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What's New, What's Hot is Travel Weekly's look at useful and fun travel gadgets, edited by Joe Rosen. First up, the Puku S8 charger is powerful enough to provide up to five full charges per use for smartphones and between 50% and 100% for tablets. The charger, which is so small it can be carried in a computer bag or purse, offers at least 900 hours of standby time, 36 hours of talk time and 153 hours of media play time on one charge. It comes in six colors and is equipped with two USB ports and a Micro USB cable.

This well-thought-out backpack can accommodate up to a 17-inch laptop while providing a fleece-lined pocket for stowing a hand-held device or a pair of eyeglasses. A ''quick-pass'' system that allows for passage through TSA checkpoints without the need to unpack your laptop helps make air travel just a bit easier. Other features on the Javelin Daypack include a mesh-back panel, zippered beverage/utility pockets, padded tablet pocket and front zippered pocket for passport and ticket.

Just the thing for the business traveler, this Rapoo Bluetooth-enabled keyboard, Model No. E6300, is only .22 inches thick while still sporting 80 full-size alpha-numeric keys as well as 156 iPad hot keys, such as homepage, search, picture frame mode, play/pause, mute, lock/unlock, copy and paste. No longer will users have to struggle with tablet touch-screen typing. The keyboard's built-in lithium battery lasts up to one month on one charge. Other vitals: The keyboard measures 8.1 by 0.5 by 3.2 inches and weighs 8.8 pounces.

Magellan's has an unfolding toiletries holder that makes perfect sense for the man and/or woman on the go in that it can lie flat amid packed clothing in luggage or be zippered shut as a kit. Constructed with a tough, water-resistant coating, the kit has a double-zipper pull that provides easy accessibility from either side to three interior pockets and six elastic loops that keep toiletries handy, visible and organized. In addition, there is a front-zippered pocket for extra storage.

This already popular line of headphones has now been freed up with wireless technology, an improvement that makes a top-of-the-line travel accessory even better. Still featuring the all-important Adaptive Noise Cancelation, the Beats Studio phones have the ability to take calls, skip songs and adjust volume. Moreover, travelers who only want to use the headphones to cancel ambient noise from, say, jet engines will find the ANC-only, no-music mode automatically increases the level of noise cancellation. A hard-shell case is part of the package.