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Apple can put a sock in it, customers say. The tech giant unveiled its latest accessory this week — an iPhone holder made of a simple piece of ribbed material bearing a striking resemblance to a sock ...

Apple's just-announced iPhone Pocket accessory has been mocked over its $230 price point and threadbare nature — which has been described as simply being a ribbed fabric "sock." The high-fashion ...

Apple and Google are tech heavyweights that each have their own strengths, but survey a few people about who’s better at product design — at least aesthetically — and Apple’s probably going to stand ...

Apple has built its reputation on cutting-edge devices and sleek design, but the company’s latest product is decidedly more low-tech. The iPhone Pocket is a knitted strap developed in conjunction with ...

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Researchers in Switzerland have stuffed a bunch of chips and sensors into socks to help people who suffer from some of the worst symptoms of diabetes – chronic pain and a loss of sensation in the feet ...