If you're a MacBook user and have been looking to expand your notebook's storage capacity, you probably feel out of luck. You either have to dish out couple of hundred dollars to buy the model with the larger drive or go for a DIY solution that most likely involves the warranty being voided.

But here's a nifty solution. The Nifty MiniDrives are an affordable way to expand the storage capacity of your MacBook Pro or MacBook Air by using its SD card slot. A microSD card is inserted into the Nifty MiniDrive, which is then placed in the SD card slot. While an SD card would stick out from the MacBook, the Nifty MiniDrive is designed to sit flush, becoming a semi-permanent feature of the computer.

Note that it can support microSD cards up to 2TB, although 64GB is the largest capacity currently available on the market.

Wake up to your iPhone as it pops out of its tray with Day Maker. This toaster-style alarm hub and iPhone charger will pop your phone when it's time to rise and if you're not quite ready, snooze by pushing it back in its tray. A very unique and pleasant concept by Habitco that should put a little smile in your day.

Help make it happen by funding this project. For $100, early birds will get a Day Maker in their choice of White, Black, Red, or Gray. (It will retail around $180.)

The current model can hold up to 2 devices (iPhone 4/4S or iPod Touch 3rd/4th) but a single-iDevice version of Day Maker will be made if their Kickstarter project's funding reaches $385,000.

Big Big Pixel brings back old memories with their 8-bit Apple accessories. For $24.95, you can get a white, black or pink iPhone 4/4S 8-bit silicone bumper.

They also offer iPad and Macbook Air 8-bit sleeves made from premium synthetic leather with matte finishing and soft fibre interior (show below).

Prices are as follows:
$30.95 - iPad
$33.95 - MacBook Air 11"
$37.95 - MacBook Air 13"

Compatible with both the iPhone 4 and 4S, the Olloclip easily connects to the corner of your phone and aligns automatically. It features 3 lens options. The fisheye that captures a nearly 180 degree field-of-view. The wide-angle lens that approximately doubles the usual field of view of the iPhone and the macro lens that applies roughly a 10X multiplier and allows you to focus the iPhone within 12-15mm of the subject.

The Olloclip in action:

As you may have guessed, the iBamboo speaker is a natural speaker simply made of bamboo. There are no electrical components and operates by simply amplifying the sound of the iPhone's built-in speakers. This stylish eco-friendly speaker is unique because of the natural aspect of the bamboo. iBamboo is made for the iPhone 4 and 4S only.

Galileo opens up endless possibilities by allowing you to precisely position your iPhone or iPod Touch remotely. It can be oriented in any imaginable position and reacts at a speed up to 200° per second. Needless to say, it gives you absolute control. It can be mounted on many tripods and used anywhere thanks to its rechargeable lithium polymer battery. When plugged, it also acts as a charging station for your device.

Use Galileo as a controlled baby monitoring system, to take perfect panoramic or dynamic time-lapse videos and during video chat to follow the person and keep the conversation going!



Oh and if you help fund the Galileo project, it could be yours for $85 (until April 21, 2012).