When I travel with my family on road trips, we tend to take a lot of electronics. My wife can’t stay off Facebook very long and when she gets to texting, the battery doesn’t last long. The Power Station Traveler is a cool gadget charger for the car perfect for those road trips.

The thing is a carry bag with spots and grips for three devices. You plug the device chargers into the case and then connect one DC cord to the car power adapter. The case has a strap that keeps it in place when you drive.

Qualcomm has been the company behind MediaFlow, which is the company behind the streaming TV services here in the US since the launch on Verizon and AT&T. Qualcomm’s chairman has been talking up the future of MediaFLO on other devices and the firm has its sights set on the iPad.

Qualcomm has said that MediaFLO programming will be coming to the iPad via a hardware and software combination. The combo will be an app for viewing programming on the iPad with a hardware device for shooting that programming out over WiFi.

Looks like Samsung is getting into the tablet action as well. The company’s official South African Twitter account has revealed a picture of a Samsung tablet, called the Samsung Galaxy Tab, sitting next to the Samsung Galaxy S. We don’t have any details to go with the pic, but it’s running Android 2.1 with the latest TouchWiz interface, offering a 7-inch display, 3.5mm headphone jack and a front-facing camera.

There seems to be a “Phone” icon sitting at the left bottom corner of the Samsung Galaxy Tab’s display, which is interesting. Rumors say that Samsung is working on three Android tablets that are to be launched this year, the first being this 7-inch model, followed by an 8-inch device in October, and a 10-inch device in December.

Concept phones are cool, but not always practical. Check out the Flutter. It was an entrant for LG’s recent Design the Future contest. The design didn’t win, but it did snag the Prop Master’s Choice Award. When the phone is closed, the Flutter has a nice sleek design with only the keypad showing.

And when the phone is opened, it reveals a display that fans out, with a user interface that looks like the one on Apple’s iPhone. Pretty cool.

If you got the Kindle 2.5 firmware update, consider yourself lucky. Amazon has announced that it’s pushing back the update for everyone else. They need to make some “small adjustments” based on user feedback.

We have no idea what those adjustments are and Amazon isn’t offering a new date for the update. So we will know whenever they see fit to tell us. All we know is that they will be rolling out to “more users over the coming weeks.”

iRiver has just announced two new lines of cheap and colorful PMPs. First there’s the T8 Candy Bar which boasts a classic USB stick design, and is available in eight colors. They feature 4GB of storage and a battery life of up to 17 hours.

Then there’s the more interesting S100, which comes in 4GB and 8GB capacities, with a 2.83-inch, 240 x 320 resolution color display, FM Radio, microSD slot, and 720p video playback. Both the T8 and the S100 are available in Korea only right now.

iWave’s new Disk Speaker is pretty colorful for a small speaker. It sports a round design and is a perfect fit the iPod Nano 4G and 3G. Best of all it’s portable.

The speakers are available with colorful designs printed on the speaker. Nothing on price yet though. One thing is for sure, you can’t say that the designs are boring. Looks like there’s something for everyone.

If mobile TV is your thing, the Innocomm Shark Android 3.5G packs a 3.2 inch touchscreen, along with some other nice features, like for instance mobile TV. The Shark features a capacitive touch on that screen and has an 8 megapixel camera, 3.5G connectivity, Wi-fi support and analog TV.

Sounds like a nice entertainment-based smartphone to us. It’s Android and even has a provision for recording TV grabs. Nothing on price yet, but we’ll keep you posted when we find out.

DeLorme’s Earthmate PN-60w with SPOT Satellite Communicator is set to hit retail shelves as soon as next month in the US, although we don’t have an exact date. The Earthmate PN-60w is the first handheld GPS in the world that allows for Type & Send text messaging via satellite.

It will connect wirelessly with the SPOT Satellite Communicator, where all messages composed on the PN-60w’s internal keyboard will be relayed via satellite for delivery using SPOT technology. Nothing on price yet, but it sounds like the ultimate texting tool for rich kids.

For those who want to grill on the go, the RUB Chopper is a one of a kind chopper with a working smoker on the side. This beauty is from who else? The folks over at Orange County Choppers.

It’s for chillin’ and grillin’. Ride a little, stop to turn the meat. Ride a little more and find some place to sit and eat. Now that’s a grill I can get behind. Or in this case, on. You just wanna be careful not to burn yourself accidentally while on the open road.

A perfect cup of coffee can really get you going. But in an office setting, you can’t really make the perfect cup of coffee. That’s where this new coffee maker comes in handy. The Xelsis Digital ID from Saeco can remember your preferences and make coffee taylored to you.

It uses your scanned fingerprints to do it. Some features include timer programming, automatic descaling and machine self-cleaning. Of course a coffee machine that uses your fingerprint isn’t cheap. It will cost you $2,500.

Console docking stations are usually ugly and cheap, but this one actually looks decent. Even stylish. It even swivels. This dock will hold either the original PS3 or the PS3 Slim. It holds the console and charges two controllers at once while giving you four extra USB ports.

Sure, it takes up more space then just laying your console down, but if you love your console, why not display it as if in a museum? Maybe shine some light down on it while you’re at it. It will cost you about $100 in the UK right now.

The folks over at BGR claim that Verizon Wireless is currently testing the iPad’s compatibility with their CDMA network, along with a 4G model. An iPad on Verizon? That would make many of us happy.

The news comes on the heels of AT&T’s new pricing model, which is not good for data-heavy iPad owners. You might remember that AT&T had a five-year exclusivity agreement for the iPhone. There’s no indication that a similar deal was reached at the iPad’s launch, so this is very possible.

Do you have an advanced degree in parapsychology? Do you see spooks, ghosts, ghouls and specters in your home? Walls bleeding ectoplasm? If you have all of these things, but can’t afford a real proton pack, then check out this Proton Pack Backpack.

It’s as close as you’ll get to actually being armed against predators from the other side. It will protect against disembodied mist, headless entities, spirits that only appear on camera and all of the rest for just $40.

For some, a Kindle can be a large purchase. The kind of purchase that you would feel better about if you could see the device first hand. Plus it might be nice to be able to pick up some toilet paper and snacks at the same time, right?

Luckily for you, Amazon’s finally putting Kindles out into retail nationwide through Target stores. A trial run in April got the e-reader into Target’s flagship store and 102 other retail locations in south Florida, but now the $259 e-ink device will be available all over on June 6th.