In all likelihood, you own a few Apple products. Twelve South had those people in mind when they came up with PlugBug. This handy little device enables you to plug in a couple of items simultaneously using your Macbook charger and the PlugBug attachment. This is cool because your iPhone or iPad can benefit from the maximum capability of a wall charge, as opposed to tethering a product to your computer, which gives a lesser charge.

Take a closer look after the jump.

Carbon Fiber Magic has produced a series of real carbon fiber vinyl add-ons for Apple products. “It greatly enhances usability by allowing your fingers to swipe with ease, and a new, refined level of precision – greatly enhancing every click and scroll.” Looks pretty cool too. The Trackpad, Mouse and Keyboard options are available now at Carbon Fiber Magic, with iPhone, MacBook and iPad versions coming soon.

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Today Apple released their new iOS 5 mobile operating system (for iPads and iPhones), featuring more than 200 new features. Among the most interesting upgraddes are – Notification Center, iMessage, Newsstand, Reminders, PC Free as well as improved functionality of the Camera, Safari and Photos. Siri is unfortunately not part of the update and is only available on the iPhone 4S.

You have to upgrade to iTunes 10.5 in order to get your new iOS 5 upgrade today.

Today the shocking news that Apple founder and CEO until very recently, Steve Jobs, had passed away. He has been battling cancer for many years, therefore this does not come as a big surprise to many, especially after he had stepped down as Apple CEO only a couple of months ago. We cannot think of another leader in technology that has touched our life’s the way Steve has.

“The world has lost a visionary. And there may be no greater tribute to Steve’s success than the fact that much of the world learned of his passing on a device he invented.” Barack Obama

You can share your thoughts, memories and condolences by emailing rememberingsteve@apple.com.

The most impressive feature of the new iPhone 4S is without a doubt Siri, the personal assistant that is all voice controlled. We know you are just as disappointed that no iPhone 5 has been announced, but we have to admit that we are starting to like the 4S, simply because pretty much everything except for the outer shell has been updated and improved. We are still not sure it justifies an upgrade, but Siri, which you can see in action in the video here above, is pretty amazing!

By now some of you must already have gotten over the disappointment of no iPhone 5 being announced at yesterday’s Apple event. Many actually say that the iPhone 4S, which was announced yesterday, is all about what it is inside, rather than outside. The phone certainly does come with some interesting performance updates and new features, which are always hard to describe in writing, so check out the video here above!

We gave you the run-down on the features of the new iPhone 4S in our previous post already. Here are now the official images of the new device, which looks exactly the same as the old iPhone 4, but is pretty much entirely new on the inside. Here are again the main updates to the phone.

• Dual Core A5 Chip
• 8 Megapixel Camera
• iOS 5 and iCloud
• Siri Voice Controler
• Longer Battery Life
• World Phone (GSM and CDMA compatible)

The iPhone 4S launched on October 14th, 2011. Detailed images follow after the jump.

Today Apple announced the release of the new iPhone 4S. Next to a faster processor, impressive graphical performance, the phone also features longer battery power, an intelligent new antenna, faster data up- and downloading and more. This is the first iPhone world phone, supporting both GSM and CDMA networks. The new camera comes equipped with 8 megapixel chip and promises much better pictures sharpness. Also the camera now features face detection, 1080p HD video recording and a better white balance. In other exciting news, you can now project your iPhone 4S screen onto a bigger screen, using AirPlay Mirroring – it works wired and wireless.

One of the most impressive features is for sure the ‘Siri’ voice recognition and command tool. You can simply ask what time it is anywhere in the world or what weather it will be tomorrow, and the phone will spit out the answer immediately. You can even make calendar appointments and reminders by voice with Siri, from the demo the tool is very impressive. You can search ask ‘Search Wikipedia for…’ and Siki will give you the answer. Anything from ‘Call Mom’, ‘Set appointment for 9pm’, ‘How Do I Get Home’, ‘Email George about the trip’, and much more will work with Siri.

In terms of design, the phone looks exactly like the current iPhone 4, will come in both black and white. Pre-orders for the phone start on October 7th and it will officially release on October 14th. There will be 16GB, 32GB and 64GB versions. October 14th will see a release in the US, Canada, Australia, UK, France, Germany and Japan, with the rest of the world following on October 28th.

It looks like Apple will be announcing their new iPhone 5 on October 4th, 2011. The invitations for the upcoming event have just gone out with the tagline ‘Let’s Talk iPhone’. We can certainly not wait to see it and will of course keep you in the loop.

Apple’s iPhone 5 has still yet to be announced and as we’re kept waiting on our toes, accessory makers have been posting upcoming cases for the highly anticipated handset. Case-Mate had published six different case designs for the new iPhone 5 on their website, that showed a radical new body. This image appears to show that the fifth-generation iPhone will have tapered edges and a slim profile, as well as an aluminium back, which jibes with earlier speculation on the handset. As the phone’s expected to be available in America in October, we’re not surprised to see leaks like this start to spill out across the web.