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Microsoft looks for new Windows Phone 8 employee to work on out-of-box experience

Shane McGlaun, Aug 17th 2011 Discuss [2]

If you are a geek looking for a new job Microsoft is on the lookout for someone to join its Windows Phone 8 team. The job listing is searching for a worker for the Consumer eXperience team also known as ConX. The worker will be involved with "stirring up" the out of box experience for Windows Phone 8 including building and improving on the look and feel of the OS. 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

Joby GorillaMobile Ori & GorillaMobile Yogi iPad Stands Unveiled

Evan Selleck, Jan 4th 2011 Discuss [0]

Joby set up shop at CES Unveiled, and pulled the curtain off a pair of brand new accessories for Apple's tablet device, the iPad. Combining iPad positioning with protection, the new stands offer owners the ability to position their tablets in several different ways, aiming for the most comfortable position for usage at any given moment, while offering up some form of protection. Read The Full Story

Joby gorillamobile for iPhone 4 lets you take better pics and video

Shane McGlaun, Nov 9th 2010 Discuss [1]

I am a huge fan of the Joby line of gear that bears the gorilla name. The company has flashlights and all sorts of tripods for cameras and mobile phones. The key feature to all of the gear is the articulating tripod that can wrap around just about any item you want to hold your gear in place. Joby has added a new item to its line up called the gorillamobile for iPhone 4. Read The Full Story

Joby unveils new Gorillatorch Swithcback

Shane McGlaun, Oct 21st 2010 Discuss [0]

I have talked on more than one occasion about the cool flashlights that Joby offers in the Gorillatorch line. These things are great for folks that need to work on something with both hands, but need a light to be able to do that work. Joby has unveiled a new Gorillatorch light today called the Swithcback. Read The Full Story

Joby launches Gorillatorch Blade flashlight

Shane McGlaun, Oct 6th 2010 Discuss [0]

Joby makes some cool articulating tripods for all manner of digital cameras and camcorders. The company also has a line of gear for holding smartphones and flashlights as well. I have used several of the Gorillatorch flashlights the company makes and they are all very good for times when you need both hands to work. Read The Full Story

Joby offers Gorillatorch Flare with emergency features

Shane McGlaun, Jun 9th 2010 Discuss [0]

I have one of the plain Gorillatorch flashlights and it is a fantastic little device. The thing is a flashlight with adjustable brightness that is attached to a tripod with articulating legs and magnetic feet. What all that means is that you can attach the Gorillatorch to any metal surface (not aluminum obviously) and use the flashlight hands free. 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

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.