iStik’s Apple iPod nano case lets you stick your iPod anywhere on your person, assuming you’re not a nudist. The iStik uses magnets to keep your iPod in place on your clothing, so no more worries about your iPod bouncing loose if you’re running and focused on beating your best time.

The case comes in three parts — a slide-on faceplate and backplate with four magnets in each corner that encases your iPod, and a third fastener plate that also has four magnets. Place the encased iPod against your clothing and stick the fastener plate on the inside of the clothing. The magnets attract, and presto, your iPod stays in place as though it were glued to your shirt.

The iStik for the 4th-gen iPod nano is available now for . Since the nano uses flash drive technology, the magnets won’t affect its memory, but it can play havoc with your computer’s hard drive, so keep it away while surfing for new tracks on iTunes. And they recommend you use it with a “thin, fitted” article of clothing. And their site certainly has plenty of semi-cheesy photos to hit that point home.

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We all love fruit but they’re not exactly cheap and usually demand to be eaten sooner than later, otherwise the ravages of time wreak havoc on them. Blue is a concept fruit bowl that utilizes Action Fresh Blue technology - the same one found in the Halo vacuum and many new refrigerators. The blue wavelength inhibits and kills bacteria thereby prolonging shelf life.

The fruits retain their nutritional value and you get a cool looking dockable, rechargeable bowl to boot. If that still doesn’t convince you, how about the thought of a cool blue glowing ring of light? I mean just that alone is enough to make me wanna go out and get one.

Designer: Ahmet Bektes, Koray Gelmez & Eda Kose

Ahmet Bektes, Eda Kose, Koray Gelmez