One of the problems with the iPhone is you spend so much money on it (yes even with fake $199 price, it's $70 a month), and it's so small it's almost impossible to show off. What's the point of spending money if you can't flaunt it? 

Design student Kyle Buckner from Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, finally has an answer, coming up with this hand carved pedestal, to put your iPhone in. 

If there's one iPhone accessory that defeats the very point of an iPhone, well the PoGo Stylus would seem to take the cake.

Costing $19.99 for a glorified tooth pick, you can avoid dealing with those pesky touch screens (which geeks foolishly thought was the iPhone's selling point) and handle your iPhone without fear of direct physical contact.

It also comes with two PoGo Stylus Travel Clips, one for the iPhone 3G and one for the orginal iPhone and iPod Touch.

Steve Jobs Nano

Well Apple is always going on about thinking outside the box, so I guess it's only appropriate that when one iphone fan who happened to be a sculpture decided to make a tribute, he made an iPhone App, thinking outside the phone.

Either if the AT&T prices are becoming too much or you just have a flair for the dramatic, the IGiveUp Bluetooth gun might be for you.

Basically just taking an airsoft handgun, a Bluetooth headset, and a normal iPhone, this guy created a system where when noticing on caller ID a call he didn't want to take, he could answer the it and mercifully end it by holding the gun up to his head and pulling the trigger.

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While I don't know if it's the godsent this video claims it to be, if your looking for a clear film cover cell phone for your iPhone, you could do worse than the invisibleSHIELD. Costing 25 dollars for both front and back coverage, the invisibleSHIELD is only .2 millimeters thick, comes with two bottles of cleaning solution, and a wiper.

Sick of the iPhone's camera, well not working?

Snapture has come up with a free solution, as reported by Wired:

"There's burst mode which captures three frames in a row, a 3X digital zoom, a grayscale setting, proper 360º auto-rotation (for snapping pictures upside down), a level (which appears to use the iPhone's accelerometers) and support for different image sizes."

If you thought the worship of Steve Jobs by Apple enthusiasts was already bordering on creepy, check this out:

A collage made entirely of Apple products such as the iPod and iPhone, nothing says I'm crying out for help, but with a sleek sense of style, quite like hanging the Steve Jobs Collage on your office wall.

You can find the full sized version here.

Yes it defeats the whole purpose of a touch screen, but if you love your iPhone while never quite got the hang of typing on a non tacile screen, My Touch Screens is the product for you.

For $7.99 you can get a sticker that will cover your iPhone and bring back that tactile feeling, so you make less typos and can feel what your doing.

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And as you can see from this video, the sticker doesn't interfere with watching video nearly as much as you'd think.

For humans water is fountain of life. In terms of iPhones, it's the fastest way to flush $500 down the drain. Well actually literally flushing an iPhone down the drain would be the fastest way to flush an iPhone down the drain... and that includes water... totally losing the concept of a metaphor here...