If you are looking for accessories to protect your iPhone from scratches, accidental drops and related wear and tear then perhaps one of the new items from Macally is up your alley.

The company has now released several handy iPhone friendly products to help you out and at decent enough prices. The mCase and mSleeve ($19.99) offer two slightly different ways to protect the corners and sides of your iPhone while allowing for ease of accessibility while the mPouch ($19.99, pictured) transforms into two position stand to keep your iPhone upright and always facing you.

With the mClip and mClip-X ($19.99) you can fasten your iPhone to a belt or other item and then twist it in either vertical or horizontal positions. The two Clips can also be used as stands for your phone too so there’s no more need to prop it up against …

I was browsing at the local Portland area Apple store yesterday and came across a pile of cool-looking iPhone cases from Incase. One in particular was this rubberized protective cover that fits tight on the iPhone and gives it a protective layer from bumps and scratches without increasing the size much at all. It also provided a better grip with the rubber material.

The design on the outside is what Incase calls a “topo pattern” which is inspired from the lines showing the elevation changes on topographical maps, and it actually looks pretty cool. Of course it keeps the front open for full access to the touchscreen and has holes for the camera and ports so you can charge it without taking the case off.

These molded rubber cases run just under $30 and come in colors of …

About a month ago we brought you a preview of the iPhone armband coming from Belkin, and today Belkin has officially launched their iPhone accessories on their website.

Along with the armband, Belkin is offering an acrylic case that custom fits the iPhone with a stand to hold it upright and horizontal for watching videos. The case has a removable belt clip, access to the controls and ports and increases the size of the iPhone only slightly while adding some protection.

Additional iPhone accessories include a slim-fit leather case ($29.99), some stereo cables and a headphone adapter ($10.95) that both fit the special recessed 3.5mm stereo jack.

Since today’s the day the public can actually get their hands on an iPhone, Apple thought they may want to get some accessories too and unveiled the accessories lineup on their website, showing off headsets, adapters, travel cables and of course docks.

For $129 you can get the black iPhone Bluetooth headset which delivers 5.5 hours of talk time and up to 72 hours of standby time. The headset comes with the iPhone dual dock which indeed will hold and charge both the iPhone and the headset. It also comes with a USB travel cable (pictured here) which can also charge both the iPhone and the iPhone Bluetooth headset at the same time. Both the dual dock and and travel charger can be purchased separately for $49 and $29, respectively.

The accessory page also has a blurb on it about a new “Works with iPhone” logo …

Measuring only 59mm tall and weighing 95 grams, a Japanese company has come up with a dock that can match the second generation iPod shuffle in its tiny-ness.

The Cuby dock will hold the iPod shuffle similar to how its standard dock connects through the headphone jack where it can charge the iPod sync up files via a USB connection. The dock also has two tiny speakers putting out 0.5 watts. The Cuby from Princeton will retail for around $33 in Japan and is expected to be available sometime in July.

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While the iPhone June 29th release is still days away, the Chinese company 4Ustuff put an end to the question of whether or not an iPhone docking station will include a spot for the a Bluetooth headset as well.

Not much more than a week ago the Bluetooth headset got its OK from the FCC which prompted more questions about the extent of integration the iPhone would have with this product. Whether or not the actually docking station made by Apple will have a spot for the headset is still anyones guess, but if not we know we’ll have an alternative.

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You might think a case made of titanium for your iPod nano seems silly until it takes a bullet for you in your next gun fight, and I’m sure that’s what the makers of the FLACTRON Re-nano were thinking, too.

This case fits your iPod nano snugly and safely protecting it from any harm due to dropping, throwing, stomping or medium sized explosions. The controls are still exposed along with the screen and ports so normal operation is possible, and pretty much negates the protection features, but it looks so clean and shiny.

This titanium nano case runs about $818 according to Engadget, but hey, you can’t put a price your safety. If this one seems too pricey you can maybe try to get a replica of this bullet proof iPod case.

You’ve seen the incredible number of never-ending iPod accessories available over the past months, and we can promise you that the accessories for the iPhone will be no different. Pictured here is only the beginning of an onslaught of accessories we’re going to see once the iPhone is launched.

This preview of an armband for the iPhone from Belkin is a preview along with a few other accessories available from iLounge in the latest free iPod book. The iPhone armband consists of an elastic material secured with Velcro to hold the iPhone secure while you’re out exercising.

The iPhone slides into a custom fit case which exposes the entire touch-pad face through a clear layer while the side buttons are marked for their location to press through the case. It also has a small pocket on the side indicated to store a key, …