We love a bit of pool-side music, but fretting over our iPod getting damp sometimes takes the edge off our relaxation. Not any more though, thanks to this wireless speaker ball that’s completely submersible!

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Even more reliable than a ‘beware of the dog’ sticker is AlertMe’s wireless home security system. The whole kit costs little more than an actual guard dog and unlike Rover, AlertMe will text you and send an email the moment it detects any smoke or intruders back at your pad.

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On sale now, this gamer guitar’s compatible with all Guitar Hero games ever made, as well as Rock Band.

Yep, this multi-platform axe even rocks out across PS2 and PS3, making it a must-have weapon in your make-believe rockstar arsenal.

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Orange just announced its entrance into the radio world with the Orange Liveradio, touting clever features like ‘bookmarking’ for cataloging your favourite tunes.

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Wall mounting a flatscreen TV, but don’t want cables dangling out the back? Then you need Sharp’s new box of tricks. It’s been made in partnership with AMIMON, and sends full HD pictures in uncompressed form from any source to Sharp’s new X-series LCD TVs. It’ll work up to 30 metres, and even beams pictures through walls. It’s on sale in Japan with the new TVs already, but there’s no word on when it’ll hit the UK. Yet.
TBC | £TBC
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Apple is apparently working on a new iPhone app called iControl, if the hints in its latest firmware are to be believed, which would allow you to wirelessly connect to your iTunes music library.

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Although the Wii ships with a perfectly good nunchuck in the box, it’s plain white and tethered to your Wiimote with a crummy cable. The Kama ‘chucks from Nyko, on the other hand, are wireless and better still, multi-coloured. The limited edition paint jobs include grey, pink, black and gold, but hurry, only 300 were made in each livery and just 150 in gold and black. Or better still, you could just buy a regular white nunchuck and pimp it yourself with the money you’re saving.
Out now | Price $35
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Parrot’s PARTY Black Edition speakers are the first ever to incorporate Nokia’s wireless NFC (near field communication) technology. This means that by simply touching the PARTY speakers with Nokia’s 6212 Classic – that’s the first NFC phone – you can live stream the music on your mobile. Unlike the usual Bluetooth system, it’s totally secure and there’s no messing about with menus or settings.

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