Filed in archive Mobile Community by tom on February 22, 2007

Textually.org has posted some pictures from Tokyomango of their top-selling cellphone dangly things.

Although the best one I've seen recently is a dog made from recycled electronics, which also comes from Tokyomango (although in this case to me via BoingBoing.)

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