Abstract: The invention relates to a small-sized phone holder (10) to which a phone is attached by means of clamping surfaces (15) which press against the side surfaces of the phone. The said clamping surfaces are made of a soft rubber-like material having a large friction coefficient against the shell material of the phone. The phone is locked in the holder by pushing it lightly against locking surfaces (16) at the bottom (12) of the holder. The locking mechanism in the holder will then turn the clamping surfaces (15) closely against the side surfaces of the phone. The phone is released from the holder by pushing two release buttons (14) whereby the locking mechanism is forced to open and the clamping surfaces which locked the phone in the holder are detached from the side surfaces of the phone.

Abstract: The invention relates to a charging device (10) for the batteries of a cellular telephone, whereby the same device can be used to charge batteries (15) with different external dimensions. The charging device (10) comprises width controllers (19a, 19b), the position of which controls the location and position of the actual battery guides (18a, 18b), which enable batteries of different sizes to get a reliable contact with the electrical connectors (17) of the charging device. Short batteries are locked to the charging device by means of a separate stopper (14).