I doubt there will ever be a shortage of Fender fans out there and somehow I think Guitar Hero and games along those lines have created even more.  Which makes T-mobile’s new special edition phone a great idea.  At this point there’s a slight guitar craze even among those that don’t have a clue about guitars.  Fender has become much like Harley in that people that don’t drive Harley’s still wear the products.  Well this myTouch has a Fender look that’s bound to please any guitar lovers out there.

T-mobile has added more than that to their myTouch 3G.  They’ve created a newer version that will be released later this year.  It will have a 3.5mm headphone jack that will make things much easier for those that decide to pick up the phone.  The Fender version itself comes with a pretty woodgrain finish.  Then to top it off they’re tossing in a 16GB microSD card that is coming preloaded with music content.  Right now there isn’t a whole lot of word on the actual release date though.

Apart from that, the Debut i856 also holds the distinction of being the first device to offer the upgraded ability to switch from an active push-to-talk call to an interconnect voice call at the touch of a button.

Interested yet? The Motorola Debut can be purchased with Nextel Direct Connect calling plans in all Sprint sales channels, where that includes Sprint retail stores, Business Direct Sales, Telesales (1-800-Nextel-9) and Web sales – with the Debut i856 going for $99.99 with a two-year service agreement and this is after a $50 mail-in rebate before taxes. Nextel Direct Connect is also the only national push-to-talk product in the industry which will bring industry-leading performance with sub-one second call set-up, alongside connectivity to the world’s largest push-to-talk community and integrated business solutions which includes one of the largest selections of GPS-solutions.

Other features of the Motorola Debut i856 include the ability to send and receive messages, calendar events, pictures and location information among others without interrupting a Direct Connect call, the ability to play music while you’re having a conversation, threaded texting messaging to view entire conversations all on one screen and a built-in 3D Audio equalizer to create special musical effects.

The world’s smallest Wireless N Travel Router is a high performance router so small it can disappear into your front pocket. It comes with a convenient carrying case, a thin 3-foot Ethernet cable, an Energy Star Certified external power adapter, a handy alternate USB cable to power the router from a computer. The Mini 300Mbps Wireless N Travel Router is a remarkable 2.5″ wide by 3.25″ long by 0.75″ high (6.4 x 8.2 x 1.9cm). It has a reset button, power port, one 10/100Mbps Wide Area Network Ethernet port, and an LED display that communicates power and link status. The router features convenient Access Point and Access Point Client modes. The latest in wireless encryption protects valuable data, while advanced Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO) antenna technology delivers high speed wireless connectivity and broad coverage that minimizes dead spots.

You can always share the love with multiple users, so make sure they aren’t downloading large files simultaneously else you might start to withdraw your generosity and keep the connection all for yourself in the future. It is a snap to configure with its one-touch Wi-Fi protected setup process, and each purchase will come with a carrying case, CD, a thin 3-foot Ethernet cable, power supply and USB cable.

Sony’s DRM hurts the free-game program given to European PSP Go buyers, and a Sony exec explains why the UMD exchange program has been scrapped. The company is still insisting that it plans to take care of its loyal customers, but the PSP Go’s early days have been nothing short of a disaster.

Brutal Legend sounds great and is one of the funnier releases this year, but the gameplay doesn’t live up to the promise of the game’s concept and world. The game is worth a rental, but all told this is a heartbreaking near-miss.

Ads in video games is a controversial subject, but JJ Richards, the GM of Massive Incorporated, breaks it down: if you manage the ads and use them well, gamers will actually enjoy their presence. We’re through the looking glass here, people.

The Left 4 Dead 2 boycott made waves in more ways than one, but like every journey, this too must come to an end. The leaders of the movement have a message for everyone: they have paved the way for peace and freedom—plus the game is priced pretty well anyway.

Blizzard is giving World of Warcraft players one month to merge their accounts with Battle.net, after which point non-Battle.net accounts will no longer be able to log into the game.

The PSP Go is having a rough time in the press, but the system has its defenders. We asked you: will you be buying a PSP Go? How much of a selling point is the size? Ninety-one percent of you said there’s no way in hell you’ll buy a PSP Go.

Developer 2D Boy is bringing World of Goo to iPhones everywhere. You may now rejoice.

Everyone’s favorite ninja is back on the PS3, and this time he’s brought some friends along to fight the monsters. Ars reviews Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 for the PS3.

Borderlands is a game best played with friends, which is why the Steam-offered four pack is such a great deal. One of the most anticipated PC games of the year is coming your way for only $34.

Electronic Arts normally dabbles in video games, but this time round they aim to get kids more involved with reading by announcing the development of FLIPS, an innovative new book range that was specially developed for the Nintendo DS. FLIPS aims to offer kids regardless of age a fun and creative method of reading their favorite tomes. Working with several of the UK’s leading publishers of children’s books and magazines, soon schoolchildren with a DS can enjoy modern classic titles from critically acclaimed authors such as Cathy Cassidy, Eoin Colfer, Enid Blyton, alongside various writers from the popular boys series, ‘Too Ghoul for School’ on their handheld console. Each FLIPS title will boast multiple books and the first four titles will be released exclusively on Nintendo DS when December 4th rolls around in the UK. Individual FLIPS title will come with six to eight books, and will be sold separately with an expected price tag of ￡24.99. Now parents have one less excuse to prevent their kids from getting a Nintendo DS, eh?

All the user has to do is unfold the Valet, plug it in, and there are three cords ready to charge his or her favorite mobiles. There is a video of it in action after the jump if you want to see more. The Charging Valet comes with five of the most used power tips such as Apple, Micro USB, Mini USB, plus Samsung and LG. The valet conveniently folds up and magnetically locks together, and then can be placed in its included case that also locks magnetically. It is perfect for travelers, especially those who want to put their gadgets on the table near the side of the bed, and sleep while they charge. You should be able to obtain the Sharper Image Travel Charging Valet from the Sharper Image website for a price of $49.99.

More and more it seems that you can find audio devices that have a subtle retro spin.  You could of course also find something that’s blatantly retro, but not everyone wants something like that.  Instead you can get a mixture of the new and sleek while still getting a little bit of a vintage feel.  Thankfully unlike the retro radios, this does more than pick up the local FM radio stations.

The radio comes in both satin black and pearl white.  This radio comes with all of your favorite bells and whistles.  It will charge and play both iPod and iPhones, as well as having multi-standard digital and internet radio.  It also has an OLED display and a joystick-controlled user interface.  As well as having all of that, it also of course has your standard FM radio capabilities.  Right now this isn’t out just yet, you can expect to see these shipping out as of November 4th though.  At that point you can pick up the Domino D3 for £169.95 or about $270.