Engadget Mobile sees so many accessories glide past us to aged irrelevance in the slush pile that we decided it was high time to stop passing the little stuff up. Starting Monday, July 16th, we'll begin a weekly feature with all that is new and grand in the mobile accessory world wrapped up in a tight, easy-to-digest package. We're going to start with an iPhone focus (come on, tell us you don't want a hideous gray cable!), but this will blend over time to accommodate bits for all manner of handsets. And naturally, if anything piques your interest, be sure to fire a tip our way -- if it snaps on, clips on, plugs in, or covers up, we want to hear about it!

Verizon seems to be throwing as many trendy extras as humanly possible into its (oftentimes overpriced) monthly add-on pool, and may now be nearing a deal with the video clip-broadcasting extraordinaire, YouTube. Not long after announcing a simplistic fee-based system to keep your contact list from being destroyed, Verizon Wireless "is in advanced talks" with YouTube in a deal that would bring the zany segments we all love to your very own mobile screen (and television, too). America's second-place carrier is looking to grab an edge in the marketing department as it hopes to "further its efforts to expand into internet and entertainment services." Under the terms being discussed, V CAST users would have access to YouTube videos for a currently undisclosed price, and Verizon reportedly hopes to "offer YouTube videos as an on-demand feature" while watching TV (FiOS anyone?). YouTube isn't selling the rest of its soul without caution, however, as the deal could end up being exclusive in nature, but only for a limited time. We'll keep you posted on how much "America's most reliable wireless network" plans on bumping your already overwhelming monthly bill should this deal go down.