PTO Grants Wrapsol's Request for Inter Partes Reexam of Zagg's Patent MarketWatch (press release) BOSTON, MA, May 01, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- Miele Law Group PC and Cooley Manion Jones LLP, on behalf of their client Wrapsol , LLC, are pleased to announce that the United States Patent and Trademark Office has granted their request for an ... and more »

Wrapsol Non-Slip Grip Pad for Large Tablets Review The Gadgeteer by Janet Cloninger on April 28, 2012 · 0 comments I recently reviewed the Wrapsol Ultra Screen Protector on my new iPad. Wrapsol also sent along their Non-Slip Grip Pad for Large Tablets for our review. It is “engineered to optimize usability and to ...

Wrapsol Ultra Screen Protector for iPad 2 and New iPad Review The Gadgeteer Wrapsol offers tablet-sized screen protectors that require no liquid for application. I was happy to be selected to review their Ultra Screen Protector for iPad 2 and New iPad when they offered a review sample to The Gadgeteer.

PTO Grants Wrapsol's Request for Inter Partes Reexam of Zagg's Patent Retail Digital (press release) BOSTON, MA--(Marketwire - May 1, 2012) - Miele Law Group PC and Cooley Manion Jones LLP, on behalf of their client Wrapsol , LLC, are pleased to announce that the United States Patent and Trademark Office has granted their request for an inter partes ... and more »

Merlin ready to work some retail magic Channel EMEA We have also started selling screen protectors from a company called Wrapsol that manufactures in the USA. Merlin Digital has been ranked as a top 20 small and medium enterprise in Dubai and also a top 10 company in terms of innovation by the Dubai ... and more »

RBC Daily iPad защитили от соскальзывания RBC Daily Для такого случая американская компания Wrapsol разработала аксессуар, который на всякий случай будет удерживать планшет на наклонной поверхности. Non-Slip Grip Pad представляет собой серый прямоугольник с закругленными углами, который прилипает к ... and more »

I have told my children, again and again, that they need to share their toys. My wife and I have three kids and we are not of the mindset (or humor) to buy three of everything. That means oldest brother might get a robot, middle brother a dinosaur, and the littelest brother a car. All of which, I must add, is their favorite type of toy at the moment. It simply doesn’t matter how much they like their individual gifts; they inevitably want to play with whatever their brother has and are rather putout if they don’t get that opportunity.

CANTON, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Wrapsol, LLC, a leading maker of protective film solutions that guard devices against everyday drop, impact and scratch damage including cracks, dents and dings, announced today that their patented mobile device protection systems have begun landing at Hudson Group retail locations nationwide. More than a dozen Wrapsol products protecting today’s top selling devices will be offered at Hudson Group’s familiar Hudson News outlets and “Tech on the Go” stores in airports and similarly busy locations across the United States.

BOSTON, MA, Jun 07, 2011 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- Cooley Manion Jones LLP, on behalf of their client Wrapsol, LLC, filed a lawsuit on June 6, 2011 in the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts against ZAGG, Inc. alleging Tortious Interference with Wrapsol's business relationships, Unfair Competition, False Advertising, and Commercial Disparagement in violation of the Lanham Act, and Unfair and Deceptive Trade Practices in Violation of Massachusetts's consumer protection laws. The complaint seeks both injunctive relief and unspecified damages.

Playing kitchen racquetball with a $200 device, all in the name of scientific review.

Wrapsol seem to have a solution to these problems and have released their newly redesigned film that makes installation easier. The improvement itself seems simple enough, as the skins now come with tabs which you can grip without worrying about leaving fingerprints behind and this also makes lining up to your iPad 2 or other device less tricky so bubbles are also avoided

If you were skeptical about this form of protection versus the traditional case, the Wrapsol application has gotten a makeover making it faster than ever to apply to the front, back and sides of your device by using a completely dry application method.

The Wrapsol protective films that keep scratches and glare away have been redesigned. The new design puts installation tabs on the film to help you not get fingerprints all over the adhesive

The cool part about the redesign is that it gives you little tabs to hold onto as you install the film so you can align it easier and you don’t have to worry about leaving fingerprints behind. The user grabs the little application tabs, presses the film into place, and then peels the tabs off.

I am spectacularly bad at applying skins to my phone. No matter what I do or how long I squeegee the bubbles out, I still wind up with nasty air pockets and lint stuck in between the film and my device. Enter Wrapsol Ultra.

You've just spent £500 on your new iPhone, and aside from the crushing disappointment that came from realising that Apple specialises in form over function, you're very happy with your shiny new phone. Then disaster -- you're having a whale of a time FaceTiming some Hoxton-dwelling bequiffed pillock when your precious iPhone falls from your hand. Its impractical but shiny glass screen shatters, and you cry bitter tears of loss.

Now that you’ve got that shiny and expensive new gadget in hand, how are you going to keep it from getting all scratched up and smudged? Do you really think your electronics are any match for the rigors of the road? A protective skin from Wrapsol can be a great investment in protection.

Ever drop an iPhone and cringe as the clack of it is heard hitting the floor? Ever become sick of the bulky cases that turn the slim and sexy iPhone 3Gs into a giant pocket-clogging mastodon? Welcome the Wrapsol ultra film!

Wrapsol ultra is, at least according to its maker, “The world’s strongest, easiest and fastest-to-apply drop + scratch protection system for the Apple iPhone 3GS.” Put another way, it’s a transparent precision-cut film coating that protects your iPhone.

The folks at Wrapsol recently sent Androinica an evaluation package of their newly launched “Wrapsol ultra” flexible protective covering for the Nexus One. After a week of usage, I have done enough testing to offer some opinions about Wrapsol’s newest Android product.

Video coverage of CTIA 2010: From the CTIA 2010 show floor, Andrew Moore-Crispin discovers Wrapsol, a film for smartphones that apparently protects as well as or better than a dedicated case. We'll test that theory on Gadget TV soon.

Wrapsol has introduced its new line of Wrapsol ultra shock-protection film. Unlike ordinary film solutions, Wrapsol ultra features a shock absorption property that helps protect against both drop and scratch damage. The film also uses a new dry application process that removes the need for solution, is optically clear, and comes pre-cut to account for the device’s buttons, ports, and form factor.

Gadget skin maker Wrapsol  this week introduced a new version of its thin adhesive protectors called Wrapsol Ultra that promises to keep your gadgets safe from drops up to 6 feet. And like the Slinky, Silly Putty, and Post-It notes, the technology was created almost by accident.

Typically, as soon as I buy a new gadget I stat looking for things to keep it safe and scratch free. I have used scratch-resistant films on my iPhone since I got it. A new scratch resistant film called Wrapsol Ultra has been announced that claims to not only protect your iPhone from scratches, but from falls as well.

The makers of Wrapsol Ultra adhesive film wanted to prove how well their product protects gadgets. So they took an innocent Nokia, wrapped it up like a sandwich, and dragged it behind a car at 35 miles per hour. Ouch.

Wrapsol has introduced Wrapsol ultra, a patent-pending line of adhesive films to include a shock absorption property that provides both drop and scratch protection for the iPhone and iPod lines, Blackberry, Motorola Droid and Nexus One handsets, the Sony PSP and several other devices.