Mobile electronic device holder
OwnerJustis Earleinventor
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Abstract
A mobile electronic device holder (1, 11, 61, 151) is provided, comprising a first section (2, 12, 62), configured for attachment to at least a user's hand (9); and a second section (4, 14, 24, 34, 44, 64, 154), configured for connection with a mobile electronic device. According to the invention, the second section (4, 14, 24, 34, 44, 64, 154) is movably coupled to the first section (2, 12, 62) to provide at least a handheld position and a storage position of said mobile electronic device. A secure fixation of a mobile electronic device to a user's hand (9) is thus provided, while simultaneously providing increased usability, e.g., for photographing and/or filming purposes, such as during sporting events or other activities.
Claims20
A mobile electronic device holder comprising
- a first section, configured for attachment to at least a user's hand;
- and
- a second section, configured for connection with a mobile electronic device;
- wherein
- the second section is movably coupled to the first section to provide at least a handheld position and a storage position of said mobile electronic device.
A mobile electronic device holder comprising a first section, configured for attachment at least to a user's hand and connectable to a second section, which second section is configured for connection with a mobile electronic device.
A mobile electronic device holder comprising a second section, configured for connection with a mobile electronic device and connectable to a first section, which first section is configured for attachment to at least a user's hand.
A method of mobile electronic device operation with a wearable electronic device holder comprising a first section, configured for attachment to at least a user's hand, and a second section, configured for connection with a mobile electronic device;
- wherein said mobile electronic device is brought from a storage position to a handheld position while being safely attached to the user's hand.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.