Abstract: An adhesive pocket for mobile phones adapted in size and shape to carry credit-card-sized items, and method of making the same. The adhesive pocket includes a base having a front, a back, a first side, a second side, a top, and a bottom. The adhesive pocket includes an elastic sheet affixed to the back of the base, the elastic sheet wrapped around the first side of the base, sealed at the bottom of the base, and sealed at the second side of the base, thereby forming a pocket between the elastic sheet and the base. The adhesive pocket includes an adhesive layer disposed on the elastic sheet. The adhesive pocket includes a removable backing disposed on the adhesive layer, the removable backing configured to expose the adhesive layer when removed.

Abstract: Embodiments are directed to a mobile phone case adapted in size and shape to removably fit around the exterior of a mobile phone. The mobile phone case comprises an enhanced grip area and a reduced grip area. The enhanced grip area has increased grip as compared to the reduced grip area. The enhanced grip area comprises substantially all of the area of the outer perimeter of the case.

Abstract: Embodiments are directed to a mobile phone case adapted in size and shape to removably fit around the exterior of a mobile phone. The mobile phone case comprises an enhanced grip area and a reduced grip area. The enhanced grip area has increased grip as compared to the reduced grip area. The enhanced grip area comprises substantially all of the area of the outer perimeter of the case.

Abstract: Disclosed is a device that in many embodiments may be comprised of what is commonly described as a “case” in the portable electronic device industry, which is largely a cavity which envelopes the portable electronic device. This case may be one solid piece, or be multiple pieces that then assemble around the portable electronic device to protect and/or decorate the device. In one embodiment, the case's functional purpose is serving as a wallet, with a slot to store items such as credit or identification cards. In a preferred embodiment the case component may then be comprised of one or more sound guides which are designed to control and direct sound from its origin and emit the sound towards the front or the face of the case. This origin is typically one or more speakers, and the guides may additionally serve to alter or enhance the acoustics of the produced sound.