A phone holder includes a pocket having a rear wall and a front wall and configured to receive a phone; an elongate neck extending from an upper portion of the rear wall of the pocket and foldable relative to the rear wall of the pocket; and at least one magnet located on or in the neck. The neck is foldable so that a rear surface of the neck faces an opposite surface of the rear wall to enable the neck to overlie a waist band of clothing of the user or a belt or the like with the magnet being magnetically coupled by magnetic attraction to the phone at a location adjacent the phone to support the phone holder.

A phone holder includes a pocket having a rear wall and a front wall and configured to receive a phone; an elongate neck extending from an upper portion of the rear wall of the pocket and foldable relative to the rear wall of the pocket; and at least one magnet located on or in the neck. The neck is foldable so that a rear surface of the neck faces an opposite surface of the rear wall to enable the neck to overlie a waist band of clothing of the user or a belt or the like with the magnet being magnetically coupled by magnetic attraction to the phone at a location adjacent the phone to support the phone holder.

The present invention provides a terminal control method, a protective case, and a terminal. In the method, a terminal may be disposed with two Hall effect sensors for sensing a change of a magnetic field generated by a magnet in a protective case, and identify a forward snap-fit operation, an opening operation, a backward snap-fit operation, and the like of the protective case. When detecting the forward snap-fit operation of the protective case, the terminal performs a screen off operation; or when detecting the backward snap-fit operation of the protective case, the terminal may skip performing screen off operation. In embodiments of the present invention, the protective case can be prevented from turning off a screen by mistake, so as to improve terminal control accuracy.

The present invention provides a terminal control method, a protective case, and a terminal. In the method, a terminal may be disposed with two Hall effect sensors for sensing a change of a magnetic field generated by a magnet in a protective case, and identify a forward snap-fit operation, an opening operation, a backward snap-fit operation, and the like of the protective case. When detecting the forward snap-fit operation of the protective case, the terminal performs a screen off operation; or when detecting the backward snap-fit operation of the protective case, the terminal may skip performing screen off operation. In embodiments of the present invention, the protective case can be prevented from turning off a screen by mistake, so as to improve terminal control accuracy.

Discussed is a wireless charging device that changes a direction of a magnetic field generated by a transmission coil, through a repeater capable of rotating in a plane, and supports a user terminal in parallel with the repeater, to wirelessly transmit power in various directions and at various angles. The wireless charging device includes a power transmitting module including a plurality of transmission coils arranged side by side, therein, a terminal supporting module including a repeater therein and disposed at a slant with respect to an upper surface of the power transmitting module on the upper surface of the power transmitting module, a moving module to move the terminal supporting module along a direction in which the transmission coils are arranged, and a controller to supply a voltage to any one of the plurality of transmission coils depending on a position of the moving module.

A mobile device handle accessory designed to maintain the compact nature of the mobile device, secure a user's hand to the device in order to decrease the likelihood of dropping the mobile device, and minimize the detrimental effects of non-ergonomic hand position during prolonged mobile device use. Herein is described a mobile device handle accessory.

A mobile device handle accessory designed to maintain the compact nature of the mobile device, secure a user's hand to the device in order to decrease the likelihood of dropping the mobile device, and minimize the detrimental effects of non-ergonomic hand position during prolonged mobile device use. Herein is described a mobile device handle accessory.

A cradle for a mobile device includes a cradle base including a removable cover, a cavity base, and sidewalls extending from the cavity base to the removable cover, where the removable cover is configured for resting a back surface of a mobile device received in the cradle, where the removable cover, the cavity base, and the sidewalls define a cavity configured for receiving a wireless device configured for wirelessly interacting with the mobile device received in the cradle. The cradle also includes a top device receiver coupled to the cradle base and configured to receive and retain a top portion of the mobile device received in the cradle and a bottom device receiver coupled to the cradle base and configured to receive and retain a bottom portion of the mobile device received in the cradle.

Provided is a grip apparatus for a portable device. The grip apparatus includes a base unit mounted on the portable device, a sliding hole formed in the base unit in a longitudinal direction of the base unit, a pair of sliders inserted into the sliding hole and independently movable along the sliding hole, and a band unit coupled to the pair of sliders and deformed to form a space, into which a finger is insertable, as at least one of the pair of sliders is moved.

Provided is a grip apparatus for a portable device. The grip apparatus includes a base unit mounted on the portable device, a sliding hole formed in the base unit in a longitudinal direction of the base unit, a pair of sliders inserted into the sliding hole and independently movable along the sliding hole, and a band unit coupled to the pair of sliders and deformed to form a space, into which a finger is insertable, as at least one of the pair of sliders is moved.