I thought that this iPig looked familiar, and we did report on a Speakal limited edition Black iPig a while ago.

The same company makes this one, and it seems to follow the original Apple iPod Classic white, and its nostrils are the controls. The iPod or iPhone goes right into the back, and it costs about $150.

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I remember playing Dungeon Hunter 2 at E3 at Gameloft‘s traveling booth, and I am surprised that it has only just been released.

Needless to say, the game allows multiplayer combat with Wi-Fi as well as Bluetooth or local wireless. You can also “fight tougher enemies, face even more challenging quests and combine the talents of your team members to become even deadlier”.

Interested? You probably should be. Go ahead and get to the iTunes Store and lay down $6.99.

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Some of you might have heard of the immensely popular Flight Control game for the iPhone and iPod Touch (and other platforms).

If you are a fan, then you will be interested in hearing about a recent update. With a little help from Game Center, you can go into multiplayer mode. This is presumably so you can direct a lot traffic.

Check it out now if you are interested.

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We have seen Speck put out a lot cool things like the Holdster and iPhone cases. Then there is that leatherette case for the iPad that we just covered earlier.

This is the DustJacket for the Kindle version 3, and its reading stand is able to retract into the front cover, closing over the front like a book jacket. Like the iPad cover, it has a micro fleece lined interior, and then has a quick-release locking tab.

You should be able to get it in Black or Red for $34.95.

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This is an App known as Window seat, and it has the ability to to track a flight across the country.

Best of all, no network connection is required. How is this possible? The app comes with a database of flight routes in the continental United States. The only thing required is to enter the flight path and tell the app when you are taking off. From there, there is an estimated arrival time as well as a built-in map to show what POI (Points of Interest) that you are passing over.

I’m not certain when this will be available, or how it will respond to flight delays. Remember to turn off your electronic device, though, you don’t want to be Josh Duhamel.

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