Here is a list of best cases you can get for your iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus. If you want to protect your iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus from harm, then carry on reading for a run down of the best cases available for the two devices.

Nomad has just announced another extremely useful accessory that has been built purely with Apple’s iPhone in mind. The company’s new ‘Wallet for iPhone’ has the appearance of an everyday, premium looking wallet that should hold cards, cash, and other miscellaneous items that one chooses to carry within the foldable accessory. However, its been designed and created with a little more than holding credit and debit cards in mind, thanks to its hidden and rechargeable lithium-ion battery that provides power on the go.

Want to connect a microSD card to your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch? This is the accessory you need which will add a slot for microSD cards on your device.

Modern smartphones are great and all, but even with the trend of ever increasing screen sizes making it possible for manufactures to squeeze larger batteries into them, today’s flagship handsets just don’t last long enough between charges. There are exceptions to the rule, granted, but as a whole it’s likely you’re going to be charging that new phone of yours by the end of the day, especially if you know you won’t be able to charge it the next.

Although, as a male, I don’t frequently encounter the issue of missing an important call because my phone is lost inside my handbag or purse, I do know that this is an issue affecting a large portion of the female population. To combat this, start-up Ringly has developed a nifty smart ring that offers customizable Bluetooth notifications, flashing different color LED lights and vibration patterns dependent on the nature of the alert. Not only is it highly functional, but it’s a very stylish, inconspicuous gadget, and with a flexible, color-coded notification system, it looks a very well thought-out product.

A home surveillance system used to be a high-cost commodity that was both difficult and expensive for your average individual to install. But nowadays, one can purchase a camera relatively cheaply, and the process of setting up is not particularly cumbersome either. Dropcam, a company that has been helping folks keep an eye on their houses with neat smartphone integration, mightn’t necessarily be the first choice of somebody looking to protect themselves from intruders, but some newly-added hardware suggests that the Dropcam team is looking to move its product toward this particular niche.

I think it’s a pretty safe to assume that many iPhone users have found themselves in a precarious situation of being out and about somewhere miles away from home – or any usable power source – only to answer a phone call or send that all-important text message and watch their phone power down as the battery sinks past that horrible 1% mark. It’s a horrible but an oh-so-familiar feeling, and unfortunately one that comes as part and parcel of owning a portable but power hungry device like the iPhone.

Although I am relatively still youthful and full of vitality and zest, I am old enough to remember the good old days of yester-year when technology was nowhere near as advanced or feature packed as it is now, but we were still blown away by being able to play block based games on the latest Motorola flip phone or set polyphonic ringtones on our Nokia. I will always remember bounding through the school gates on a Monday morning with my Nokia 3310 in hand, excited about showing classmates the ‘Snake’ game which came built in with it, feeling a sense of pride that I was one of the few to have a mobile telephone at school.

Even though kids as young as three can now be spotted using iPads and whatnot to entertain themselves, this hasn’t always been the case for younger generation.

Although our smartphones, tablets and gizmos in general are perceived as convenient for use anywhere, anytime, this notion isn’t strictly true. There is one place we daren’t take our prized gadgets – the bathroom.

Most iPads these days are laden with some variation of Smart Cover, which not only serves to protect the world’s number one tablet, but is, well, smart.

Keeping your hands on the steering wheel is undoubtedly a good idea, and here is a handy way of charging your iPhone with the minimum of fuss when driving.