Gear Diary iPhone Problem Solved... Thanks To MovieWedge photo

It is a problem as old as the iPhone itself… you want to watch a video on it but can’t find a comfortable way to hold it for an extended picture…

Gear Diary iPhone Problem Solved... Thanks To MovieWedge photo

You’ve tried laying the iPhone flat on the able… great solution it you have a live-in chiropractor to help with the neck strain…

Gear Diary iPhone Problem Solved... Thanks To MovieWedge photo

You’ve tried simply holding the iPhone but that only works for two minute YouTube videos. (And try doing this when your wrist has been fused!)

Gear Diary iPhone Problem Solved... Thanks To MovieWedge photo

You’ve tried leaning it on a host of household items. (The MightMouse approach was a total fail. The Pepto box not much better.)

Gear Diary iPhone Problem Solved... Thanks To MovieWedge photo

You tried making a stand out of paperclips after reading about it on line. (Yeah, like that is going to work.)

Gear Diary iPhone Problem Solved... Thanks To MovieWedge photo

Now, thanks to the Movie Wedge it is… PROBLEM SOLVED.

Gear Diary iPhone Problem Solved... Thanks To MovieWedge photo

The soft microsuede device holder looks and feels like any old beanbag but there is a difference. The Movie Wedge is specially designed to hold a variety of devices as variable angles.

How does it work?

Gear Diary iPhone Problem Solved... Thanks To MovieWedge photo

It works great with the iPhone.

Gear Diary iPhone Problem Solved... Thanks To MovieWedge photo

It works great with the iPod touch.

Gear Diary iPhone Problem Solved... Thanks To MovieWedge photo

It even works great with the Sprint HTC Hero.

At just $9.95 the Movie Wedge is a terrific accessory to throw in your bag and have at the ready when needed. And the fact that the microsuede covering can be used to clean the screen… a bonus!

The MovieWedge is available from MovieWedge.com for $9.95.

What I Like: Does what it says.

What Needs Improvement: Nothing.

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Having a father who was heavily involved in early laser and fiber-optical research, Dan grew up surrounded by technology and gadgets. Dan’s father brought home one of the very first video games when he was young and Dan remembers seeing a “pre-release” touchtone phone. (When he asked his father what the “#” and “*” buttons were his dad said, “Some day, far in the future, we’ll have some use for them.”) Technology seemed to be in Dan’s blood but at some point he took a different path and ended up in the clergy. His passion for technology and gadgets never left him.
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  • metsfan123

    You know, this seems like a really good idea. Good luck with your product, perhaps i'll pick one up if available!

    - A



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