Road warrior gear is always important to us and keeping our gadgets charged is pretty high on our priority list. Meet Callpod’s Fueltank Duo. This portable battery has two ports that allow you to charge two gadgets simultaneously. It also has a third port on the back side (mini USB) so you can charge the internal battery and both of your gadgets all at once. There’s even a power meter to let you know how much juice you have left. We’ve owned one of these for about a year and a half and have absolutely no complaints. You can get about two full iPhone charges without refueling. Callpod has multiple tips available to allow you to charge 3000+ gadgets.

The BookArc from TwelveSouth is, well…obviously a stand for the iPad. The BookArc is made from a swooping sheet of aluminum and is lined with silicone for a snug and scratch-free fit. It has one big advantage over the Apple docks: you can use it in vertical or horizontal orientations. There is also a cut-out for the home-button. Slick, simple and easy to use.

Sprint with all of their 4G big talk is finally going to release a phone that’s capable of using their WiMAX network. This is actually the first 4G phone to be announced in the U.S. The specs on this thing are actually ridiculous too making it the highest spec’d phone ever announced as well. Coming in with a 4.3″ 480×800 resolution screen, 1GHz snap dragon processor, 8.0MP camera capable of 720P video recording, HDMI output (via adapter) to play HD movies right on your T.V., 512MB of RAM, and Android 2.1 running HTC’s SenseUI. This phone should be named the beast. The beast can also act as a 4G WiFi hotspot for up to six devices (iPhones included).It will be available this summer and it looks like Sprint just got cool. Don’t expect this to be moving to Verizon because it’s got a CDMA radio, the 4G on Sprint is different than Verizon. Sprint uses WiMAX and big red uses LTE.

Say goodbye to dangling headphones and bouncing iPods. The new Quiver with inSound system sets the way for a new trend on how we carry and operate our devices when out and about. The Quiver is a shoulder strap with a wallet pocket and a pocket for your digital gear with inSound controls, a soft control keypad based on Fibertronic’s Connected Wear.

“The Dew Quiver efficiently stows your personal devices. Its inSound system allows you to listen to and operate your mp3 or iPod, receive and make calls from the touch of a button. Insert your mp3, wallet, phone, and other small belongings into the pockets, plug the headphones, adjust the strap, and go!”