Five smart accessories you never heard before:

  The gizmos go to show for those people they think a step beyond Bluetooth wireless headsets and rubber protective cases. We cannot remain idle and keep the knowledge to ourselves. Ladies and gents, we want to give you a pick of our five favorite smart accessories that you've probably never heard before.

TK-421 physical keyboard for iPhone:

 This item which  is called the TK-421.This is actually a neat wireless physical keyboard made especially for the iPhone, which delivers the full QWERTY goodness that Steve Jobs is so not fond of. Say goodbye to typing on a glass screen without that warm feeling that tactile feedback brings. This keyboard has 49 beautiful clicky plastic keys, that will surely boost up your typing speed, and when it is not in use, the keyboard simply flips in place behind the phone and doubles as a light-duty protective case.

iPhone universal remote control i Got:  

  i-Got-Control universal remote control attachment brings yet another nice remote control feature. It simply slides into a 30-pin connector port, where you would usually plug your charging cable in, and grants the iPhone with power to control thousands of different devices as if you were using a stock remote. Through the free application, you can even add new devices to the ones that i-Got-Control can already communicate with out of the box – pretty neat for a gadget that does not require batteries!

 Touchscreen gloves:

 The fact is that displays of most modern smartphones need to be in direct contact with your fingers in order to respond. But luckily, Agloves are made made for  this obstacle and allow's you to operate your touchscreen gadgets while still keeping your paws warm. The secret lies in the special conductive fiber that the Agloves were partially woven with a simple, yet effective solution that will not burn a hole through your pocket.

Kiwi Bluetooth car diagnostic kit:

  For Android smartphone users who also happen to be sworn petrol heads are going to love this next gadget.Kiwi's Bluetooth car diagnostic kit attaches to your car's OBDII port (any vehicle made after 1996 should have under the steering wheel) and wirelessly sends all kinds of technical data to your handset. It can do any kind of thing like reporting cryptic error codes sent from the vehicle's computer to monitor your car's fuel consumption, temperature of engine , boost pressure, horsepower, torque, and so on in real time.

iBottleopener case for iPhone:

 How many times you have been stuck with a case of ice-cold beer for you and your friends, and nobody has a bottle opener on them? We know's better that how you feels that time . The iBottleopener solves  that  problem once and for all time. It is basically an iPhone case with a bottle opener attached on backside. So, the iBottleopener will not only protect your handset from scratches , but it may also turn you and your phone into the next party's hero.