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Add a splash of color to your iDevice with Touch Me Home-button stickers

For just $5 (plus an unfortunate shipping charge), you can buy a cool pack of colorful stickers to adorn your device's Home button.

Put a donut on your Home button with Strapya World's cute Touch Me stickers.

Put a donut on your Home button with Strapya World's cute Touch Me stickers.

(Credit: Strapya World)

You can have your iPhone, iPod, or iPad in any color you want--as long as it's black. Or white. So what happens if you want to dress up your device, to give it a dash of style? Or even just a dash of color?

There are plenty of jazzy-looking cases, of course, and if you really want to get funky, you can always choose a decal from an outfit like Skinit.

But if all you want is a small, simple, unique bit of flair, look no further than the Touch Me Button Stickers. Available in three styles, these cute little numbers fit over your iDevice's Home button--meaning they're compatible with all iPhones, iPads, and iPod Touches.

Well, I think they're cute. (Go ahead and laugh. People do it all the time.) The Button style looks like, well, a button--you know, the kind that keeps your shirt together. Switch merely replicates the look of the Home button, but in different colors.

(Credit: Strapya World)

And then there's Donut. Mmmm...doughnut. These tasty-looking varieties would look right at home on Homer Simpson's iPhone.

Each pack comes with six stickers, all of which are raised (and therefore might just make the Home button a little easier to press).

Japanese seller Strapya World charges $4.60 (U.S.) per pack. The bad news is that shipping adds $12.90. (If anyone knows of a U.S.-based seller offering these things, please share the link!)

What do you think of the Touch Me stickers? A nice splash of color, or an affront to Apple's carefully crafted design? I await the debate in the comments.

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