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We've never met an Internet cat we didn't like here at GeekSugar. So after spotting this Odd Future All Over Cat iPhone Case ($35) by InCase, we knew — we just "haz" to have it. The print is also available as free wallpaper for desktop and iPhone.

The iPhone 4 cat case was released this week as a part of a series celebrating the OFWGTKA Carnival in Los Angeles featuring the hip-hop collective Odd Future, whose members include sultry R&B singer Frank Ocean and this year's MTV VMAs Best New Artist, Tyler, the Creator.

You know an Incase bag when you see one — their rounded sides and flat bottoms allow for maximum packing abilities, while its padded walls provide protection to laptops of any size. And just in time for Spring, Incase has rolled out some new materials to accessorize with your wardrobe, including new heathered and weather-resistant nylon to keep those Spring showers from watering down your machine. There are plenty of color options and combinations to choose from with Incase's Campus Packs, Slings, and Compact Backpacks, which range in price from $80 to $100.

Of course, if you already have a laptop bag you couldn't imagine giving up, Incase has also given an overhaul to its heather and nylon laptop cases and sleeves, which you can pick up for $50.

If you have an iPhone 4S and need an armband, you can always make your own, or you can check out the Incase Sports Armband Deluxe ($45). Stylish and sleek, the Incase iPhone 4S armband offers everything you'd want in a fitness accessory: it's easy to use, comfortable, durable, and Iightweight. It also pairs perfectly with the Incase Capsule headphones ($50).

My favorite feature is that the iPhone is protected by a hard case, which has a clip attached to the back. Simply clip the case into the plastic slot on the armband to keep it secure. If you need to make a phone call or get a better look at your running app, the case can easily be detached from the armband by lifting it up and out of the slot. If you'd rather wear your iPhone on your waist, just clip the case onto your waistband or pocket and leave the armband at home. The case doesn't cover the screen, so you can easily skip songs or check the weather. Another awesome feature is that the armband is hand-washable, which is a necessity if you're exercising with it. It's also adjustable, fitting over multiple layers when Winter running, or on bare skin if you're using it at the gym.

Of course, if you're listening to music, you'll need a set of earbuds. Pair your armband with Incase Capsule headphones. They come with three different eartip sizes to offer a comfortable, stay-put, snug fit. Your tunes will be clear, and the remote control attached to the wire makes it easy to monitor the volume or pause a song. The best part is the microphone that allows you to answer phone calls midworkout. They come in four colors: black, white, gray, and bronze. I just love this kind of practical, no-nonsense fitness gear that does nothing but make a workout easier and more enjoyable.

Let's face it — if you weren't into mood rings when you were younger, then you probably didn't like fun stuff. But the secret of the mood ring (spoiler alert) is in your body's temperature. Picking up where the mood ring craze left off is the InCase Thermo Snap Case ($35) that changes from dark to light, depending on the temperature. A long phone call or a handprint will make a lasting impression as the case slowly returns to room temp, but considering how much I'm on my phone, I'm looking forward to lots of color-changing opportunities.

I kinda wish the color change was more dramatic (throw some purple, green, and blue in there!), but hey — maybe version 2.0 will more closely resemble the mood rings of my past.