Wrap your iPhone 4/4S in elite N7 armor with this Mass Effect case. Comes with Collector Assault Rifle DLC code and links to download matching wallpaper.

It’s a dangerous world out there. Whether you’re extinguishing some Blue Suns, giving the Blood Pack a bloody nose, or deleting some geth, your squad needs protection. What better way to armor up your pocket EDI and show her loyalty at the same time than with elite N7 armor? That’ll put all those asari, turians, and especially quarians at ease when you whip out your pocket AI to ask for the Yelp ratings around the Citadel.

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The iPhone may have a fancy screen and fancy graphics, but these 8-Bit Bumpers will add a little retro flair. Besides preserving the 8-Bit look, the bumper keeps your phone safe with its rubber silicon construction and an anti-friction coating. They even have synthetic leather 8-Bit sleeves in 10″ and 11/13″ sizes to accommodate your iPad or MacBook Air.

Check out an additional pic after the break.

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Android’s robot is no longer just a corporate mascot. His duties have been expanded to include replenishing Android phones and USB devices in the form of this charger. In addition to having moveable arms and flexible antennae, the robot’s eyes will glow blue to indicate charging and white for standby. A stand and USB cable are also included.

Hit the jump to check out additional images and a promo video.

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The Neon Genesis Evangelion SH-06D smartphone was the result of a collaboration between Japan’s NTT DoCoMo and Evangelion for the upcoming movie, and features a large 4.5-inch (1280×720) screen, 1.2GHz dual-core processor and runs Android 2.3. But the star of the show is the awesome chassis and the even more awesome custom Android skin designed to look like a console from the series.

Of course, actually using this ridiculously cluttered UI is another matter. Not that anyone really cares with a phone like this.

Unfotunately, the phone looks to be exclusive to Japan. The closest the rest of us will get is the video after the break, which shows it spinning on a little turntable for 63 seconds.

(NewEva and EvaGeeks, via Android Community)

If you view your iPhone as a communication and information weapon that kicks the sh*t out of inconvenience and ignorance on a daily basis, why not visualize that belief with this Knucklecase? Billed as the “ultimate tool for securing a phone to hand” the Knucklecase will provide the look of brass knuckles while draining your wallet and making it an ordeal to fit your phone in your pocket.

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We’ve seen a Steve Jobs in Carbonite iPhone case in the past, but that was quickly shot down by Apple laywers. We expect Lucasfilm to do something similar with this high-res Han Solo version being sold on Etsy, but if you act quickly you can grab one for only $14.

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We’ve already established that the Bat Phone can handle social media just as well as Superman’s iPhone 4S, but the question is does it have an assistant as good as Siri?

Find out after the break.

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Initially reported as a UK release, the smartphone-controlled TARDIS safe we featured awhile back is now available for pre-order in the States. The safe is currently on sale for $50 and is slated for release in July 2012. A collector’s grade edition is also available for an extra $2.

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If you own an iOS device and have been craving new reading material, you’re in luck. Marvel just released 80 graphic novels featuring popular characters like Captain America, The Avengers, Spider-Man, and more for the iBookstore. You can find some comics to enjoy from Marvel even if superheroes aren’t your style. The have a graphic novel interpretation of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice and titles from authors like Neil Gaiman. The books start at $7 (via the iBooks app), and to get you hooked Marvel’s offering The New Avengers #1 for free for a limited time.

(via Macworld)

It’s more of a TARDIS cozy really, and there’s basically no point to it—but I’ll be dammed if I wouldn’t rather charge my phone in one.

Full instructions on how to build one yourself are available on Craftzine.