There's nothing more irritating than moronic DJs on annoying radio stations. So give them the switch-off and instead become the DJ yourself by beaming the contents of your iPod to your very own radio.

By acting as a tiny short-range transmitter, this clever little device turns the output of your iPod into an FM radio signal that can be picked up by any FM receiving device in close range, whether you're on the move, in the office or at home.

It's compatible with any iPod 30-pin dock connector, so works with many of the current crop of iPods from the Clever Mr Jobs, and, better still, powers directly from the device itself - so it doesn't require an auxiliary power source. (It will still allow you to charge and play at the same time). Magical.

Then, your iPod becomes a wireless music device, displaying the broadcast frequency on its screen, making it a veritable piece of fruit cake to tune in to your very own version of Pod FM.

Then it's get down, daddy-o, whether you're grooving to Level 42 on the M42, or rockin on' to 54321 on the M876. Wonderful.