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Ah here.
Minutes ago.
Thanks Hannah Bates
Stanley Kubrick would have approved of this 2001: A Space Odyssey (top pic) referencing home-made LEGO iPhone charging platform.
Or sued. One of the two, anyhow.
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The tough-looking but hopelessly impractical KnuckleCase ($100) for iPhone.
Inevitably, you’ll drop it onto your bare foot. This, and the price you paid, will be the only pain occasioned.
Hey, remember when you used to hate phone numbers that contained ‘0’ or ‘9’ because of the length of time it took to dial?
*crickets*
Never mind.
For a thoroughly modern $100 the iRetroPhone syncs and recharges three devices at once, absorbs radiation and works with all iPhone and iPad iterations except the first-gen iPhone. All this, while emulating what your grandparents back in the 1990s used to refer to as a ‘rotary dialler’.
From Business Insider:
An independent designer named Frederico Ciccarese has put together some beautiful iPhone 5 concept drawings.
Keep in mind that this is just one person’s interpretation of all the rumors we’ve been hearing non-stop since the 4S came out, but it looks pretty great to us.
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Designer Anton Reponnen’s vision of how Apple’s mobile OS would have appeared, had it come out in the late 1980s.
Hmm. Surely it would have looked better on a Newton.
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Designer Antonio de Rosa really fancies himself as an Apple designer. So much so that since May 2010, he’s generated several slickly credible concept designs for an ideal world where Jonathan Ive has already employed him.
Above: the iCam, the iWatch2 (32GB, front facing camera, integrated projector) and the iPhone SJ (A6 dual core processor, 10MP camera, ‘totally glass capacitative’ screen).
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Hardwood iPhone backs from Material 6 replace the breakable, scratchable glass rear panel of your iPhone4 with a precision cut timber plate from a range including walnut, cherry and kevazinga for $90 – $100.
Kevazinga, if you don’t mind.
Complete with a little screwdriver to switch out the back cover (it’s reversible, in case of warranty disputes with Apple).