It’s not often that you come across a product that you really like AND that can provide so much versatility.

And yet, that’s exactly what I found with the KROO Multi pouch.

See for yourself.

“What do you need?”

• I need a handy little mobile phone pouch that I can hang off my handbag or my belt - so it’s easier to find when it rings
• Well, I need a cover for my Creative Zen MP3, but don’t just want a boring silicone skin
• Nah, I’m after a stylish protective case to carry my iPod around - something that doesn’t “scream” iPod so keeps the thugs away
• I want to be able to carry my PDA on me to meetings, without being too obvious
• For my birthday, Mum & Dad got me a Sansa Sandisk, but they didn’t get me a cute pouch to carry it in
• I’ve had trouble finding a phone pouch that fits today’s phones - Nokia slides, Sony Ericsson Walkman’s, Motorola’s
• I’m travelling. How can I hang my Canon IXUS digi from my belt and not become a fashion tragic?

If only I could find a cover that could do ALL of these things..

Stop looking! Enter stage:

“KROO Multi”

• Soft-to-touch but sturdy neoprene (like lightweight wetsuit material)
• A press stud closure to keep your valuables safe and a loop to attach to your bag, belt or wrist
• Also comes with a shoulder strap girls, so you can add your lipstick and ID and take it out on the town

Oh yeh - and you even get a little change from a $20

Read more and order:
Black KROO Multi
Red KROO Multi
Pink KROO Multi

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Rumour has it Motorola may considering dropping mobile phones from their portfolio, following massive losses on sales of their mobile devices last quarter.

Reported 31 January:

Motorola, Inc today announced it is exploring the structural and strategic realignment of its businesses to better equip its Mobile Devices business to recapture global market leadership and to enhance shareholder value. The company’s alternatives may include the separation of Mobile Devices from its other businesses in order to permit each business to grow and better serve its customers.

Read the (somewhat confusing) Motorola Press Release.

Story kudos to:
Unwired
engadget

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