 Hey guys, this is Amr from The Verge and I'm here at CES with Snap Grip, which is a new camera accessory for the iPhone 4 and 5. It's currently in prototype mode, so it's a little bit janky, but the concept is very cool. Basically what you do is you simply attach this device to your iPhone case, which is customized, and what it does, it uses Bluetooth to basically talk with the iPhone's camera app. What it allows you to do then is essentially take photos with one hand. Simply you can auto focus by pressing down as you would a normal point and shoot. You can zoom in and out with the buttons here on the top, and there are several presets shooting modes. So basically what it does is turn your iPhone into a standard point and shoot camera. This is actually a product that began as a Kickstarter campaign. It launched about a week ago and it's already reached about 80% of its funding goal with about 25 days left. We're told that further iterations of it will be made for the Galaxy S3 and that by the time it hits the market it should retail for between $69 and $99.