Griffin Technology

Gosh, it seems like just the other day that iLounge first reviewed our PowerBlock and PowerJolt Reserve. The AC and car charger and rechargeable iPhone and iPod backup battery has become a very popular product.

iLounge’s Jeremy Horwitz wrote, “…they’re great little packages with sharp-looking, well-made parts.” He added, “They’re worthy of our high recommendation…”

We’ve conveniently combined both products in one package called PowerDuo Reserve. Heck, we even have extra battery packs if you like.

iLounge’s Car Accessory of the Year!

We’re so happy to see PowerJolt has been selected as iLounge’s Car Accessory of the Year!

Thanks to iLounge for the Best of the Year Award. You can check out all of the awards in the iLounge.com 2010 iPod and iPhone Buyer’s Guide.

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CBS’s Morning Show host, Maggie Rodriguez spoke with Dannielle Kyillos, editor-at-large of Daily Candy, about some new gear and gadgets to make the road feel more like home. Check out what they said about our WindowSeat windshield mount for iPhone & iPod touch.

Our clip is at 2:00 if you’re in a hurry

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For the third year in a row we’ve been nominated for iLounge’s Readers’ Choice Awards! This year we’re in the Top Accessory Developer of the Year category. The award is based on your votes, so if you love what we’re doing please take a moment to give us your vote. Voting closes soon.

It takes seconds to vote, there’s no registration needed. We really appreciate your support. Thanks!

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According to All Things Digital’s Media Memo, there are 6.6 million iPhone apps currently being sold each day, Peter Kafka wrote:

…let’s note that the velocity of apps Apple (AAPL) is delivering is increasing: It took Steve Jobs and company a little more than a year to serve up the first 1.5 billion apps, which averages 4.1 million downloads per day. But Apple moved the next 500 million apps within 76 days. That’s a 6.6 million-per-day average.

Today Apple sent out a press release stating that two billion apps have been downloaded to date. There are now 85,000 apps in the App Store.

Not including the apps that iPhone includes, what’s the one app you can’t live without? Why?

Photo by: mind on fire

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As a dad of two young kids I have never let them use headphones. My wife and I have both been concerned about blowing their eardrums should they crank it to eleven. I’ve been concerned until now.

I’m very pleased to be introducing our MyPhones, the first volume limiting headphones for kids 3 to 12. Unlike anything else on the market MyPhones are safe, premium, over-ear headphones made specifically with your kids (and our’s) in mind.

The stylish headphones are made with an 85 decibel volume limit, so you can rest easy and enjoy them as much as your kids will. 85db is the level that pediatric audiology and safety agencies regard as ideal for kids. Combined with a break in listening every hour or two, kids’ ears are well protected from damage.

In addition to the safety factor, your kids will also love the ability to customize their MyPhones. The shell caps are removable and come with three interchangeable design inserts; they also allow for custom-drawn inserts to be placed inside. Your children can visit www.myphoneskids.com, with your permission of course, upload their own designs or download others. The rigid plastic carrying case included with the headphones, is large enough to put an iPod in, and allows easy grab-n-go of MyPhones. The clear plastic case shell also allows for further decoration and customization, making every pair of MyPhones as unique as your kids. Mine are really unique .

Here’s a look:

Drop by www.myphoneskids.com to learn more! Please let me know what you think.

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