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Ever been driving behind a vehicle that had those obnoxious bull balls hanging from its undercarriage? You can now exude that same level of distinction with your iPhone case thanks to Phoneballs! These silicone cases simultaneously protect your phone from dust and grime while solidifying to humanity what a complete imbecile you are.

Clever 1-bit stationary design from Brigada Creativa: icon paper and icon envelope. That pen is totally 32-bit, though. Immersion broken.

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This afternoon at the WWDC, Steve demonstrated the brand-new iPhone 4, which is the awesomest awesome to ever awesome. Some of the key bits of awesome include a stainless steel and glass frame, a front-facing camera for video calling, a 5MP camera that records HD video at 720p, a 960 x 640 Retina Display, and loads of other things to geek out about. Available for pre-order June 15th, shipping June 24th.

GUIGalaxy has been painstakingly redesigned by a squadron of top-notch creative/programming specialists (e.g. a couple 12 year-old hentai forum mods … e.g., me). Please enjoy the new surroundings, while we resume giving you the not-so-latest news from around planet Earth on what kinda matters to you a bit.

If you’re like me (you’re not, poser) and have always wanted a three-dimensional, old school Mac OS trash can icon, get ready to live. Via codeco, you can download a single-sheet design which is then cut, folded, and glued into pure awesomeness. I’m going to ask my mom for the safety scissors and cut my own!

Blow and Flow are touch-sensitive little pals who sit atop your desktop, staring at you with judgmental robot eyes. Via plugging into your USB port, their ambient lighting reacts to your touch.

iPhone OS 4.0 Beta 4 was released today via the iPhone Developer Center, and some sweet features are coming to light. A “Utilities” folder groups common apps like Calculator, Clock, and Compass, and the home screen itself can now display wallpapers. Nice! Tethering now also seems to finally be a viable option (for AT&T), as it’s now available via the iPhone’s “Settings” menu.

Pure genius. Square (comprised of both software and a physical dongle) is completely free and facilitates anyone accepting a credit card payment via iPhone or iPad. From Jack Dorsey, the creator of Twitter, Square makes its profit via charging for each transaction (2.75%), plus 15 cents. Not too shabby at all. The escort industry rejoices.

MacBook for under $40? Check. Mini mirror to check out your prepubescent mustache and cyclopean acne? Check. Holder of business cards to place in Burger King prize drawings? Check. The MocBook (and MB Air and Pro), from AppleMirror, is essentially the coolest (and only) little Apple fanboy reflective business card holder ever invented.

via Cult of Mac

The Hohrizontal 51 from finite elemente not only serves as an ultra-minimalist iPod dock and integrated sound system, but also a wall shelf capable of supporting up to 55 pounds. Display your chess club trophies, crank up the bass, and watch them go airborne from the thumping! Besides the (pictured) wood finish, 6 other colors are available.