Sure the iPad can do a million different whiz bang things to keep us guys on the go informed and connected. But the problem is how to take it with you on the go, besides carrying it, or when you leave your laptop bag at home.

Mohan’s Custom Tailors out of NYC figured out a way: Custom tailored iSuits. Think of it as the fashion of the future, with the first ever iPad pocket in menswear. “Today’s man needs a suit that functions not just as a piece of clothing but as performance apparel,” said owner Mohan Ramchandani. “Our customers need to be wired at all hours of the day, and our new tech-wear organizes them and makes their devices easy to retrieve at a moment’s notice.”

Because we're now geared up with PDA’s, iPhones, iPods, Blackberry’s, Bluetooths, iScribes, and the iPad, over ten different tech pockets have been designed for Mohan’s custom suits to house any and all tech needs. Pockets are also adjusted to ease accessibility for a right handed or left handed man.

It's like being Batman of the Boardroom.

For those of us tired of trying to set our watches by pushed those tiny little buttons with our fat man fingers... Touch screen technology meets modern design in the Kenneth Cole New York touch screen watches.

Cole's aim? To "inspire a new generation of consumers already passionate about touch screen technology available on smartphones and music players." (And to let us fashion conscious, yet big fingered, guys set the right time without fumbling.)

Featuring Digi-Touch™ Technology the collection mixes traditional and fashion-tech features in a modern sleek design and maintains Cole's signature, classic look with a stainless steel round case paired with a silicon strap. The watch functionality includes 32-City world time and an alarm, stopwatch and light up screen.

To add one to your collection, they'll run you $125 to $175, and can be found at Kenneth Cole retail stores, department stores including Macy’s, Dillard’s, and Nordstrom and online at kennethcole.com.

It's no secret I'm a big fan of the whole retro/Mad Men/Rat Pack style thats back in style. Fedoras, narrow lapels, ties. Especially skinny ties. If I'm going to a weekend event or cocktail party, my classic black skinny tie is usually part of that night's look.

Then I got sent one of these Nobis ties from their Spring collection, where they've taken that old-school style and given it an updated look with new patterns and textures. And left "the usual" back in your dad's closet.

The two black ties in the collection depart from the ordinary with a splash of color, yellow on the linen version (upper left in the pic), while red and white embroidered stitching adds some 60's design flavor to the shiny poly/nylon version (middle).

If you're looking for more than basic black, check out the "acid wash denim" one pictured in the lower right, for those of you who are nostalgic for the time of hair bands and 80s-tastic mullets. And then there's the one I'm wearing this weekend, the cotton plaid version shown on the right, with the green paint stroke. The mix of colors let it work with anything, or bring some life to a gray dress shirt. Ol'Blue eyes would be proud.

www.nobis.ca

If you caught Game 4 of the Western Conference Semis between the Phoenix Suns and the San Antonio Spurs, then you saw Steve Nash take an elbow to the eye that opened him up like an oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico.

After taking 6 stitches to close the wound, Nash, in true tough-guy Canadian form, got back on the court, even as his eye started to swell shut. And though he looked more like Popeye than a pro baller, he was still draining twos and threes like it weren't nothing but a thing.

So to honor that inspired performance, TwoEightNine Designs came up with this "Nashty" t-shirt design featuring Nash's iconic (and still 70's-licious) hairstyle, and the infamous bandage over his eye. Nash never looked so good. [Thanks to our boys at TheHoopDoctors for finding this.]

A couple of weeks ago, I posted a recommendation to add some Liquid Flow shorts to your summer wardrobe. And now I'm gonna give you a chance to do that. For free.

They're bold, they're attention grabbing, they're made of comfortable micro-fiber, and they've got that ingenious 100% waterproof pocket... perfectly designed for the beach.

And all you've gotta do for a chance to get a pair of your own, is ...There's more

Diddy is doing high style. And taking his 11 year-old Sean John label back to the days of classic modern fashion. Gone are the loose fits, bright colors and bold logos. In, is new slimmer denim fits, and lower rise, narrow straight legs.

The ad campaign focuses on the new subtlety and refinement with a black and white palette, showcasing jackets with clean, dramatic lines, sleeveless hoodies, sweaters with bold geographic patters, and suits with classic cuts and narrower lapels.

Looking at the new designs, I'm thinking you can take Diddy's new duds anywhere from office, to dinner to club. Which is pretty much the way Diddy does it.

You can see (and buy) the entire the line at SeanJohn.com

Summer is around the corner, so it's time to start stocking up on the latest styles. (And burn those jorts your girl got you last year.) I'm gonna suggest you start your style collection with a pair of the new Liquid Flow shorts.

Founded by one of our boys over at BroBible.com and made of micro-fiber and sporting bold, just-on-the-right-side-of-loud colors and prints, these shorts can go anywhere from the beach, to the links, to a night out, and grab attention everywhere in between.

