Mophie, mainly known for its juice / batteries, cases, has leapt intends to produce a credit card scanner for the iPhone. The picture above shows that the credit card reader Mophie iPhone is likely to come in the form of a case that the fund has a reader so that you hit your credit card customer to accept the payment on the fly.

The Mophie credit card scanner is a combination of hardware and software solution of its own. The credit card scanner Mophie is only useful for small business owners, you can use on your iPhone to swipe credit cards from your customers to collect payments.

Mophie is not clear whether you’re in the business transactions or simply act as an intermediary. But I think the latter will be the best option for them as a business transaction is not your cup of tea. More details will come at CES.

Lego has launched its official photo Lego application for the iPhone, which is an interesting application that can convert the pictures they have in the mosaic of Lego bricks. Basically, the application only converts Lego mosaic pictures on the go Lego on your iPhone. Would imagine that probably will allow dismantlement of the bricks made up his image, so it could stack and put them back into the forms.

No, it does not. You can not even specify what type of LEGO bricks to be used in the mosaic. Anyway, it’s an interesting application, well designed, ideal for fans of Lego, which simply can convert any image into bricks. The application is free and can be downloaded from iTunes.

JogJacket, a special case for iPhone or iPod Touch comes with a bracelet and allows you to connect the device to your arm while going for a run. The armband is detachable and can be easily adjusted to fit up to 10 different sizes of arms.

The case is lightweight and durable and protects your iPhone / iPod Touch and get the dirt and scratches. It also has a transparent screen in front, so you can watch movies or use the iPhone / iPod screen while in the case.

The front face is also exposed with light reflective material, allows the user to read the iPhone / iPod, even under low light conditions. The JogJacket follows a series of generations of iPhones and iPods, including the 3GS iPhone 3G, iPod Touch 3G, 2G and 1G.

Not long after finding out that Foxconn has received orders for the 4th generation iPhone from Apple, we’re hearing that the new iPhone is likely to have a 5MP camera.

Reportedly, CMOS image sensors are arranged 5MP OmniVision Technologies – which also makes the 3.2MP sensor for iPhone 3GS.

Sources are saying that Taiwan would ship 40-45 million OmniVision’s image sensors for the Apple iPhone in 2010 – and that means, of course, Apple hopes to sell this (impressive) number of iPhones next year.

In other news from Apple (or should we say gossip?), Business Insider said that the Cupertino-based company is preparing a “new largest mobile device with a high resolution display” in January 2010. This may be the much talked about Apple tablet, or even the aforementioned 4th-generation iPhone.

Seeing what the competition has been achieved (HTC HD2, Google nexus between one and so on), a new iPhone with a higher resolution screen makes sense, right?

Whatever it is, Apple’s new, broader device will not be available for purchase in January – just a demo version will be ready by then. Well, let’s wait and see what the new year brings.