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The Glif is one impressive little piece of plastic. It can stand your iPhone 4 up in portrait mode. It can prop it up in landscape. And it has a built-in camera mount for attaching your iPhone to a tripod.
The Kensington PowerBack looks like a nice little iPad battery case. And a nice little iPad kickstand. And a nice little iPad dock. That is one sexy menage-a-Pad.
It’s a shame that Gizmodo US’s image servers are all out of whack, because otherwise you’d be looking at a huge photograph of a truly inspired iPhone accessory called iPlunge. They say a picture’s worth a thousand words, and if there was ever a product that really made you want to take that literally, it was this one. That’s a little ambitious, but here anyway is my portrait of the iPlunge, painted in words.
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Without a doubt, my favourite feature the iPad doesn’t have is a kickstand. Some kickstand solutions have been proposed, but none of them will stand your iPad up autonomously like this bizarro robotic one. Bonus: robotic iPhone sidekick kickstand!
