We first looked at the Doxie earlier this year in Las Vegas at CES 2010, and we’re pleased to know that the Doxie scanner is now ready to ship worldwide with a price point of $129, where it is capable of creating crisp, clean scans anywhere you are thanks to its patented scanning technology; while scanning paper and photos straight to Google Docs, Flickr and Evernote amongst others for added convenience. Tipping the scales at a mere 10.9 ounces, the Doxie scanner comes with a Heart Button that makes things dummy-proof – to scan anything, just insert a document and press the Heart Button and you’re good to go! Its shipping version will come with the Doxie Cloud personal document sharing service and sounds from Soundrangers. It is capable of scanning at 600 dpi in color with motorized page detection, and comes with a USB cable, quick start guide, leatherette case, photo scanning sleeves and a pack of six designer skins to get you started.

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If you don’t want to buy all those crazy iPhone cases that are on the market, and just want to customize your iPhone, you might want to check out the iaPeel Skins, which are rather interesting. What sets the iaPeel Skins apart from the rest is that they’re printable, so you can just load up the software on the computer, and print your desired image on it via your home inkjet printer. To form the deal sweeter, there are pop-up guides on the back of the printed labels, just to help you get the skins stuck on your iPhone properly. The synthetic material used by the skins are easy to remove, and fortunately don’t leave any of those pesky residues. The starter kit, which includes 5 skins will set you back $29.95, which doesn’t sound too poor whether you’re into customizing your devices.

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New Potato Technologies is back with their grade new FLPR universal remote control accessory which will cater for the iPhone and iPod touch devices, that dock-connecting infrared accessory will work in tandem with their free FLPR application, letting users gain control of any IR remote-controlled device from the luxury of their iPhones or iPod touches. With a pre-programmed database that holds more than 14,000 remote control codes, customizable skins and icons for each device, you won’t find yourself wanting with that $80 device.

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A rather sensitive update number, don’t you think? Still, the XBMC is now in its 9.11 iteration, and that killer open source, cross platform media center is not only easy on the eyes, it is user friendly as well regardless of whether you’re running on a Windows, Mac or Linux based machine. The new look has been dubbed Confluence, where it will include the XBMC’s previous default skin alongside other popular skins for impressive results.

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Bluetrek knows that variety is the spice of life, and the Tattoo Bluetooth headset is their latest offering that were specially designed to be customized with adhesive skins. The 7.7 grams headset comes with an 8 hour battery life and can standby up to 10 days before requiring a recharge. Other features include Bluetooth 2.0 with VoIP connectivity. The Bluetrek Tattoo starts from $40 upwards.

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As Hello Kitty celebrates her 35th anniversary with an air of eternal youthfulness around her, Coverco unveils a range of customizable battery doors for a wide range of cellphones that will feature the smug mug of Hello Kitty, alongside the option to throw in custom text whether you so desire. Folks who converse by the iPhone are able to print the design on a range of cases and skins for a little bit more dough, with prices starting from $35 upwards.

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