Abstract: An electronic appliance holding device includes two slide plates which are respectively engaged with two gear sets which are matched with each other so that the two slide plates are able to move in opposite directions to adjust the space to hold the electronic appliance. An operation member has a pawl end and a pushing end, wherein the pawl end is engaged with the first gear set to stop rotation of the first gear set and when the pushing end is pushed by the user, the pawl end is disengaged from the first gear set. A cover is mounted on top of the base and a frame is mounted on the cover with a gap defined therebetween for receiving therein a picture.

Abstract: A holding device is composed of a base and a cover. An air refresher is positioned in a receiving portion of the device and an electronic appliance is clamped between two clamping plates on two sides of the device. A sliding mechanism is received in the device and includes a gear that drives a sleeve to which a core of the air refresher is connected. A fan is located in the device so as to dispense the fragrance through holes defined through the base and the cover.

Abstract: A holding device is composed of a base and a cover. An air refresher is positioned in a receiving portion of the device and an electronic appliance is clamped between two clamping plates on two sides of the device. A sliding mechanism is received in the device and includes a gear that drives a sleeve to which a core of the air refresher is connected. A fan is located in the device so as to dispense the fragrance through holes defined through the base and the cover.

Abstract: An adaptor includes a body sized to fit into a cigarette lighter holder generally formed inside an automobile to form electrical connection with an electrical system of the automobile. The adaptor includes a casing having a front end to which a positive terminal is mounted and a side surface to which resilient negative terminals are mounted. The positive terminal has a sharp tip projecting out of the casing for helping a user to break a car window. A cutter having a sharp edge is movably attached to the side surface of the adaptor to help the user to cut off a safety belt by which the user is secured in a seat inside the car.

Abstract: The invention is a kind of improved mobile telephone back-clamping device consisting of a telephone rack, a fixture, a pushing block, a back-clamping plate and a clamp-on plate. Two pushing rods are extended out from the front end of the pushing block to form an inclined pressed part. Also, a pushing part is formed on the outer side of each pushing rod so that the complete front end of the pushing block can be into a rectangular transparent trough at the center of the telephone rack. By means of their barbed structure, each of the pushing parts can push against the rectangular transparent trough. A clasping block is located on each side at the front end of the telephone rack and an extended part is extended out from the rectangular transparent trough's base plate. The extended part has a barb at the front end and an inclined block on each side. One end of the fixture is opened to cover the front end of the telephone rack. A partition board having an outlet is equipped inside the fixture.

Abstract: A car accessory includes an elongate bar removably received and retained in a retainer that is selectively attached to a sun visor of a car. The elongate bar forms a connector for connection with a mobile phone and an electrical system of the car. A speaker is mounted to the bar for broadcasting audio signal from the mobile phone and giving off sound signals. A control circuit is arranged in the bar for controlling the operation of the car accessory and synthesizing the sound signals. A battery set is mounted in the bar for powering the car accessory. Three lighting units are mounted to the bar and controlled by switches to selectively give off light signals and serve as a flashlight. The lighting units are operable with the speaker to give off visual and sound signals.

Abstract: A mobile phone charger includes a casing defining an open chamber inside which a circuit board carrying a control circuit is fixed. Conductive blades in electrical connection with the circuit board extend beyond the casing for plugging in a wall outlet. The casing defines a socket for receivingly and releasably mating a plug formed on an inner end of a cable to form electrical connection between the cable and the circuit board. The cable has a remote end forming a connector for connection with a mobile phone to be charged. A plurality of light emitting diodes and a photo-sensitive resistor are mounted on the circuit board whereby when the photo-sensitive resistor detects the surroundings are darkening beyond a threshold, the light emitting diodes are energized by the circuit board to give off light for automatic lighting. A light-transmitting cover is mounted to the casing for covering the open chamber. A lens is formed on the cover for focusing the surrounding light onto the photo-sensitive resistor.

Abstract: A clamp-to-combine sound collector assembly mainly comprises an upper clamping arm, a lower clamping arm, a sound pickup cup, a weight block, and a spring, the sound pickup cup is disposed at a bottom portion of the front end of the upper clamping arm. The tail end of both the upper and the lower clamping arm are pivotally jointed with each other to form a pivotal joint structure for easy extending or closing the claming arms. The weight block and the spring are hidden in the pivotal joint structure for fixing and ensuring a predetermined included angle and positions of the upper and the lower clamping arm and for further adjustment of clamping tightness of the clamping arms clamped on a mobile phone set.

Abstract: A cellular phone holding set includes a first part pivotally connected to a second part which is pivotally connected to a base. A speaker is received in an inner periphery of the first part and a holding device is connected to the first part. The holding device is located between the first part and the second part so as to hold a cellular phone. The first part is connected to the second part to form a sphere ball or other shapes when no cellular phone is clamped on the holding set.

