An electronic device harness assembly includes a yoke that may be placed around a neck of a user. A harness is movably coupled to the yoke. The harness may be positioned on a chest of the user when the yoke is worn around the user's neck. A clamp is movably coupled to the harness and the clamp may be positionable at a selected angle with respect to the user's chest. The clamp may engage an extrinsic electronic device. Thus, the extrinsic electronic device may be positioned at an accessible location with respect to the user.

A string-attached input pen including an input pen for a portable electronic device, and a string structural body, in which the string structural body has a first string section and a second string section, the first string section has a string-like member whose one end is coupled to the input pen and a ring member attached to the other end of the string-like member, and the second string section includes an annular belt, and the ring member is loosely inserted into the annular belt.

A mobile computer-holding device includes a pocket for holding a mobile computer. The mobile computer-holding device includes a strap that is attached to an upper portion of the pocket and that is arranged to be detachably affixed to a lower portion of the pocket, so as to affect an angle of the upper portion of the pocket with regard to a portion of the pocket within which the mobile computer is held.

Virtual reality headsets capable of accommodating display devices of a plurality of shapes and sizes are provided herein. In a first embodiment, the virtual reality headset may include a buckle, a fastening engagement face, and an elastic strap with a fastening mechanism on a distal end. The elastic strap may be configured to be threaded through the buckle and the fastening mechanism may be configured to be detachably attached to the fastening mechanism engagement face to secure a display device to the virtual reality headset. In a second embodiment, the virtual reality headset may include a first fastening stud, a second fastening stud, and an elastic strap with a first line of holes and a second line of holes. The first and second lines of holes may be configured to be secured, respectively, to the first and second fastening studs to secure a display device to the virtual reality headset.

The present invention is a portable device accessory that includes a cover, a plurality of hooks, a connector, a first adhesive pad, and a second adhesive pad. The first adhesive pad is attached to one side of the connector. The other side of the connector is attached to a portable device, such as mobile phone, by the second adhesive pad. The user may remove the cover to reveal the first adhesive pad, then temporary attaches the first adhesive pad to a mounting surface so the user may take a selfie with the portable device. After the portable device accessory is detached from the mounting surface, the user may place the cover over the first adhesive pad and pressed the cover and the connector towards each other thus enabling the plurality of attachments to be frictionally attach around a lateral wall of the connector.

A cushioning platform to be used when reading print media such as books or looking at a tablet computer or similar electronic device while reclining. The user places the platform between their book or device and their body, on top of any clothing or blanket. The platform distributes the weight of the user's hands and the book or device over a larger area, increasing comfort. The platform also locates the bottom of the book or device above the user's clothes or blanket, helping to prevent the user's clothes or blanket from interfering with page turning, or from obscuring the bottom of the device screen or interfering with use of the home button.

A strap uniting device for a wearable device is provided. The strap uniting device includes a base, at least one guide protruded from the base, and at least one catching part protruded from the base, and constructed different from the at least one guide, and arranged parallel with the at least one guide.

A beverage bottle for a portable electronic device, includes a hand-held container comprising a surrounding wall and having a fluid compartment formed within the surrounding wall, and an accessible station integrated with the hand-held container, wherein the accessible station has a window cavity for accommodating the portable electronic device therein so as to allow the portable electronic device through the window cavity. Therefore, the portable electronic device is carried and protected by the container and is accessible through the accessible station.

A grip system comprises a protective case and a grip apparatus. The grip apparatus is removably attachable to a back surface of the protective case. The grip apparatus includes a base, two flexible strips or straps, and a cap. The base is configured to be removably inserted into the recess in the back of the protective case. The two flexible strips are each attached to the base. The cap is proximate a top surface of the base when in a stowed position and extendable away from the top surface of the base when the cap is pulled outward to an extended position. Each flexible strip is configured or adapted to slide within a slot or channel in the cap. Each flexible strip slides into the slot when the grip apparatus is transitioned to the stowed position and slides out of the slot when transitioned to the extended position.

An attachment to a mobile device, allowing a user to grasp and use the device. The attachment may include three concentric, interlocking rings. An outer ring adhered to a backing plate may be affixed to a surface of a device, such as a rear surface of a cell phone, smart phone, personal digital assistant, calculator, MP3 player, iPod, iPad, tablet computer or other mobile device. An inner ring attaches to a middle ring via a hinge mount. The grasping device may resemble a ring for a finger of a user, by which a user grasps the attachment and thus the mobile device. The inner and outer rings may be connected and interlocked by a mating middle ring. The middle ring allows the inner ring to rotate relative to the outer ring, allowing the user to conveniently position or orient the mobile device as desired. Other shapes may be used.