by Fünchkins
Chris Little and Zack Sears started a little company in the Winter of 2012 where they made simple, classic, precision covers for iPhone 4 and 4s. With Apple’s release of the iPhone 5, Sled is working furiously on making covers with the same characteristics for the new iPhone.
Here’s a multi-purpose pocket knife that’s not made by Victorinox, it’s the Task One Multi-tool case for your iPhone. The case was developed by Addison Shelton and Josie Nguyen and serves to make the smart phone even more handy than it is.
Photojojo is making all your iPhone’s deep sea dreams come true with the iPhone Scuba suit. Completely waterproof and able to take great pictures despite the extra protection.
The iPhone Scuba suit would make a handy gift for that Caribbean trip cousin Wallace is taking this Christmas.
* Photojojo has these little iPhone wetsuits for just $60 in their online shop
How many times have you tried to charge your smartphone and the cord got tangled or you were too embarrassed to bring out your charger because it was just too ugly for words? Have you ever wondered what impact the polyvinyl chloride has on your environment?
Despite how big smart phone screens have gotten, they still leave a lot to be desired for when you want to watch a movie. The ingeniously designed Mini Cinema for your iPhone takes care of that problem. It is completely powerless and comes with a cone-shaped amplifier.
All this without compromising a battery with an already short lifespan.
* The Mini Cinema is available through Oh Need for just $68 and you can see more images on KNSTRCT
With the release of the brand new iPhone 5 last week, it stands to reason that you should want to protect your new phone. The best way to do that? Place it in a waxed canvas holster that frees up space in your pockets which then hooks onto your belt.
This is exactly what the Van Brunt iPhone Holster does. It was created by Brett Bastas, a man who loves making things from scratch.
* The Van Brunt iPhone Holster is a Kickstarter project that can be funded through their page.
This gorgeous little app was created for children to teach them children’s songs like London Bridge and Old McDonald had a farm. Amazingly illustrated by award winning Oscar nominated artist Heidi Wittlinger.
The Little Fox App is availble for Apple iPhones and iPads from Apple iStore
As if the iPhone was so much of a hipster device, Schreer Delights has produced iPhone covers that resemble vintage Apple products, like the Macintosh and the IMac G3. The iPhone iMac covers come in green, orange, purple, blue and pink, just like your old iMac. You can choose according to your mood!
Each retro Apple iPhone cover retails for around $50 or about €38 from Schreer Delights.
Erin from How To Nest For Less has a brilliant idea to make your own iPhone covers. It involves scrap booking papers and a clear iPhone cover that she got for $11.99 on Amazon.com
See the rest of the tutorial on How To Nest For Less
This looks like a mini Mars Rover and you can own one yourself for a little less than the NASA made one. Just attach your iPhone or iPod Touch, download the App and you have your own little robot. He’s called “Romo” by the way!
So if you want to find out more about Romo, check out their website romotive.com
