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(Possibly baked -- rmutt seems to be behind the curve on phone technology, but here goes anyway).
Cellphones are getting smaller and lighter -- some Japanese i-mode phones weigh in at less than 50 grams. This is light enough that it's not inconceivable to actually wear the entire thing on your head,
like those goofy radio-headphones from the 70's. So why not put a spring clip in the back of a cellphone that will go over the top of your head, and hold it in the right position? It could even retract like a tape measure, so would only marginally affect the form factor of the phone.
"Hands Free Adjustable Headset"
http://twitpic.com/c18rzn
Headset holds cellphone with suction cup [rmutt, Feb 06 2013]
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Ah - I actually misunderstood the original idea. That's what comes of trying to work at the same time as reading HalfBakery... |
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Why use a spring clip for a cell phone, when duct tape is so plentiful???? |
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... or rubber bands (a bit less painful to remove) |
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Juct check out anything related to "Bluetooth" on the web - You can wear your pc on your head if you give those guys enough money. |
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