iBend Stowaway Stand for the iPhone and iPod Touch

The iBend (patent pending) is a new innovative stand based on simplicity itself. The iBend consists of one piece of light-weight rigid vinyl which when flexed and the iPhone placed in it, becomes a solid stand. The iPhone is tilted in the ideal position for using applications, watching music videos, movies and television in landscape mode.

The iBend consists of no potruding parts so does not detract in anyway from the viewing area of the iPhone. It is easy to use the iPhone home button to access programmes you want to watch, to access controls such as fastforward or rewind or to exit programmes. The iBend sits on any flat surface securely. Once the iPhone is removed the iBend automatically reflexes to its pre-stand position, enabling it to be hidden discreetly within a pocket or transported within the iPhone’s protective case. The iBend is available as a pack of two stands, one of each colour for $4.99 from www.myibend.com

iBend Stowaway Stand for the iPhone and iPod Touch

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