PopSockets has just launched its first-ever case for the Kindle called PopCase Kindle, and it is MagSafe compatible. It’s designed to make reading easier and more comfortable — featuring a one-handed ...

I liked the new PopSockets MagSafe Kick-Out Grip and Stand until I loved it. This new version of the popular phone grip is a better stand than before now that it lets your phone stand upright in the ...

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Launched in 2014 by David Barnett, PopSockets has become an important accessory these days. If you haven't heard of them before, then as a heads-up, they're a small circular accessory made of plastic ...

The 'Sunset Rodeo' collection includes decorative grips, cases, and even a bolo tie-inspired phone strap. By Alison Abbey Hudak Contributor All products and services featured are independently chosen ...

PopSockets is best known for its knob-like phone grips, selling more than 275 million of them in the past decade. Since launching the grips, the company has expanded into an ecosystem of related ...

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PopSockets LLC, America’s leading maker of accessories for Apple devices, sees India as the key market for its next phase of growth, thanks to a surging popularity of iPhones in the country. The ...

Necessity is the mother of invention. This proverb might best describe David Barnett’s journey. In 2010, he was frustrated with tangled earbud cords and came up with a simple solution: He glued two ...