The 2009 Volkswagen Scirocco is actually set to debut in the Geneva auto show this week, but thanks to the internet, the entire set of press release images has been leaked. As a VW fan, I am very saddened to hear the the new Scirocco will never hit stateside (which I think is a very bad business decision by VW), but none the less, the pictures are nice to look at. Exterior concept shots of the Scirocco surfaced what seems like years ago, but we can now finally see what the real deal is going to look like. Along with the pics, the German teaser-site launched last week as well containing just enough info to get consumers interested. No hardcore information (spec wise) has been released about the new Scirocco, but you can bet on something very comparable to the GTI and R32. Click HERE for the entire 2009 Scirocco gallery and check back soon for more information.

DLO has just released a very unique and travel friendly set of speakers for the iPhone and iPod Touch. I call them cinema speakers because they also come with a dock that props you iPhone or Touch in the perfect horizontal position for watching all you iTunes movies downloads. "Compact yet powerful, the DLO Portable Speakers for iPhone let you enjoy your music and videos in stereo sound without any threat of mobile phone interference. Featuring an extra-wide sound stage and bass vents for delivering powerful sound, these small speakers pack a powerful punch." Click here for the official DLO product page to find more information on these travel speakers.

PPI is putting Porsche in check with their modded Audi R8 Razor increasing performance and style on a car that is already near perfect right out of the box. The PPI press release speaks for itself, so continue reading for more details on the Audi R8 Razor, or click HERE for the entire image gallery. The PPI R8 and PPI R8 Razor – automobile lifestyle in carbon fibrer With the launching of the R8, Audi heats up against rivals Porsche, Ferrari and Bentley vigorously providing stiff competition. The Swabian, German tuners PPI Automotive Design GmbH, customize Audi's flagship sports car by stoking up the fire with even more coal going that extra mile by providing an enhanced look combined with improved driving dynamics. A wind tunnel-tested aerodynamic kit of carbon fibre in combination with a performance enhancement and special lightweight magnesium wheels in 19-inch dimensions provides measurably improved appearance whether on the race track or the elegant promenade of the elite jet set. Optimized performance for better resilience and increased driving pleasure The stage 1 kit produces an increase power output of the original motor from 309kw/420hp to 348kw/460hp and increases torque from 430Nm/317lb-ft to 465Nm/343lbs-ft. A performance kit with durable components designed by ...

There was no indication last month at MacWorld that increased capacity iPhone's and iPod Touch's would be available any time soon. But, after a very quiet Apple Store update today, you can now purchase the iPhone with up to 16GB of internal memory and the iPod Touch with up to 32GB. Both new iPod and iPhone models are available now and run a fairly steep $499.00. Again, it's just kind of weird that Jobs had noting to say about these updates during his presentation last month, but I'm sure they wanted to keep the attention on the MacBook Air. I for one would love to upgrade my tapped out iPhone, but at $499 for only 8GM more, I think I will wait a while.

With all the news on Apple and the new MacBook Air, I'm sure it's refreshing to see something new and different from a company like Sony. I have to say that I wouldn't trade my VAIO for an Air or any other MacBook simply because it has been fast and reliable since the day I bought it. But now that Sony is updating their entire line of VAIO's, maybe it's time to make an upgrade. Starting with the T series (pictured) is now stacked with a 1.2GHz Core 2 Duo U7600, 2GB of RAM and most importantly, comes in the design of your choice. Looks is really all that matters anyways. If you are looking for something with a bit more juice and screen size, the 17 inch A series features the new Penryn chips. No snazzy designs on the A series, but they still look good. For more info, head on over to SonyStyle.com.

The 2008 Dodge Challenger is creating a huge buzz within the automotive fanboy community, and Autoblog.com is all over the upcoming production release of the SRT8. So, if you are looking for SRT8 news and official media, I have rounded up some of the latest links that you might be interested in looking at. "We've received word that a small group of Car and Driver readers have been selected to help the magazine select its the cover of its April issue that features the production 2008 Dodge Challenger SRT8, a car that's fast becoming the worst kept secret in Detroit. This past week, both a preproduction Challenger SRT8 and R/T were driven around Detroit without camouflage just long enough to be photographed by all the right people, and now this." Click here to read the rest of this article. "It's no secret to what the 2008 Dodge Challenger will look like. We've seen dozens of spy photos, reader-submitted photos of a production Challenger cruising the streets, and more recently we've seen it in on the cover of Car and Driver's April issue. That was enough for Autoweek to decide to post a few official shots on their web site, who didn't want ...

Vapors magazine is defined in wikipedia as a "progressive metropolitan lifestyle publication focusing on Art, Fashion, Music and Skateboarding." In other words, it's a cool mag with a ton of great content, and if you have never heard of it, you might want to check it out. Either way, Vapors magazine has gone digital which is the real story here. If you haven't noticed by now, MassivePress.com is all over digital alternatives for otherwise traditional media and Vapors magazine definitely fits the bill. Founded in 2000 by Jason Maggio and Chris Hull in Sacramento, California, Vapors is a nationally distributed magazine published out of Los Angeles, but now everyone can have a peek at this great mag. Check out the latest issue (#45) by heading over to VaporsMagazine.com.

Conceptualized and designed by Baek Uyeol, the Faucet Buddy brings your boring old sink to the next level. Simply attach it to any standard faucet, turn on the water and the Faucet Buddy will tell you how much water you are using as well as the current temperature via a nifty looking display. You will never get burned again by sink water because the Faucet Buddy actually illuminates flowing water red or blue depending on the current temperature. The Faucet Buddy concept is actually meant to help you conserve water by telling you how much water is going down the drain but I think geek consumers might actually use more water just to see it in action. This is only a concept for now, but I wouldn't be surprised to see something very similar hit the market sooner than later.