And we continue with the theme of our beloved smartphones, we talked about keeping them alive with energy, now have to talk about
how to make it more attractive, we refer to the case for iPhones. Every time we personalize our accessories, now we bring you a collection of covers for iPhone. For sure you will find one that fits your style.

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The fashion it-girl, Lily Kwong, launched a new collection of accessories together with Cellairis, the company better known for providing trustful accessories, innovative and fashion-forward cases for mobile phones and tablets. The LK collection is the result of Lily Kwong’s passion for technology (as she grew up nearby Silicon Valley) and her glamorous personality.

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After taking Kickstarter by storm earlier this year, the AL13 lightweight bumper for the iPhone can now be purchased online.

While most iPhone bumpers made from aerospace grade aluminum are prohibitively expensive, designed by m created a solution that only costs $79.99.

For years, gadget-makers have been hailing wireless charging. But there’s a dirty little secret: it’s not really wireless. Since we can’t yet efficiently transmit power through thin air, there are still wires involved in all those “wireless” charging devices. To its credit, BuQu Tech’s Magnetyze doesn’t actually claim to be a wireless charging system, and the case/charger combo has its own attractive qualities.

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The Infinity Cell is a kinetic charger for the iPhone that uses your body’s movement to generate electricity. The current prototype for the Infinity Cell is a crude 3D printed rectangle, roughly the size of a pack of cigarettes, linked up to the iPhone with a cable.

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Back in 2008, Jason Koger had the misfortune of running over a downed power line on his four-wheeler, being shocked with 7,200 volts of electricity, and ultimately having both his hands amputated. Now, he’s had the good luck to get a pair of new ones that can be controlled by an iPhone app.

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The futuristic promise of the connected home is slowly beginning to materialize, with learning thermostats like the Nest$249.95 at Apple Store, as well as various solutions for monitoring and controlling your devices at home from afar. The Belkin WeMo Switch + Motion ($99.99 direct) helps bring that dream even closer, allowing remote access and automation for many household appliances.

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There’s few things more heartbreaking to gamers than an Atari 2600 whose original components have given up the ghost. UK craftsman Peter Morris must not want all that faux wood to go to waste, as he recently converted two broken 2600 systems into speaker docks for the iPad and iPhone.

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A British company has launched a new service to allow you to change the colour of your iPhone 5 shell to any colour you can think of, allowing you to ditch the monochrome look without having to fit it with a bulky external case.

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Add pocket knife and bottle opener to the list of uses for your iPhone. A start-up named TaskLab offers a case, the TaskOne, which turns your iPhone into a discreet multi-tool. The creators describe it as the “next generation of cases.”

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First things first: the SuperTooth Disco 2 Bluetooth speaker comes in colours other than the hot pink pictured below. (Sue us: we like it.) Alternatives include black, red and white. Aside from its varied colour options, the SuperTooth Disco 2 Bluetooth speaker is a lovely bit of design.

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As you all know, CES came to a close Friday afternoon at the Las Vegas Convention Center, but only after an exciting week of new product announcements and unveilings. Sebastien and I made the Vegas trek to see the action first hand and we scoured the floor looking for the hot new iOS compatible products that will be hitting it big in 2013. Step inside for a run down of what we really liked and what could be making a splash over the next 12 months…

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The Mauz is a small dongle accessory that attaches to the dock connector of an iPhone and turns it into a powerful mouse. It’s certainly one of the more interesting ideas to come out of CES 2013.

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Lego bricks are getting cozy with the iPhone and other Apple devices in the latest incarnation of the Mindstorms robotics kit. Lego announced Monday that a new, $350 Mindstorms EV3 kit will have the ability to talk to iPhones, iPads and iPod Touches through Bluetooth wireless connections.

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The gTar, an electric guitar that makes it easy for anyone to play music with an embedded iPhone and LEDs, is now open for pre-orders. Incident, the company behind the gTar, has spent three years designing and prototyping the product.

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Ballo plugs right into your smartphone for on-the-go tunes at high volume. Headphones will do the trick when you’re streaming tunes for your ears only, but some tracks are just too good not to share.

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One of the wildest and most whimsical gadgets we’ve seen in quite a while is here on the show floor at CES: the HAPIfork. It’s a “smart fork” that has a Bluetooth radio, a capacitive sensor, and a vibration motor built-in. The idea is that as you eat, every time the fork touches your mouth it triggers the sensor, measuring your bites on the app. If you eat too quickly, the fork vibrates to tell you to slow down.

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If you ever wished your fat fingers would stop getting in the way of your iPhone’s touch screen, a company called Canopy thinks it has an answer. It’s come up with an iPhone case, called Sensus, that adds touch-sensitive panels to the rear and sides of the phone.

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Hand-crafted by singapore-baesd tech toy designer PHU, the one of a kind iPhone 4S and iPhone 5 chargers are constructed of both found objects and repurposed model fittings. using steel and custom parts, the tanks hide the cords by tucking them away in hinged compartments for organization.

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For all people who want to use their iPhone devices outside during harsh winters but without sacrificing the warmth of hands, Mujjo has created a leather touchscreen gloves in a clean contemporary and elegant style.

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