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This has to be my favorite iPhone stand to date. Its simple one piece design is easy to fabricate and lays flat when not in use. Follow along with this Instructables as maker jonpoate steps through the process. [via lifehacker]
How-To: Make an easy iPhone alarm clock stand
Posted by Adam Flaherty |
Oct 12, 2009 04:00 AM
Mobile, iPhone, iPod |
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Doesn't holding the phone up like this put the bottom port under strain? Over time I would guess that using that connector as mechanical support will loosen the contacts inside the iPhone and make the sync port flaky. That seems to happen quite frequently with mini-USB connections.
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