A large percentage of people out there own at least one of Apple’s iOS devices which makes this piece of technology extremely useful and the company could find themselves enjoying a lot of success with it. What’s most intriguing about the Sydnee charging dock is the fact that it can host more than one of these devices at the same time.

This means you can charge all your iOS devices from one electric outlet instead of taking up all your plug sockets. It actually can accommodate four products at the same time, which aside from being extremely practical, saves space and time also.

As you would expect from a product with this much accommodation it is a fairly large piece of equipment, however that does not mean its design aesthetically pleasing too. It also comes in a white or black finish. You can check out the image below to judge its looks for yourself. If you’re interested in purchasing the Kanex Sydnee it is expected to be shipping sometime this quarter for a fairly reasonable price of $149.99.

As most of you will be aware there are a variety of similar products already on the market that do the same job, however one that is so accommodating for this price will be hard to come by. Are you one of the people who own more than one iOS device? If so is the Kanex Sydnee a product that you would consider purchasing or are you happy to use multiple outlets?

Apple has allegedly purchased some new equipment that would allow the manufacture of curved glass for portable devices next year. AppleInsider is reporting via DigiTimes that we could even see products with these screens in early 2012. Some of Apple’s rivals already feel that curved glass displays can help to gain a competitive edge, but Apple are already thinking along the same lines.

The report is claiming that the iPhone maker has purchased glass polishing equipment for its supply chain, which will allow the production of portable devices with the curved glass. These are claimed to include Fuji Crystal, G-Tech, and Lens Technology. Fuji Crystal and Lens Technology are thought to supply components for the iPhone, while G-Tech is more focused on the iPad.

There were reports earlier this year that Apple had purchased around 300 glass cutting machines to produce such displays, and the iPhone 5 could have such a display. This not thought to be the case now but it may come sometime next year.

It is also believed that the iPad may be too big for a curved glass screen to work, so the feature could find its way onto any iPhone that may get released during next year. Last year the Nexus S handset released by Google featured a four inch contoured display, so it won’t be the first company to offer such a feature.

Would you like to see a future iPhone or iPod Touch with a curved glass display?