what is the easiest way to place mobile in it. i just received nd my mobile is not fixing in its jacket
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sorry for the delay in response, essentially u have to line it up over the port and slide it in, if it doesnt budge lift the phone slightly and insert. you dont hear a snap or anything. just notice when the phone is resting comfortably on the port u can insert the rest and you are ready to go. again pardon the delay
1641658
You don't as it is non-removable. This is for the 1st and 2nd gen HERO models, not the latest.
1851725
Hi Robert... if you're talking about taking it out of the holster then - apply pressure at the bottom of the phone and push up (sort of like old BlackBerry cases). If you're talking about taking off the base cover - I haven't found a trick, but I was able work the edges slowly and take it off. I don't believe the manufacturer meant the bade to be separated often (so please be careful not to chip the edge if you wish to reattach). If you find a better way, please share :)Thanks
1650389
Get the rubbery part half way onto the phoneGet the hard cover half way onto the rubbery partSmush together. Voila!
174578
I had a similar problem until I discovered that the rubber/neoprene had come off. Have not had a problem since. It stays where I put it and just leave it. Don't move it until I get a new automobile.
1383888
Assuming that you're out of your return period from amazon, you'd need to contact the manufacturer...not amazon.http://www.mobileaction.com.tw/support/support_Contact_i-gotU_en.jsp
1876354
Great question! I thought I complained about this in the review, but there is no place for the stylus. I used to bend out the clip on the stylus and slid it over the folding part. Very inconvenient and clumsy. I haven't used the stylus for weeks!
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Hi Robert... if you're talking about taking it out of the holster then - apply pressure at the bottom of the phone and push up (sort of like old BlackBerry cases). If you're talking about taking off the base cover - I haven't found a trick, but I was able work the edges slowly and take it off. I don't believe the manufacturer meant the bade to be separated often (so please be careful not to chip the edge if you wish to reattach). If you find a better way, please share :) Thanks
1092485
Remove the external lens, put the phone really close to object. worked here.
642016
It's a thin strip all the way around the outside in the inactive area. So easy to put on. Just make sure you do it in a clean environment (no dust, animal hair, clean hands, etc) and clean it well. It is not hard to reposition, but anything left under the screen is annoying.
895137
With the palm of your hand, push down on the lower back part of phone and slide it up and out of the front. Just make sure you got a grip on it so it doesn't fly out.
565181
Thats weird mine is on the bottom also..i bet if you call the help line which i have used in the past they can walk u through it...mine tablet keeps freezng up it us so aggravating
2041299
pry off the back starting from bottom, work your way up little by little. There are slight indentations on side of phone to dig your finger nails into. Its a very tight fit, reinsert top first and then bottom to close.
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Try removing the bottom piece (it is removable). This will let you slide the phone farther down into the holster. You want the COG (Center of Gravity) to be below the ball and socket joint. This won't stop it from shifting, but will maintain it in the upright position. Alternatively try setting it up so that the plastic piece at the bottom is on top. This didn't work for my cables, so I just popped it off.Unfortunately, if you want the phone to rest sideways it will just roll over. Although if you have the COG perfect in theory it shouldn't move, but you are in a moving vehicle, so the COG won't be stationary. (Oh physics why can't you let me have what I want!!!)Good luck! Try removing the bottom piece (it is removable). This will let you slide the phone farther down into the holster. You want the COG (Center of Gravity) to be below the ball and socket joint. This won't stop it from shifting, but will maintain it in the upright position. Alternatively try setting it up so that the plastic piece at the bottom is on top. This didn't work for my cables, so I just popped it off.Unfortunately, if you want the phone to rest sideways it will just roll over. Although if you have the COG perfect in theory it shouldn't move, but you are in a moving vehicle,... » Read More Try removing the bottom piece (it is removable). This will let you slide the phone farther down into the holster. You want the COG (Center of Gravity) to be below the ball and socket joint. This won't stop it from shifting, but will maintain it in the upright position. Alternatively try setting it up so that the plastic piece at the bottom is on top. This didn't work for my cables, so I just popped it off.Unfortunately, if you want the phone to rest sideways it will just roll over. Although if you have the COG perfect in theory it shouldn't move, but you are in a moving vehicle, so the COG won't be stationary. (Oh physics why can't you let me have what I want!!!)Good luck! « Show Less
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Try carefully pressing down over the DTS logo and slide the cover down toward the bottom of the phone. I just tried mine and it doesn't require much pressure.
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I push the phone up from the bottom and pull it out from the top simultaneously. It's a two-hand operation. It took some practice but I now can get it it quickly.
654675
If you look at the hooks on either end, it has an option to be hooked up to the mobile. Depending on what you have currently, it may be possible. I can send you close up pictures and let you know later today. I use it by irself, but shall also check on my mobile.this revolves around itself, so that way it will keep the mobile rotating