Will You Bend Over for iBend?

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iBend marketing materials call it “the thinnest stand for the iPhone and iPod Touch.”

$5 gets you what appears to be two pieces of plastic or maybe laminated card stock (the website doesn’t say) cut in such a way they could be mistaken for “Snidely Whiplash”-style fake mustaches, but that, when “bent” just so, will hold your device in place on any flat surface so you can look at it (and the video or slideshow you’re watching on it) without having to hold it in your hand. The iBend is thin enough to fit in your wallet, pocket or purse.

iBend is patent-pending and manufactured in California.

What will they think of next?

Via Edible Apple

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4 responses to “Will You Bend Over for iBend?”

  1. sunda says:

    wow I made one ages ago out of some sheet plastic I had lying round. lol
    it cost 3p to make and its its in blue…

  2. frank says:

    i bought one of these for my flight to austin last week. it’s the bomb! worth it just for one flight