Moves Like ZAGG-er

At least one popular blogger called me "painfully ignorant and irresponsible" for my bullish assessment on the company in my "5 Stocks Under $10" last month. Well, the stock was at $8.56 then and at $6.81 when I originally singled out ZAGG in the same monthly column 11 months ago. If last night's after-hours pop sticks, I'll gladly take the 25% gain over the past month and the 57% return since last year's column.

The future is promising. ZAGG sees adjusted EBITDA growing from 21% to 32% this year to between $55 million and $60 million. It sees net sales climbing nearly 40% to $250 million, well ahead of the $240.6 million that Wall Street was forecasting.

iFrogz Luxe Case Review for iPhone 3G | Barcamp Abidjan

The worst case I ever bought. First day, I took it out of my back pocket and the upper half remained in my pocket. Since then, whenever I left my purse or pocket, I had to tighten the two halves. Then yesterday I left in a car for the first time he hit the floor board and the loop without breaking any value. Stay away cases Frogz.

I had this case for exactly seven days and two small parts detaching from the black to the front of the case. Right in front of the small clips in black on the side that connect under the color portion.Inside the box is slightly beveled in this area. From today on both sides have been suspended within the area slightly bevel the exact same form on both sides. I liked the look and feel of this case, but do not think I'll buy a new one.

Zagg: Real Sales Numbers Do Not Match Reported Earnings Claims

1. The iFrogz product line and the ZaggMate/ZaggFolio have lower margins than the invisibleshield. The large sales growth for Zagg over the last two years has mainly come from Zagg getting into stores like Best Buy and AT&T. So yes these two factors carry
2. When interviewing management at Best Buy, most of them could not even identify the iFrogz brand upon my asking of its sales figures. However, the ones who did recognize it claimed that they sold less than four iFrogz accessories per day.
3. Last summer's acquisition of iFrogz is naturally padding ZAGG's top-line results, but it's impressive growth all the same. Gross margins contracted and earnings climbed 55% to $5.1 million, or $0.16 a share. Analysts were only expecting a profit of
4. Trying not to beat a dead horse here, but I have STILL never seen a pair of ZAGG/iFrogz earbuds or headphones in the wild, while I HAVE seen many Skullcandy. Who the hell is buying these things? The company brags about distribution in Wal-Mart (etc),
5. ZAGG owns iFrogz, a major case and accessory seller. ZAGG also sells keyboard cases for the tablet market and has partnered with Logitech (LOGI) selling co-branded iPad keyboard cases throughout the Apple Stores. Most of these products are sold through