At least Apple's taste in wallpapers is still going strong unlike replacing that heroic and most magnificent Lion photo for the more sissy, bald looking Mountain Lion. In any case, here it is. Download the full resolution (3200x2000) Galaxy wallpaper that will soon be the new face of OS X Mountain Lion above! Click it.

Update: Get your Mountain Lion Galaxy fix on all of your portable gadgets too! Click your device to download - iPhone 4/S | iPod Touch 4G | iPad & iPad 2

Just like that, without any exclusive press event Apple has announced its next cat, OS X Mountain Lion. OS X Lion was considered to be a big upgrade from Snow Leopard, but Mountain Lion is what Snow Leopard was to Leopard. 10.8 will bring with it many new enhancements, tweaks and new features. In a nutshell, Mountain Lion brings a whole lot of the iPad-inspired iOS to the Mac with things like Notification Center, Messages (Beta now available to download), deep Twitter integration, Game Center, Notes, Reminders and AirPlay Mirroring for streaming HD content on your Mac to large screened devices using Apple TV. Mountain Lion has put an end to Software Update and letting the Mac App Store do all the work of handling your Mac's updates.

Mountain Lion also brings improved security features like Gatekeeper, which helps protect you from unknowingly download and installing malware. Apple has also made sure to support many Chinese services with 10.8 from social networking to email. The popular Chinese search engine Baidu will be integrated into Safari and Chinese text input will be improved. Developers can download the developer preview of Mountain Lion starting today, while the rest of us have to wait until the summer for the official release. Apple has yet to reveal the price, but it's safe to assume that it'll cost as much as Lion at $30. As for that good looking wallpaper you've set your eyes on, we'll be sure to get that out to you shortly! 

If dropping $150 on one of ElementCase's gorgous aluminum cases left you without a compatible charging dock, then you'd love to hear this. ElementCase is about to release its own take on a charging dock for the iPhone with the Vapor Base. A dock stand made out of CNC machined aluminum that is designed specifically to fit your iPhone with either a Vapor Comp case or the more bulky Vapor Pro case seamlessly. The Vapor Base undoubtedly looks really good even if what we're showing you right here is only a pre-production Vapor Base docking stand. We've seen similar aluminum docks like the Elevation Dock spring up in recent weeks. Though the Vapor Base does have that cutting edge style ElementCase is most known for.

The Vapor Base doesn't come with its own dedicated sync and charge cable so you'll be using your own. Underneath is a bottom cutout that can route and store excess cable for a neat desk environment along with rubber anti-slip feet. It also features a perforated grille on the front that amplifies the sound coming out of the iPhone as well as a padded space towards the back to store small things such as your ElementCase's speed wrench. The Vapor Base is compatible with all ElementCase cases as long as you've got an iPhone 4/S.

The company first revealed its Vapor Base at CES 2012, and is expected to release its dock in a few colors this month for around $100. Hit up the source link below for the video interview.

Rokform is saying goodbye to its aluminum Rokbed iPhone 4 case for a more appropriate hybrid case called the Rokbed Fuzion. A case with a slider-style design that requires no twisting of any kind of screws, made for both the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S that's made out of a CNC machined aluminum upper body boasting a rugged look with a slide-on polycarbonate bottom cap that should eliminate all reception degradation. The Rokbed Fuzion will set you back $79, and is now available in a slew of anodized colors.

Kickstarter is full of great new products waiting to be funded by consumers who like what they see. The Zooka is yet another promising Kickstarter project that has caught our attention. The Zooka is a portable Bluetooth wireless speaker with Jambox-like volume and power controls infused into its durable, medical grade-silicone tubular body. It can connect to virtually any Bluetooth audio source, but its most unique feature is that it can slip onto any iPad with or without a Smart Cover while propping it at an angle for a better, hand-free viewing angle. It can also be used on top of any MacBook screen without interfering with the camera lens.

The Zooka's dual speaker configuration will outperform the sound level output of the iPad by as much as five times. Not much else was said about the speakers themselves as far as specifications. The Zooka is powered using a built-in rechargeable battery that's capable of holding a charge for more than 8 hours of music streaming and also has a 3.5mm audio input. This speaker has all the right ideas to become a hot product we might see at Apple stores. Let's just hope the audio quality is worth it all. You'll be able to pre-order a Zooka for $89 in various colors. Check out the Zooka Kickstarter page for more. 

Logitech's newest touch sensitive mouse looks like a sleek slug, but it sure isn't sluggish on specs. It seems as though logitech is one step behind Apple when it comes to touch sensitive input devices. Not long ago, Logitech released its version of a touch sensitive trackpad called the Wireless Touchpad. The Touch Mouse M600 is said to have slippery smooth, uber responsive touch surface for swiping and scrolling. And with Logitech's Flow Scroll software, PC users will enjoy continues and free-flowing web page scrolling. The Magic Mouse-inspired Touch Mouse M600 was designed to comfortably fit the palm of your hand whether you're left or right handed with clickable areas that can be reassigned and also features the option to use only a single AA battery for lightweight use while two AA batteries can increase the weight and feel of the mouse while adding longer run times. Nice way of using batteries as additional weight for customization, Logitech.

The Touch mouse M600 comes with the Logitech Unifying wireless USB receiver that can connect up to 6 Logitech devices using only a single USB port. You can pre-order yours for $69.99 and expect it to start shipping later this month.

Twelve South has come out with yet another Mac-only accessory cleverly called the HoverBar. It can attach an iPad 2 to any iMac and Apple Display for what Twelve South's calls a Tony Stark-inspired, futuristic setup any multi-tasking, social networking fanatic, stock watcher, weather hobbyist geek would love to come home to. Or not leave home at all. The HoverBar is a flexible arm strong enough to position an iPad 2 besides or above your display while the ball joint allows for various viewing angles and orientations.

Twelve South's HoverBar mount can also serve many different tasks with its sturdy and padded two-way clamp. It can attach your iPad 2 to a desk, kitchen cabinet or any other surface edge up to 1-inch thick as a versatile standalone iPad 2 stand. You can grab the HoverBar right now for $79.99. Video after the break!

Seagate has recently released a Thunderbolt adapter for its GoFlex series of portable external hard drives that is as big as an external hard drive on its own. The GoFlex Thunderbolt adapter works with all GoFlex drives adding a super fast Thunderbolt port with transfer speeds of up to 10GBps. Also, the GoFlex Thunderbolt adapter requires no external power to run and is compatible with any 2.5" SATA drive including SSD drives which will yield the fastest capable transfer speeds. Seagate's GoFlex Thunderbolt adapter is the most expensive interface adapter available for the GoFlex system at $99.99 and doesn't even include the necessary Thunderbolt cable which costs $50 alone. 

iPhone photography enthusiasts now have access to even better quality glass attachments for the iPhone from respective lens makers with the iPro Lens System case made by Schneider Optics. The iPro Lens System fits both iPhone 4S and iPhone 4 models and comes with wide angle and fisheye lenses that can be easily screwed on and off onto the specially designed, snap-on style protective hard shell case. Shooting using the wide angle lens will provide you with an extra 35% wider field of view while the fisheye lens lets you capture 160 degree angles.

The case itself is fitted with tripod mounts on both sides and can be used with the included lens storage case which doubles as a handle. The entire kit that only includes two lenses will set you back a whopping $199, the most expensive lens kit we've seen for the iPhone yet. But Schneider Optics does have more street cred than other great alternatives such as the olloclip 3-in-1 lens adapter at a considerably lower price point.