With MobileMe iDisk, it’s easy to store, access, and share files online. You have plenty of storage space — even large files are no problem. Just add the files you need to your iDisk, and whatever you upload will be there for you to download using a web browser on any computer or using the iDisk App for iPhone or iPod touch. Free for MobileMe members, the iDisk app for iPhone and iPod touch makes your important files accessible anytime, anywhere. View popular file types, such as Microsoft Office and iWork ’09 documents and presentations, PDFs, and more, in portrait or landscape. Share any file, big or small, with just a few taps. And access files in the Public folders of other MobileMe members just as easily.

[Available from the iTunes App Store]

Time Capsule now comes in 1TB and 2TB models starting at just $299. Time Capsule is a Wi-Fi hard drive that works with Mac OS X Leopard’s Time Machine to back up all your data. It’s also a full-featured wireless base station that includes simultaneous dual-band 802.11n Wi-Fi, Guest Network, Back to my Mac support for MobileMe users, Gigabit Ethernet ports, and a USB 2.0 port for sharing a printer and/or a hard drive.

[Available from Apple]

Kingtson has announced their DataTraveler 300 which, according to them, is the world’s first 256 GB USB Flash drive. Using their included software up to 90% of the drives content can be password protected and no administrator rights are required. As of this writing the drive is only available in the UK, but should be available in the US shortly. I can name at least two Los Angeles ACNs, who probably have this on pre-order.

[Estimated $900 from Kingston]

While the USB Tube Delight Audio may be more flash than function, one cannot help be fascinated by its uniqueness. The device is a pluggable USB sound card for computers. You can hook up your speakers, headphones and a microphone to it. The device lights up with a blue glow for added effect. The USB device is Mac compatible.

• Specifications:
• Comply with USB Audio device Class 1.0
• Comply with USB Device Firmware Upgrade 1.1
• Support Stereo Earphone Output by 3.5? Phone Jack
• Support Stereo Microphone-In by 3.5? Phone Jack
• Support 16Bit 16KHz / 32KHz / 48KHz Playback, THD+N -73dB, SNR 85dB
• Support 16Bit 16KHz / 32KHz / 48KHz Recording, THD+N -73dB, SNR 85dB
• Interface: USB Mini-B receptacle

[$32 from Brando]

Tired of trying to explain which cable is which over the phone when trying to help someone with their tech issues? Here is one solution to that problem that I have found helps my clients. Now I just say “unplug the cable marked with the green disc.” If they decide to do a little rearranging, not a problem, this solution also has matching stickers to place on each port so they will know where each cable should be connected. A starter set of 10 reusable dotz is just $10.

[Available from dotz]