Need a mount for your smartphone or GPS unit so you can see and charge it at the same time while in your vehicle? Cobra Cig Mount is worth a look and fits just about any device by using a breakaway adhesive pad on the caddy to keep your device from slipping off. To revive the stickiness of the adhesive, you simply need to wipe it with glass cleaner.

The Cig Mount plugs into a power/cigarette outlet in your vehicle and has a USB port (doesn't come with a USB cable) that you can connect to charge your device. The 5" gooseneck and adjustable/locking ball-and-socket allows you to flex it for a clear view of your device.

MSRP for the Cig Mount is $29.99 and good to get if you have multiple devices you use in your car so as not to clutter it with specific mounts.

If you own an EVO 3D and you want to use it as a GPS in your car you know that you need to get a vehicle dock to mount it for safe operation. iGrip PerfektFit Vehicle Dock for HTC EVO 3D is a good thing to get. The dock lets you operate your EVO 3D as a GPS device and also lets you play your music and answer calls. One thing you should note though is that not all features of the EVO 3D are accessible when imounted in the cradle so don't expect to access the Internet or watch movies. With a Bluetooth headset you can listen to music, answer calls and hear GPS instructions hands-free.

If you're interested in getting one, Amazon has one for $32.

A lot can happen to your electronic gadgets to damage them like dust and water so DryCase makes easy-to-use products that protect them from these hazards. You can check out their product line at http://www.drycase.com.

The DryCase comes in several formats to fit your device ranging from tablet and phone. They also have Dry Buds, waterproof headphones so you can continue to listen to your tunes while participating in a water activity or sitting on a sandy beach. Combining the Sports Belt and the Dry Buds, we hit the local wave pool and took down our smartphone tucked safely in the Sports Belt and Dry Buds down around 10 feet under water. Both devices came out safe and sound after the submersion.

It is simple to use - just place the itmes in the appropriate size case, roll the locking clips in place and use the included rubber vacuum pump to seal it. Can't get any easier right?

The clear material used for the cases allow you to see and continue to use your device's touchscreen. You can easily navigate and surf the Internet even with your device inside the DryCase. You can even watch a movie and share your pictures clearly.

The DryCase for tablets is available for $59.99, the DryCase for smartphones for under $39.99, the Dry Buds for around $35, and the Sports Belt for $20. Considering the cost of replacing your precious electronic devices, these are reasonable prices to pay to protect them especially if you're hitting the slopes or maybe even the beach during the holidays.