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Galileo robotic iPhone stand shipping in June

Rue Liu, Apr 5th 2012 Discuss [0]

The makers of the Joby Gorillapod may have another hit on their hands with a robotic iPhone platform called the Galileo. Under a new venture called Motrr, JoeBen Bevirt and Josh Guyot are the brains behind the Galileo, which has already received $400,000 in Kickstarter funding, surpassing its $100,000 goal, and is now getting ready to ship in June. Read The Full Story

CineSquid sucks in place for tricky camera shots

Rue Liu, Feb 22nd 2012 Discuss [0]

Camera enthusiasts, both aspiring and pro, are getting creative with DSLR cameras for cinematic projects, which leads to interesting new solutions for their needs. Cinetics is introducing a new tripod setup called the CineSquid that's a mix of a GorillaPod Focus tripod, a BallHead X camera mount, and industrial-strength suction cups so that it can be mounted to almost any smooth surface. Read The Full Story

Cineskates are like rollerblades for your camera

Shane McGlaun, Aug 26th 2011 Discuss [1]

Photographers and videographers are creative sorts that are always looking for new things they can do to make their video and photos more artistic. This leads many people to look for new lenses and filters. A new system for holding your camera has surfaced on Kickstarter and it will add some interesting new capabilities to your photos and video. The system is called Cineskates. Read The Full Story

Joby granted utility patent on sweet GorillaPod tech

Shane McGlaun, Mar 7th 2011 Discuss [0]

I have talked about the cool gear that Joby makes a lot here at SlashGear. You might remember these products from gear like the GorillaPod Magnetic and all of the flashlights and tripods that Joby makes that share the same technology. Read The Full Story

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Joby Gorillamobile for iPod Touch Giveaway

Ewdison Then, Mar 17th 2010 Discuss [11]

It’s time for another giveaway here on SlashGear! Gorillapod have given us two of their new Gorillamobile for iPod touch cases, the only iPod touch case that comes with its own set of flexible, bendable legs, making watching movies on your iPod Touch much more enjoyable than holding it on your hand.

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Joby unveils new Gorillapod Magnetic and Ballhead X for photographers

Shane McGlaun, Feb 19th 2010 Discuss [0]

A few months back I spent some time playing with the Joby Gorillatorch flashlight. The Gorillatorch is a flashlight that is attached to a tripod with three magnetic feet. The thing is fantastic and puts light just where you want it without you having to hold it, assuming there is metal around. Joby has now announced similar tech for cameras called the Gorillapod Magnetic. Read The Full Story

Microsoft Project Natal prototype caught in wild

Chris Davies, Feb 4th 2010 Discuss [0]

We can't give you a launch date or a price for Microsoft's Project Natal motion-sensing gaming controller, but we can show you a picture of one of the prototypes. According to the Seattle Times, this Gorillapod-mounted contraption is the prototype Natal hardware that Microsoft gave out to game developers. Read The Full Story

Joby Gorillatorch flashlight announced

Brenda Stokes, Aug 18th 2009 Discuss [0]

If you're a fan of the Gorillapod tripod from Joby, then you'll definitely be happy to hear the company has just announced the Gorillatorch, an LED flashlight with a Joby flexible tripod attached. The new Gorillatorch allows you to brighten up any area without having to hold a flashlight. And with a bendable tripod, the light can be positioned in anyway you want. It also sports magnetic feet. Powered by three AA batteries, there is a dimmer feature that ranges from 65 lumens to energy-saving levels. You can get the Gorillatorch starting in September for between $29.95 and $34.95.

Joby Gorillamobile tripod announced

Brenda Stokes, Jul 29th 2009 Discuss [0]

Joby announced their Gorillamobile tripod today, which acts a shift of emphases on cameras with their GorillaPod to mobile devices like the iPhone or Flip camera. What's cool about this tripod is that it can be used on just about any surface because of its ball joint legs. They can even bend so as to attach your device to a bike, a light pole or what have you. Included with the Gorillamobile tripod is a suction-cup mount and adhesive clips. You can get the tripod by the end of the summer for $29.95.

CES 2008: Joby GorillaPod Accessories

James Allan Brady, Jan 11th 2008 Discuss [0]

So the GorillaPod is not new, still cool, but not new, what is new is the accessories they are now packaging with it. There is a suction cup and a couple of Velcro attachments each of which are mountable on the GorillaPod just like a camera. Read The Full Story

Joby’s New Zivio Bluetooth Headset

Rue Liu, Jan 15th 2007 Discuss [1]

Aimed at being a company of innovation, Joby has brought us the unique Gorillapod and is now announcing a line of Bluetooth headsets scheduled for release in Q2 of 2007. This ultra lightweight and stylish headset features a unique adjustable earpiece that attaches via magnet and also a retractable microphone. The unit has 10 hours of talk time or 12.5 days standby time and can be recharged via USB. Unfortunately all the pictures we took of the prototype at CES turned out blurry--if only we had a Gorillapod at the time. So we've borrowed the lovely image above from Gizmodo.

Gorillapod: a brilliant travel camera tripod

Karn Suriyasasin, Dec 6th 2006 Discuss [0]

Smile!! If you love to take photos, you know that sometimes the great picture is hard to capture. Finding a right spot to shoot is not always easy, but thanks to the Gorillapod, now you can shoot from anywhere from any terrain you want. The Gorillapod is a tripod with three flexible legs that can rotate 360 degrees. It can grip on to just about anything. Whether you are shooting with a small digital camera, an SLR, or a video camera, the Gorilapod is there for you. Price: £19.95 ($24.20) Gorillapod [via boysstuff.co.uk]