Guides, comparisons, and ideas on keeping your phone safe, hands-free, and always within reach.
Armbands, running belts, handhelds and wrist tethers all promise to carry your phone on a run. Each one wins in a different situation. Here is an honest comparison, including when a wrist tether is the wrong...
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Wristlet returns handbags. Wristband returns festival bands. Only one of these words finds a cord that stops your phone hitting the floor,...
Finger rings, grips, hand straps, wrist straps and bracelets all get sold as a phone holder for hand. They solve different problems....
Visarjan is the one day in the calendar that stacks a dancing crowd, wet steps and deep water into the same afternoon....
Most phones lost in a crowd are not stolen. They are knocked from a hand, kicked out of reach, or left in...
Search for a phone bracelet in India and you get two very different products: decorative charm bracelets and load-rated bracelets that catch...
Cable cars lurch at every tower. Fort parapets have no lip. Cliff viewpoints reward exactly the reach that loses phones. The mechanics...
A phone in the water is not a repair, it is a loss. Water resistance only helps if you get the phone...
The monsoon risk is not rain getting into the phone. It is wet hands losing grip, and charging a damp port. One...
Travel guides tell you what to see. None of them tell you where your phone is most likely to end up gone....
European phone theft is not Indian phone theft. It is quiet, crowded and close-range rather than fast and forceful. That changes what...
Both keep the phone attached to you, but they protect different moments. A lanyard stops you leaving the phone behind. A wrist...
Most products sold as anti-theft in India are hidden zips and RFID pockets. They protect a stowed phone. But phones are almost...
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