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Baseball Leather iPhone Case Is A Grand Slam

 

There's nothing quite like the feel of a genuine Rawlings Major League Baseball in your hand, except when it's the perfect iPhone case.

McMadley Leather Cases has really hit one out of the park with this authentic, slim fit, baseball leathered beauty, just in time for Spring training.

The raised red hand stitching will make you feel like it's baseball season all year long—because it's crafted from the same leather that's used to manufacture every single baseball in the major leagues.

This classic hall of famer is priced at just $33 dollars and it's Made in the USA. One reviewer described it as; "A well made case that feels exactly like a baseball."

Fits Most iPhone Sizes including 13 Pro Max

iSlippers Drag The Apple Brand To A New Low

 

Before you start judging these one-of-a-kind iSlippers — you should know that they are handmade by felt artist Anna Misevich who lives in Belarus, Minsk. It gets damn cold over there broseph!

Although Steve Jobs would have never allowed these classic Apple Rainbow logo foot warmers to be released without major design revisions, Anna likes to roll fast and loose like those guys who worked on Apple Maps — just put it out there and let's see what happens.

But when Steve Jobs sold Apple Rainbow logo art, he commissioned a trendy designer wall-hanging from artist Myra Burg in 1983 — then sold 'em for $350 a piece.

You can plan on forking over a hefty $70 bucks for this gift that keeps on giving. It's exactly what the iGuy who has everything should get for Christmas. If he thinks they suck then that's too damn bad for whiner boy. 

There's no way Anna is getting fired over this.

 

iPhone Crossbones Stir Up The Pirate In All of Us

 

Steve Jobs once said; “Why join the Navy if you can be a pirate?” — so that should give you a clue into the profound inspiration behind these iPhone Crossbones decals that pander to our inner pirate.

Now the good news is that a Crossbones decal for iPhone 5 will only cost you $2 dollars — the bad news is that even though the decals are removable, they're not repositionable.

So I suggest doubling down and buying a pair to cover any application gaffe you may experience. Crossbones are also available for iPad and MacBook too. Arrrrh!

via Decal For That

Newest iRetrofone Dock Makes Room for iPhone 5

 

 

After months of preparation, artist Scott Freeland has just unveiled his latest iRetrofone 2.0 design that makes room for iPhone 5.

The cool twist in his latest version is that he's carved out enough room in this ultra-retro dock to accommodate a thin iPhone case — that's an instant win. Each dock is hand-sculpted and cast one at a time out of quality resin.

Once you connect your iPhone into the iRetrofone dock — you'll be able to answer calls with the fully functional old school handset that lets you chat it up like it's 1972 all over again.

The hidden opening for your charging cable supports iPhone 3G, 3GS, iPhone 4G, 4S and now iPhone 5. Expect to dial up $200 for a incredibly unique retro iPhone dock in Black or White. It's the perfect way to introduce grandpa to the 21st century.

  
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This Vintage Book Is Your New iPhone 5 Case

It's a vintage book — it's an iPhone 5 case and wallet all wrapped up into a slick little package that doesn't smell like an old musty attic.

Twelve South has adopted a new family member into its collective with BookBook for iPhone 5 and man it's a true beauty.

I like that each case is hand-distressed so that there are no two that end up looking exactly alike — fitted with an ample opening in the rear to snap photos.

Although I'm not a huge fan of adding bulk to my iPhone, this genuine leather case is a well thought out work of art. If you haven't seen the sweet BookBook versions for iPad or MacBook yet — they're definitely worth a proper eyeballing.

Expect to pay $60 bucks for your iPhone 5 BookBook in Vintage Brown or Classic Black. I always bet on black.

via Twelve South

Sticky App Notes Make Note-Taking Fun Again

 

The lost art of old school note-taking is about to make an epic comeback with Sticky App Notes — the iconic iOS post-it notes that will get your happy juices flowing again.

A package of 6 apps will run you $18 which includes Mail, Calendar, Messages, Contact, Notepad and Clock with plenty of room for writing. Even if you suffer from classic sausage fingers.

The only downside is having to wait 3 to 4 weeks for delivery since these are shipped via Pony Express.

[via The Fancy]

The Boring Button Gets A High Tech Upgrade

 

Steve Jobs said; “I want to put a ding in the universe.” — but it was Olive Bird who decided to put a ding on the side of a common shirt button to keep our dangling EarPod cords neat and tidy.

Say hello to Button 2.0 — the art of building a better button.

By adding a slot on the side of a common button, Olive Bird has transformed ordinary into extraordinary — forever changing the garment universe for generations to come by adding a simple cable-wrangling design.

Button 2.0 costs $3.28 each and is expected to ship by November 8th. The thread and sewing part is up to you.

My feelings about this inspired innovation can be best expressed through the words of mister Neil Armstrong; “This is one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.”

Yes sir... it certainly is.

[via Shapeways]

Colorware Drives iPhone 5 Into The Red Zone

Since the original iPhone first hit Apple store shelves in 2007 unrelenting rumors of iPhone red have been tossed around like the mythical Unicorn — but Steve Jobs never dared to deviate beyond black and white.

ColorWare is now offering customized iPhone 5 mods for a cool $1,700 price tag which includes a new GSM factory unlocked device in the colorific palette of your choosing. The company is quoting 5 weeks for delivery.

I would bet it all on red. It just doesn't get any better than this.

 

[actual finished iPhone 5 pictured below]

This Working Instagram Camera Is The Ultimate Hipster Halloween Costume

 

Photographer Eric Micotto has created an inspiring ultra-geek Instagram costume that captures live photos on the go.

His costume design is powered by a Nikon D800 used to snap photos with the “lens” which pops through the costume up front— an iPad is embedded on the rear to act as a giant LCD screen to view the images.

“On the iPad, I linked to my Eye-fi card using the Shutter Snitch app, which I’ve found works much better for me than the official Eye-fi app. I also set the iPad to not go to sleep so that it would remain lit up and ready.” Eric told Peta Pixel.

The end result causes insta-hipster envy everywhere Eric goes with an Instagram camera in the front and party in the back — all night long!

Chicks go nuts over guys dressed like an Instagram camera. No doubt about it.

 

[via PetaPixel]

Smiley Face Lego iPhone Case Will Rule Them All

 

The iPhone's design is a modern work of art all on its own — but who can resist this custom LEGO smiley face case? Anyone who just bought a new iPhone 5... that's who.

When I spied the minifig ToyCap that inserts into the headphone jack it sealed the deal for me on this one. Even though $36 dollars is a tad pricey — you won't find any other iPhone 4S protection so perfectly LEGO-fied without being totally cheesy.

I'm all in. Who's with me?

The Original Godfather iPhone 5 Case

You looking for some iPhone 5 protection? It just doesn't get any better than "The Original Godfather". Jabba the Hutt is the ultimate boss in this classic gangster inspired work imagined by Egerbver.

Other iPhone 5 cases have nothing on this original design. So pony up your $35 bucks and then forget about it! Instant feelings of superiority come free upon delivery.