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The Newest
Technology
Available

What goes in your pocket,
stays in your pocket.

Contouring to your curves –
staying securely in place.

Digiflexx Technology

Mobile Device with Flexible Display and Housing

Patent Approved #10731239

Mobile Device with Flexible Display and Housing

Patent Approved #11846993

Mobile Device and Accessory Case with Display Locking Feature

Patent Approved #11356548

Mobile Device and Accessory Case with Articulated Structure

Patent Pending #17980542

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Steve Wozniak,
co-founder of Apple Computer

Donna D’Errico Baywatch
actress for flexiphone

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Graham Eacock
Chief Research & Development Officer for Flexiphone
Mechanical Engineer
Holder of nine US patents

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 Industrial model of Flexiphone view 1
(actual view)

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Industrial model of Flexiphone view 2
(actual view)

Out with the Old:

Standard Mobile Devices

  • Hard, rigid surfaces and encasements.
  • Uncomfortable and unhealthy for the back
    when carrying/sitting with a device in a
    back pants pocket.
  • Easy to damage when dropped.

It’s time to experience the first ergonomically friendly, flexible technology for mobile electronic devices such as mobile phones, tablets and more with  !

Digiflexx

In with the New:

Flexible Mobile Devices

  • Softer, flexible surfaces and encasements.
  • Greater comfort and more healthy for the back when carrying/
    sitting with a device in a back pants pocket.
  • Flexible plastic parts make it shatter resistant and
    almost unbreakable!
  • State-of-the-art technology.
  • Comfortable to carry, hold and use.

Simply put, it’s COOL!

Contact us for more information and to learn how our technology can transform today’s mobile devices.

Meet the Inventor, Tom Hillery

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Tom Hillery in Wall Street Journal

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Fortune 500 Cover

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Tom Hillery in Fortune magazine