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Joby has rolled out a new cell phone accessory in the form of the Gorillamobile. This cell phone tripod is specially designed to be used with the iPhone, so you can place it on your desk or even your bike. You can now pre-order the Gorillamobile for $30 each. More
Green-House today introduced the GH-CA-IPC, which is a new protective case for the iPhone 3GS. Measuring 67mm × 15mm × 120mm and weighing 22grams, the case is available in white, orange, black, or blue. It is made of TPU material (Thermoplastic Polyurethane). The Green-House GH-CA-IPC will be available later this month. No word on pricing so far. [Product Page]
Klipsch has recently introduced the Image S2m cell phone-oriented earbuds that feature a universal in-line mic and a remote that is optimized for Apple devices and fully support all 2008 and later iPhones and iPods, including the third-generation iPod shuffle. Klipsch claims the S2m is better at picking up voice without having to speak directly at it. The new models also have oval eartips that provide more comfortably in ears than the circle-shaped in-ears offered by most earbuds. Priced at $60, the Klipsch Image S2m will be released in August 2009. [ipodnn]
You can now purchase these Japanese Food Sample Collection cell phone straps. Only professional work can reproduce food in such reality. Be careful, these sweets make you feel really hungry. Each cell phone strap is priced at 840 Yen ($8.96). More
If you are looking for a protective case for the RIM BlackBerry Tour 9630 smartphone, then check out the latest product from EverythingBerry. They have released several cases including the Experts Skin Cases, Experts Snap on cases, Experts Click cases, BlackBerry Skin cases, BlackBerry Synthetic Pocket Pouches, Otterbox Impact Series, SPE TopPouch, InvisibleSHIELD full body, and many more. The price starts at $9.99 upwards. [Product Page]
Green-House Japan comes back with their latest solar-powered phone charger. The Green-house GH-SC350 will fully charge your phone in 30 to 40 minutes. Unfortunately, the device is compatible only with Japanese handsets. Too bad! [Akihabara]
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