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iRing.gif Who said the only way to accessorizingly control your iPod was with a bulky, digital wristwatch? Not I. Fine, fine: for the time being at least, that's still true. But if the iRIng by Victor Soto becomes a reality, it won't be.

This ring concept comes in white or black (though with the announcement of the updated iPod classics, new white iPods no longer exist, which is kinda tough luck for people who are all into matchy-matchy). The touch-sensitive controls can play/pause, skip tracks, and adjust volume at the tap or flick of your finger (hmmmm, sound familiar?). There's even a feature to lock the controls on the back of the ring.

Status lights are bright OLEDs, and the rechargeable battery (USB charging/storage station included) should last up to 2 days.

Via GeekSugar.

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