s line of Bumper cases for the iPhone 5 will likely be discontinued ahead of the iPhone 5 launch. This news, which isn't surprising seems to close the book on one of Apple's most controversial products, according to 9 To 5 Mac.