Hello & welcome to the updated site! New & exciting things are underway, and rather than wait any longer, I went ahead and updated the website with a new appearance and an improved intro graphic.

I also streamlined the intro page to feature only the Modulr Mosy Mount because the other designs are being retired.  Their silicone molds will be locked in a safe deep in... naw, just kidding. But the will be carefully wrapped and archived for historical preservation. I see it this way - if you already bought one these discontinued designs, you now have a rare collector's item! Maybe? 

So now our efforts can be focused on making the Modulr the best most versatile mount in the world, and to free up resources for upcoming products. Stay tuned for more details!

Well the three day weekend has come and gone. But the memories will stay. Last Saturday the 18th we had our first ever Mosy Photo Walk. 15 solid mobile photographers join us. It was amazing with all the locals doing their street performance, tattoo artists right on the boardwalk, and what luck a Mardi Gras Parade! An let's not forget the weather we could not of had a better mid February day. At the end we did a raffle and handed out some Mosy Mounts sets. The winners where Arron Gamble And Danny Zaccangino! Hope you two have fun with your gadgets! Many of us stayed and played into the night. 

You can see all the great shots here: http://ink361.com/#/photos/tag/mosypw

(it may take a while to load) To view from from instagram, just do a search for the tag "#mosypw"

Thanks to all the Mosy Leads Theresa Solis (@lafromaniphone), Jayson Blair (@jayson_blair), & Bill Whirity (@_Justbill), and Patrick Bates-Barcroft (@theiphotographr)

Thank you to everyone who came down and made our first walk memorable!

We plan to do a 3 mile loop from the boardwalk up to Main St. then back to
Abbot Kinney Blvd. where we started. At the end of the walk we will stop at
Larry's, right off Windward Ave. We will eat, drink, be merry, and capture it
all on our camera phones! (*Notice that I didn't say iPhone– all camera phones
are welcome!) If we're still fired up after Larry's we can trek over to the
Venice Canals for some sunset shots, that are sure to be impressive.

We've had some exceptional weather lately so be sure to bring:

• Sun Screen 
• A Hat 
• Sunglasses 
• Water to stay hydrated 
• $1 bills for the side shows!

There will be plenty of public restrooms and places to stop for water and snacks along the way. 

For more info or directions contact @theiPhotographr or patrick@mosymount.com

On Friday I breezed through the Macworld 2012 | iWorld conference, with time to spare. I admit I had mapped out the show to see exactly who would be there, which would have been a substantial task in it's heyday. I was mostly looking for new cases to include with the Mosy Mount and I found 2 that I'm really excited about, but they wont be available for another month or so. 

The first one is from eSTYL, and it has the perfect color combination and modern detailing, that actually serves a purpose. Inside the case has a honeycomb pattern that disperses the shock from impact to the case, while the side of the outside features grip and corner impact enhancements. If I had designed a case for the Mosy Mount, it would look like this.

The second one is from Nite-Ize and it's a case that is a nice matte black, hard rubber (not silicone), oh, and it's bio-degradable! I love this case, and everything else about it. I will will have on one my phone as soon as they are available! 

I also confirmed a solution for iPhone users who want to put a Mosy Mount directly onto their iPhone, for the functionality of the Mosy, without having to use a case. (all 3 of you!) If you first apply Crimson's protective film to the back of your phone, the Mosy will stick to that film fast and firmly. then when (or if) you want to remove the Mosy, just remove the skin.

There were a few cool innovations; j5create's Worm Hole and the Whale Tail (if you're into that sort of thing) but my personal favorite of the show was Adva-Soft's AntiCrop (itunes link). Instagramers are sure to love this one! I will be using this on my phone's smaller screen (vs the iPad) when I need to add more image to an edge or corner of an image. More about this from techcrunch.com: >>> 

I did manage to take a few (dozen) pics of the event without even holding my camera, I mean, iPhone. Using the MosyPOV worked out pretty good in combination with a time lapse app (TimeLapse). I set the app to take a photo every 7 seconds and I simply had to stand still for a few seconds  to get a decent shot. A great way to review the event and put faces to the business cards a week later. Still in early developement stage, we hope to have the Mosy POV ready for christmas.

Here's a few of the pix taken while wearing the MosyPOV: flickr set 

#lookup	#nofilter	#ikeyboard
#boothbabes	#flygrip	#isupport
#estyl	#origaudio	#seasucker
	#icons

What a week we had at CES! 

Thanks to CEA, "Eureka Park", and all of you that stopped by our booth at the Venetian Hotel. We had a great time and it was great to get all that feedback about the Mosy Mount, live & in person! Many distributors showed an interest in carrying the Mosy Mount in their stores, and an even stronger interest in the new accessories we demo'd at our booth. (Way to go Eric!) 

Another new twist to this year's CES was the addition of the PMA (Photo Marketing Association) convention, which brought a lot of pro photographers to the show. Quite a few big names, including Gary Fong himself stopped by our booth and confirmed the Mosy Mount's potential in the ever-changing photography market. 

There's so many people I'd like to thank for making it possible and other people I need to contact about new possibilities, so I'm gonna keep this short & get back to work. 2012 has already started off with a big success- I'm looking forward to the rest of the year!

Here's a few of our booth in action.