A wrist strap assembly for a mobile device includes a case and a wrist strap. The case includes a bottom wall. A sidewall is disposed around a perimeter of the bottom wall and extends from the bottom wall to an upper distal end of the sidewall. The sidewall and bottom wall define an inner cavity sized to receive a mobile device therein. A channel is disposed around the upper distal end of the sidewall. The wrist strap is configured to have a stored position and a deployed position. When the wrist strap is in the stored position, the wrist strap is configured to frictionally fit within the channel of the case. When the wrist strap is in the deployed position, the wrist strap is configured to fit around the wrist of a user and to be connected to the case to secure the case to the user's wrist.

Cases, devices, and methods for protecting and holding portable handheld devices, such as cell phones and smart phones, in separate protective cases having outwardly extending resilient bumper corner eye lit rings which cushion the case and function as bumpers when the portable electronics device are dropped. The outwardly extending bumpers/eye lit rings can also support lanyards and keychain rings, and the like, so that the cases with portable electronics devices can be easily and safely held in one's finger, about their wrist, or on their neck. A central ring can be formed from an upper middle portion of the case for allowing the forefinger of a user to be inserted therein with the back of the hand supporting the case, and the lanyard wrapped about the user's wrist. The novel cases can also be used to safely protect other types of portable electronic devices, such as tablets and laptop computers, and the like, in similar manners. Portable electronic device housings can be initially manufactured and built with the outwardly extending resilient rings offering safe protection from being dropped and for being held, carried or worn.

A personal garment apparatus having a thin, light, shoulder harness like structure resembling a book bag. The harness is to be worn over the shoulders and includes pockets protruding from users chest and a mechanical cellphone holder with a tilt function located respectfully under users ear providing user ability to talk on cellphone without holding. Other embodiments are described and shown.

A smart phone holding system for coupling a smart phone to a golf bag includes a golf bag has an upper edge. A stanchion is removably coupled to the golf bag having the stanchion extending upwardly from the golf bag. A gripping unit is movably coupled to the stanchion. The gripping unit may retain an electronic device thereby facilitating the electronic device to be observed.

A multifunctional pen includes a penholder and a refill provided in the penholder. A clip is provided on the penholder. The penholder comprises an upper penholder and a lower penholder hinged to each other. The lower penholder may bend and tilt toward the upper penholder through a hinged joint. The clip is arranged on the upper penholder and across the upper penholder and the lower penholder. A tail end of the clip is raised and a pressing raised strips for a mobile phone is provided thereon.

A two-piece mobile device holder having a case assembly and a mounting assembly is disclosed. The case assembly is configured to receive and secure a mobile device such as a smart phone. The mounting assembly is configured to be detachably coupled to other objects. Sets of permanent magnets are arranged in a circular pattern in the case assembly and the mounting assembly. The magnets in both the first and second set of magnets are arranged with alternating magnetic polarity. As the case assembly is placed on top of the mounting assembly, the magnets in the mounting assembly will attract magnets with opposite polarities in the case assembly. A user may detach the case assembly from the mounting assembly by rotating the case assembly such that the magnets in the case assembly are now adjacent to magnets in the mounting assembly of the same polarity.

A protection and stabilization assembly for handheld electronic devices includes a shell that defines an interior space, which is substantially complementary to a handheld electronic device. The shell has a front, back, bottom and opposing sides. The front is substantially open and is configured such that the handheld electronic device is insertable into the interior space. Each opposing end of a strap is coupled to the shell proximate to a respective opposing side. The strap is resilient and overlays a portion of the back proximate to the bottom. The improvement is the strap positioned on the shell. The strap is configured to insert two or more fingers of a hand of a user between the strap and the shell. The handheld electronic device is stabilized in the hand of the user with a thumb of the hand free to manipulate controls on a front face of the handheld electronic device.

A holding clip apparatus is provided for attaching a mobile electronic device to a tray table of a commercial vehicle, such as a train or airliner. A tray table attachment section of the holding clip apparatus includes an upper support member and a lower support member each extending outwardly in a horizontal direction from a rear support wall. A mobile device holding section of the holding clip apparatus includes a front support wall and a rear support wall extending upwardly from a base portion having a bottom surface. Attachment portions may be provided connecting the tray table attachment section and the mobile device holding section. A mobile device angle adjustment section may be provided that allows the mobile device holding section to rotate to adjust the viewing angle of a mobile device held thereto.

An apparatus that facilitates one-handed use of a mobile device has a finger brace coupled a plurality of flexible lengths. At least one of the flexible lengths is coupled to an intermediate point of the finger brace. Each of the flexible lengths is coupled to the mobile device at its rear-facing back. At least two of the flexible lengths are coupled at opposed ends of the rear-facing back. The length of the flexible lengths and where they are coupled to the brace and mobile device are such that two fingers of the user's hand can press against the finger brace on opposed sides of the intermediate point to brace the mobile device when the two fingers are between the finger brace and the mobile device.

A smartphone holster is provided which is adapted for engagement to the belt or person of a user. A cavity within a housing of the holster is configured to hold a smartphone therein which may be inserted through an opening at a top end of the holster. Frictional contact by a flexible friction member within the cavity can aid in holding the phone therein. A curved lid may also be provided which is biased to position a curved portion over the opening to the cavity in which the phone is positioned.