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engadget.com - 11/1/2008

Marware's Game Grip for the iPhone complicates what should be simple

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We've seen a few accessories for augmenting the gaming experience on the iPhone which would give the device awesome functions similar to a game controller, such as the elusive and yet-to-materialize iControlPad and the totally fake JoyPod . Well, Marware's Game Grip is sort of like that -- ...

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marware.com - 11/1/2008

Marware's Game Grip™ for iPhone 3G and iPod touch 2G

— marware.com — Unique cord management system provides the ultimate versatility Can be used with headphones/ear buds Can be charged... while playing Silicone sleeves can be used as stand alone protection when not gaming Provides convenient, radically comfortable access ... (more) Marware's Game Grip™ for iPhone 3G and iPod touch 2G

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crunchgear.com - 11/2/2008

Why can’t someone do an iPhone gaming grip right?

— crunchgear.com — You’d think it would be easy . Make a grip that plugs into the iPhone’s port that... simply has a D-pad and a few buttons on it — presto! But instead we get things like this. What in the hell were they thinking? I’d list the ... (more) Why can’t someone do an iPhone gaming grip right?

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marware.com - 10/31/2008

Marware's Game Grip™ for iPhone 3G and iPod touch 2G

— marware.com — Unique cord management system provides the ultimate versatility Can be used with headphones/ear buds Can be charged... while playing Silicone sleeves can be used as stand alone protection when not gaming Provides convenient, radically comfortable access ... (more) Marware's Game Grip™ for iPhone 3G and iPod touch 2G

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Why can’t someone do an iPhone gaming grip right?
CrunchGear — ... into the iPhone’s port that simply has a D-pad and a few buttons on it — presto! But instead we get things like this. What in the hell were they thinking? I’d list the reasons this thing is an insult to the iPhone, to gamers, to ergonomic design in general, but it would be wasting both your time and mine. Do us both a favor and spend your $50 on scratch tickets or something instead. [via En]

Marware Gets a Handle (or Two) on iPhone and Touch
Touch Podium — ... you happen to be using either one or both. Aside from making it look like one of those cheap, retro Tiger LCD handheld cames from days of yore, the silicone provides a firm grip so frenetic action doesn’t let it slip from your sweaty palms. This chunktastic set of grips don’t come cheap though: Marware would have you drop $50 for a pair of your very own.  Check out Marware’s Game Grip page for more glamour shots. (via Engadget) Related Stories: There are no related stories for this ...

iPhone game grip by Marware: Do you really need it?
Phones Review — ... have produced a Game Grip for the iPhone, iPhone 3g or Touch 2G. Basically it does what it says ‘grips your iPhone’ whilst you play the game, almost like handles on either side of the iPhone. Not really sure if you would call that enhancing your gaming but I guess for some, holding the blue handles may be a better than holding the iPhone itself? The iPhone grip does come with a lifetime guarantee and will set you back $49.99 you can pre-order yours now. Source: engadget ...

iPhone gains battery life, camera flash, loses sex appeal with FastMac's iV
Engadget Mobile — ... Why yes, FastMac -- we want 24 hours of talk time, 72 of audio, 20 of video, and 31 of standby on our iPhones and iPhone 3Gs. Throw in a camera flash that doubles as a flashlight, and the ability to charge a USB device like a Bluetooth headset right off the phone, and you've got a deal on this iV charging kit of yours! Oh, there's a catch? It's a wee bit bulky, with an aesthetic similar to that of mophie's Juice Pack? Hey, it could be worse. This largification -- along with $79.50 -- is apparently the price you pay for digital endurance. [Via ...