Here are a few shots of the MilliMount hanging out with a Galaxy S3… There’s a rubber pad which is used as a spacer for smaller phones like the iPhone and Nokia Lumina, but for larger phones or phones with cases (up to 72mm in width), removing the pad accomodates phones like the Galaxy S3. More on our Flickr page!

Have you heard the news?  A comet is flying by the earth!  Unfortunately, when you look out the window, all you see are stars… just like every night.  Unless you have a telescope or high-powered binoculars, you’ll likely miss out on seeing the cosmic event.  Or maybe, you simply didn’t know where to look.  If only you had a “cosmic compass”… well, there’s an app for that! Photo: NASA.gov HOW TO FIND IT According to NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab in Pasadena, California, “By March 8, 2013, comet PANSTARRS may be viewable for those with a totally unobstructed view of the western horizon for about 15 minutes after twilight.” Well that’s great, but what about other cosmic events?  You’ll need knowledge of stars and constellations to know where to look.  Check out an app called Star Walk.  After you fire it up and start moving around, you instantly get a galactic …