Doctor Who Premiere 2013

A sleek, metal smartphone that rivals the offerings of Samsung and Apple, the HTC One may be the smartphone feature phone holdouts have been waiting for. Available this month on AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile, the One's pricing hasn't been announced yet, but with an HD display, Beats audio, a custom stop-motion video app called Zoe, and an onboard camera that can better handle dark lighting, it may be time to upgrade.

— Kelly Schwarze, associate editor

The graphic comic-book-style tech case from Kate Spade has been on our minds since seeing it during last Fall's Spring 2013 Fashion Week, and now the chic pop art is ready for our gear. Available for iPhone 5 ($40) and iPad ($85), the case is a punch of geek fun.

— KS

J.Crew's backup battery ($40) for iPhone 3GS/4/5 is available in a new fashion-forward print for the shoe-obsessed (guilty as charged).

Plug the accessory into your computer, and you'll have hours of extra phone battery on the go.

— Nicole Nguyen, editorial assistant

Bring on March geek television madness!

Dragon queen Daenerys, Jon Snow, Bran, Arya, and the rest of the Stark clan are (still) vying for the Iron Throne in the return of Game of Thrones, whose third season premieres on March 31.

Our favorite Doctor couldn't stay away either. The second installment of Doctor Who season seven returns to BBC One on March 30. We can't wait to see more of the new companion, Clara Oswald, played by Jenna-Louise Coleman.

— NN

While we're catching up on our favorite geeky shows, our iPad can sit comfortably in the iDesk Lap Desk ($14).

The soft nylon cushion is perfect for watching the iPad on your lap, and the plastic top is great for a beverage or as a writing surface.

— NN

Our favorite textile-wrapped cables now come in a Lightning-friendly version ($24)! The woven cable is now compatible with the iPhone 5, iPad 3, and fifth-generation iPod Touch.

This rugged version of the USB-to-Apple connector comes in great patterns and bright colors, so you won't ever lose them. Plus, they won't tangle.

— NN

Sure, the tape would get stuck and you'd have to use a pencil to unwind it, but still, I miss mixtapes. Time to bring back the fun with Sharetapes, a modern take on handing someone a cassette tape created with love. Make a playlist of Spotify, YouTube, or 8tracks, then upload that to a blank Sharetape ($7, pack of five) through the company's website. Hand the tape off to a friend, and they can activate the playlist through their device's NFC connection or QR code scanner or by listening on Sharetapes.

— KS