Abstract: The invention is a kind of improved mobile telephone back-clamping device consisting of a telephone rack, a fixture, a pushing block, a back-clamping plate and a clamp-on plate. Two pushing rods are extended out from the front end of the pushing block to form an inclined pressed part. Also, a pushing part is formed on the outer side of each pushing rod so that the complete front end of the pushing block can be into a rectangular transparent trough at the center of the telephone rack. By means of their barbed structure, each of the pushing parts can push against the rectangular transparent trough. A clasping block is located on each side at the front end of the telephone rack and an extended part is extended out from the rectangular transparent trough's base plate. The extended part has a barb at the front end and an inclined block on each side. One end of the fixture is opened to cover the front end of the telephone rack. A partition board having an outlet is equipped inside the fixture.

Abstract: A clamping/holding device for a mobile phone includes a main clamping device, an extension set and a speaker clamping set. The main clamping device has a main body with a stationary clamping part on one side and a moveable clamping part on the other side. A moveable part attached to the moveable clamping part has a saw-tooth portion and a notch with a spring coupled to the main body. A hooking part affixed on the main body is normally engaged with the saw-tooth portion to fix the moveable clamping part. A level having a longitudinal slot coupled to a convex extension of the hooking part is used to release the moveable part from the saw-tooth portion. The extension set is connected to the main clamping device by means of an extendable rod. A sound collector is attached on a rotatable link of the extension set.

Abstract: A multifunction device free of holding telephone comprises a holder, a clip and a connecting seat, wherein the holder and clip are jointed through a catching structure and can be optionally disassembled or assembled, the clip is provided with a loud speaking structure and a microphone, the loud speaking structure can rotate for 180° and be directly caught in the user's ear, a hose is connected to the microphone for optionally adjusting the position of microphone so as to fix the microphone in a fixed position, the device free of holding telephone is hanged on the edge of the user's ear through winding a power source wire in an annular shape so as to hang the device free of holding telephone on the user's ear; a battery can be disposed in the holder, a connecting seat is provided at the bottom of the holder and can be connected to other connected element with optional function such as an ordinary pen or laser pen or flashlight, a hose can be directly fixed onto the connecting seat so as to s

Abstract: A hand-free holding device for mobile telephone set II including a back cover, a front cover, a releasing linkage and a movable piece which are placed between the back and front covers, the releasing linkage has a hook end to engage with a catch which has a wedge bottom and a recess top for a small spring arrangement, and retained by a rib inside the front cover, when the releasing linkage is depressed, the catch will be lifted up for position regulating of the movable piece for different types of mobile telephone sets.

Abstract: An extension device adapted to be mounted in the automobile cigarette lighter holder, includes an adaptor sized and configured to be fit into the automobile cigarette lighter holder, an end holder for holding a mobile phone, a power outlet section arranged between the adaptor and the end holder and connected thereto by means of a first and a second connectors both of which are capable to rotate about two orthogonal axes to allow the adjustment of spatial location of the mobile phone. The adaptor has a central bore inside which a plug, serving as the negative contact, is received and spring biased to be contact engageable with the negative contact of the cigarette lighter holder. The adaptor also has a plurality of flutes formed on a side surface, inside each of which a resilient strip is received to serve as a positive contact. The strip has a U-shaped end.

Abstract: A mobile phone holder includes an upper casing member and a lower casing member, each having an inside surface on which a plurality of parallel-arranged guiding slots are formed. Two clamp members each comprise a flat plate member to which a strip-like section is fixed to be selectively slidably receivable within the slots of the upper and lower casing members. Each of the clamp members has resilient holding sections extending therefrom to define a space for receiving and holding therein a mobile phone. The open end of the casings allows the clamp members to be removed from the casing members and re-inserted into another guiding slot so as to change the distance between the clamp members and thus adapted to hold mobile phones of different sizes.

Abstract: A mobile phone recharger having a battery seat on the top surface, a light source pivotally connected to the front, and a clipping means on the back surface, is able to detect the power status of the battery and with the help of the illumination of the light source, the remaining power in the battery is consumed. The clipping structure enables the recharger to be hung by a hook (or the same) on the wall, therefore, the recharger is used as an emergency flash light.

Abstract: A clip stand for mobile telecommunication devices such as mobile phones and beepers includes a bottom cover, a connected board, an inlaid bar and an upper cover. The bottom cover is attached to the connected board. A twisted spring is installed between the bottom cover and the connected board. On the bottom side of the connected board is a segment trough which has several protuberant strips on its surface. An inlaid bar is held in place by an upper cover affixed to the top of the connected board. The horizontal hook on one end of the inlaid bar is placed inside the segment trough of the connected board. When the inlaid bar is pivoting, the horizontal hook will move through the protuberant strips of the segment trough.

Abstract: A car circuit adapter disclosed includes a housing, an electrically conductive connector serving as anode and an electrically conductive member serving as cathode in order to electrically connect a car cigarette lighter so as to provide battery power, a compass for decorating as well as indicating the car location, a lighting device for brightening the compass and indicating the connecting status of the electrically conductive connector and electrically conductive member with the car cigarette lighter, and an extendable power cord in electrical connection with the electrically conductive connector and member for a distant user capable to utilize battery power.

Abstract: A clamping card board, which is integrally made of an elastic material such as rubber by pressing so as to reduce cost and manufacturing time, is disclosed. The clamping card board includes a plurality of separable clamping boards, on each of which a clamping portion is mounted, so as to tightly clamp articles as a result of the elasticity thereof.