Here’s an innovative idea for your iPod Nano- Bluetooth headphones. IMuffs let you put your iPod in your backpack or your pocket and listen to your tunes without wires in the way. The iPod headphones are compatible with any iPod that has a dock hookup on the bottom, and they’ll function up to 30 feet away from your iPod using Bluetooth technology.

There are controls on the ear pieces, so you can change songs or the volume without digging out your MP3 player. IMuffs are available at Balkowitsch Enterprises for $175, and they’ll also work with any Bluetooth cell phone.

If you’d rather have iPod earbuds instead of headphones, have a look at these EarPollution earbuds made by ifrogz. The colors are great, the radioactive symbol is very unique, and they include a travel case. Depending on what you use them for, you should check out both the short cord and long cord versions. I found ifrogz EarPollution earbuds at DayDeal for $18.99.

Samsung’s E250 packs a lot of gadgetry in to a very sleek design. This triband cell phone features a VGA camera, MP3 player, Bluetooth, USB connection, and even an FM radio. The compact design of Samsung E250 Slider makes this phone great for tossing into a backpack or handbag. There’s also a micro SD card slot so you can store extra pictures and data, and you can surf the Web with Samsung’s EDGE Internet connnection.

Packed with gadgets, this phone also offers a calendar, organizer, currency converter, calculator, to do list, alarm clock, and photo address book, and polyphonic audio. This looks like a great smart phone, but I’m partial to my Blackberry 8310. I must admit, however, that I am green with envy over that FM radio feature.