Gadgets and Gear is now offering the iFlash, an external lighting source for the iPhone and iPod. Designed for use as a camera accessory for the iPhone, iPod nano 5G, and iPod touch 4G, the Dock connecting iFlash can also be used as a flashlight on models lacking a camera. Features include a simple on/off switch, a viewing angle of 60 degrees, an LED light source, and an included cap and 3.5mm jack attachment to protect the 30-pin connector and allow it to hang off the phone when when not in use, respectively. The iFlash for iPhone and iPod is available now in black or white and sells for $40. [via PhotographyBlog]
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