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technology2 years ago

"The Verge's Top Mobile Phone Gadgets"

The Verge staff shares their favorite mobile phone accessories, including Peak Design's fabric and rubber phone cases with built-in magnets, Dbrand's sturdy and stylish phone cases, PopSockets' PopWallet Plus for cards, Moft's snap-on phone stand and wallet, Courant's stylish but slow dual-device charging stand, Yamazaki's desk organizer, a 3-in-1 wireless charger, Apple's EarPods for calls, Panasonic's ErgoFit Wired Earbuds, and Atumtek's Premium Plus Phone Tripod Selfie Stick for group photos.

via The Verge|
#cases#charging-stands#earbuds
technology2 years ago

The Ultimate Car Phone Mount: A Backseat Driver's Worst Nightmare

A car phone mount can help alleviate the stress of navigating while driving. The iOttie iTap Magnetic 2 is a popular choice, offering easy setup and a strong magnetic mount that supports most phones. However, it's important to position the adhesive metal plate correctly on the phone to ensure stability during sharp turns. The iOttie Auto Sense is another option that allows for wireless charging with a suction-cup-style base. While the iOttie mounts have proven to be safe and stable, larger phones may have difficulty staying secure. Regular maintenance, such as dusting the unit, is recommended.

via The New York Times|
#car-phone-mount#iottie#navigation
technology2 years ago

"Customize Your Phone Cases with AI: PopSockets Makes it Possible"

Phone accessory maker PopSockets has introduced an AI Customizer that allows users to design their phone grips and cases using AI technology. The tool, powered by Stable Diffusion XL, enables users to generate designs from text prompts or uploaded photos. PopSockets is also running a holiday giveaway, offering up to $100,000 in prizes for the best designs submitted. However, participants must give up rights to their designs as per the contest rules.

via The Verge|
#ai-customizer#design#giveaway
travel2 years ago

"Affordable Anti-theft Travel Accessory, Tote, and TikTok-famous Amazon Travel Iron: Must-Have Deals!"

The Outxe Phone Lanyard Tether is a genius solution for keeping your phone safe from pickpockets and drops while traveling. Currently on sale for $10 on Amazon, this durable lanyard attaches to the inside of your purse or belt loop, securely holding your phone in place. The stretchy, tear-resistant material and reinforced metal ring and clip make it difficult for pickpockets to snatch your phone. Customers have praised its effectiveness in preventing theft and protecting their phones from damage. It is compatible with all cell phones and can also be used as a protective key loop.

via Travel + Leisure|
#anti-theft#phone-accessories#pickpocketing
technology2 years ago

"Discover the Charm of Retro with Cassette Tape Power Banks"

Shenzhen accessories manufacturer Remax has released cassette tape power banks that resemble classic cassettes, allowing users to charge their phones. The power banks come in various colors and can be charged with USB-C, micro-USB, or Apple Lightning cables. They have a capacity of 10,000mAh, but the fine print reveals a rated capacity of only 5200mAh. Despite their larger size and lack of spinning parts, they come with transparent cassette tape cases. The new green version includes pull-out flexible Type-C and Lightning cables, while the older models lack a convenient place for charging cables. The power banks are priced between $20 and $40 and are suitable for one full charge of a single phone.

via The Verge|
#cassette-tape-power-banks#charging-devices#phone-accessories
technology2 years ago

"Decoden: The Japanese Trend Taking America by Storm"

The Japanese decoden trend, short for "decorated" and "denwa" (phone), is catching on in the US, where maximalist phone cases are replacing clean and minimal designs. Decoden involves covering phone cases with gems, glue, glitter, and 3D additions, including mini stuffed animals. DIY craft studios like Cutes House in Queens offer customers the chance to decorate their own phone cases with charms, beads, and figurines. The desire to personalize tech is insatiable, and decoden offers a more physical, glittery manifestation of the same market. Decoden sellers believe the style will continue to expand in the US as customers seek unique and special phone cases.

via The Verge|
#decoden#diy#personalization