15 devices your iPhone replaces

Alarm Clock - $9.99 Clocks, alarms, stopwatches. Your iPhone has it all -- including a snooze button. (Advanced Time Technology)

iPod Nano - $129 Your iPhone has a built-in iPod. (Apple)

VoSKY Touch Videophone for Skype - $249.99 Video calls used to seem futuristic (and expensive). Now everyone has FaceTime. (VoSKY)

Canon PowerShot - $169 Who wants to carry around an extra device? Plus, it's way easier to upload those photos to Instagram if you don't. (Canon)

Samsung A227 - $39.99 For all its functions, it's easy to forget that your iPhone also makes phone calls. (Samsung)

Texas Instruments TI-83 Plus - $79.99 The graphing calculator is officially obsolete. (Texas Instruments)

Apple Remote - $19 Don't get up. You can control all your multimedia from the comfort of you couch with an iPhone. (Apple)

Olympus Voice Recorder - $59.99 Digital voice recorders are expensive and now totally unnecessary, thanks to your iPhone. (Olympus)

Korg Chromatic Tuner - $19.99 For half the price, get the <a href="http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id284962368?mt=8&src=af&ign-mpt=uo%3D6">GuitarToolkit app</a> and your instruments never have to be out of tune. (Korg)

LED Flashlight - $6.29 It might not be the most powerful flashlight, but your iPhone can prove useful in case of emergency. (BriteLink)

Nintendo DSi - $149.99 Who needs a Game Boy when you have Angry Birds and Words With Friends: Are you not entertained? (Nintendo)

Kindle Wi-Fi - $79 (with Special Offers) Reading books on the iPhone's smaller screen might not be as comfortable, but it sure is convenient. (Amazon)

Garmin nüvi 1350LMT - $118 A standalone GPS is probably the way to go for your car but if necessary, the iPhone proves a worthy stand-in. (Garmin)

Franklin Merriam Webster Advanced Dictionary - $34.50 Electronic dictionaries are officially obsolete. (Franklin)

Sony Portable DVD Player - $74.95 Big, clunkly and totally unnecessary. Portable DVD players have seen their best days. (Sony)