More important than casual games, mobile apps focused on education and early development are a largely underserved category on the iPhone. But now a team has developed a simple yet ingenious way to marry tactile toys with iOS apps for education.

Attention Apple product smugglers: this is an informative video on how not to smuggle iPhones from Hong Kong to Shenzen (home of all bootleg gadget clones). Or, if you must resort to these ridiculous tactics, at least be smart enough to not get all your loot confiscated.

China's reputation for selling knock-offs products with illegal branding is well known. But the latest infraction from the region involves iPhone branding on the most unlikely product you could ever imagine.

Be on the lookout for the latest speed demon on the block — Hot Wheel's iNitro Speeders. These Hot Wheels are controlled via an app for your iPhone. The mini cars are remote controlled via an infrared signal from your iPhone, which gives you five different options for controlling the cars.