And as an added bonus, each pair features a 100% waterproof pocket, perfect for stashing cash, hotel room keys, and cocktail napkins with phone numbers. Or, as you'll see in the video below, pizza and donated organs. Hey Dockers, whaddaya got?
$68 a pair
www.liquidflowclothing.com

Once again, we're back to launch another round squarely in the direction of those who urge us to spend too much time nurturing our feminine side, and plead for a return to the great manhood of yesteryear.

If you remember, we asked to reinstate the duel as a reasonable way to settle disputes, and asked for the liquid lunch to again grace business schedules everywhere.

Now it's time to get our Hard Partying Rock Stars back...

The Situation:
You heard stories of rock bands trashing hotel rooms, setting their instruments on fire, and taking a half dozen groupies back to the tour bus for a night of debauchery so obscene, entire apology memoirs where written about them. And all you wanted to be was a rocker.

How Guys Are Now:
Sadly, this day and age, a band like ColdPlay represents rock superstardom. Vanilla acts looking to pump out average pop tunes while they avoid offending the Political Correctness Police. You just know the pre-show green room for ColdPlay is a wholesome, white wine-laden affair, because you can't play songs that lame while full of whiskey and illicit drugs. The "edgiest" Chris Martin ever got was naming his kid "Apple."

And adding insult to injury? The hottest act right now is "Internet Sensation" Justin Bieber. This kid makes the Jonas Brothers look like Black Sabbath.

How Guys Were Then:
Real rock stars used to know the value of a good performance. Bands would prepare by getting shit-housed and partaking in any stimulant, and willing woman, within arms reach.

On stage the band would continue imbibing, and hurl insults at the audience who adored every word.

Afterward, all ...There's more

As Mars Blackmon said, "It’s gotta be the shoes." And for me it's definitely all about the Air Jordan shoe collection.

Ever since I was a kid watching His Airness play, I was fascinated by all parts of Jordan’s game. A major part being his shoes. I felt they could make me fly just like MJ. Well, spoiler alert... they didn’t. But that's about the only thing that let me down about the Air Jordan shoe line. And apparently, I'm not alone in my love for his kicks.

MJ has been out of the game as a player for years and Nike is still producing new Air Jordan shoes, and even reintroducing shoes from the past in their Retro Collection. The Miami Heat's Dwayne Wade loved the shoe so much, he dropped his own shoe from Converse and became the main spokesperson to promote the Air Jordan 2010. (Which is technically the Air Jordan 25. After the Air Jordan 23 shoe, Nike has stopped calling the shoe by the number, and used the year instead.)

Every sneaker freak has their favorite shoe. For me, that's a tough question. It’s like asking a parent which child they love more. So, instead, I'll give you my Top 10 Air Jordan’s of All Time:

10. The Air Jordan VII

This shoe is known as the Hare Jordan, because Nike’s marketing campaign had MJ in TV ads with Bugs Bunny. The shoe came out in 1992 when Jordan and the Bulls won their second NBA title, and MJ won his third MVP award. Plus this was the shoe that Jordan wore during the 1992 Olympics when he was part of the Dream Team. Instead of the number 23 on the shoe it was replaced with his Olympic number 9.

9. The Air Jordan XIV

I have fond memories of the Air Jordan XIV, because this is the shoe MJ was wearing as he took his last shot as a Chicago Bull, in the Finals against the Utah Jazz to win his sixth title. The shoe was also designed after the Ferrari 550-M.

8. The Air Jordan X

The Air Jordan X was known as "The Comeback Shoe." The sole has a list of Jordan’s accomplishments from 1985 to 1994. The shoe also has the number 45 instead of 23, in honor of MJ’s brief stint wearing 45. Why just a brief stint? Nick Anderson stole the ball from Jordan during a game in their playoff series against the Magic. The Magic went on to win the series. Anderson said the only reason he even tried to steal the ball was because he saw the number 45 and not 23. That was the last time Jordan ever wore the number 45.

7. The Air Jordan XIII

Released in 1997, the Air Jordan XIII is seventh on my list for the unique style it brought to the line. It has a hologram of the Jumpman logo and the number 23. It is also ...There's more

To celebrate their 20th anniversary, luxury cigar maker Gurkha, has put together a limited edition cigar sure to light a fire under stogie fans.

Two years in the making, only 1,000 boxes of 92 cigars will be available worldwide at a cost of $920 per box. Should you be lucky enough to score one of these handmade, rustic wood boxes as a gift or for gift giving, you'll be treated to hand rolled cigars made from silky Connecticut Maduro wrappers with a superb aged Cameroon binder and Nicaraguan filler. (You cigar lovers understand what I just said, right?)

www.gurkhacigars.com