Featuring a bold geometric pattern inspired by the Louvre Pyramid, this collection from Incase was designed and created for the November 2009 opening of the Apple Store, Carrousel du Louvre, in Paris, France.

Want to make helmet hair sexy? Karl Lagerfeld provided us with the newest in luxury bike wear.

A mink coated helmet, complete with iPod capability can transform the embarrassing safety necessity into a sexy status symbol.

The revolutionary idea was brought together by the three way collaboration of designer, Karl Lagerfeld, French Luxury helmet maker, Les Ateliers Ruby, and Apple.

If you like Prince, you may be the prime candidate for a new limited edition iPod commemorating the iconic musician: the Prince Opus iPod.

It’s a purple iPod touch witch contains a 40-minute video made by Prince himself of his 21 Nights performance at London’s O2 Arena in 2007.

There are also testimonials from Elton John and P Diddy as well as fans, and 15 tracks from the artist’s Indigo Nights live album.

Austrian designer and jeweler Peter Aloisson already has the crown of creating the world’s most expensive iPhone, the Kings Button, and this time he is back with lot more.

His latest concept and creation has been called “Phones and Stones” and “Apple and Stones”. These items are real luxury objects and are encrusted with Swarovski crystals.

The “Apple and Stones” collection includes the original iPhone, the iPhone 3G, the iPod nano 3rd gen and the iPod nano 4th gen. On the other hand, the “Phones and Stones” collection features the LG Prada, LG Prada II and the Nokia 8800 Arte.

The mobile phone industry’s biggest trade show wrapped up Thursday after four days that delivered exciting news for technophiles, average phone users and even environmentalists.

Mobile World Congress brought its usual flurry of demonstrations and announcements that revealed the trends that will shape the industry in the years ahead.

“The thing that made the biggest noise this year was application stores,” Jeremy Green, head mobile analyst at research consultancy Ovum, told AFP. “You weren’t there if you didn’t have an application store.”

Say goodbye to the keyboard and hello to the future of laptop computers !

The MacBook Wheel lets consumers accomplish everyday tasks like typing with just a few dozen spins and clicks of a wheel.

It is a complete joke of course : )