Almost all phones have legs shock absorbers molded from a rubber, which after a short operation of the apparatus is almost completely loses its friction properties. And then, to dial the number the caller requires a minimum of three hands – one to hold the phone, the other to hold the apparatus and a third to rotate the drive dial. However, it should replace the existing legs to install the rubber plugs from the pharmacy bubbles — “third hand” here would be superfluous: elastic rubber securely hold your phone in place.
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