Now this is pretty cool — an iPhone 6S ‘anti-gravity’ case that can stick to walls. How? Nano suction! Basically, the case is coated with millions of tiny suction cups, allowing your iPhone to be stuck to most smooth, flat and non-porous surfaces — think glass, metal and plastic. It’s like the gecko of the iPhone 6S cases world. Cool.
The expected announcement of the next iPhone is now only six weeks away, and case makers are working overtime to get their new designs completed. A case manufacturer provided these designs to us, and they’re a nice way to get a feel of what features they’re banking will appear in September. While it’s unlikely that the makers of these particular cases have any unique information about what’s to come, it’s still a good barometer of the industry’s expectations for the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus.
The first clear photo of the iPhone 7 has emerged, a month and a half from the phone’s debut. The photo, published by NowhereElse.fr, shows the phone’s back panel and reveals quite a few details about the hotly anticipated 4.7-inch phone.
The Apple Pencil is one of the best-rated styluses of all time, but it’s expensive and only available for the even-more-expensive iPad Pro. That’s led Adonit to announce the Pixel, a precision stylus for the iPad and iPhone that offers the same level of fine accuracy at a lower price point and with wider compatibility.
The iPhone 7 will probably drop the 3.5mm port that’s ubiquitous amongst audio-capable devices, in favour of Lightning (and Bluetooth) headphones. That standard lasted 32 years on Apple devices, but now it looks like Apple are pulling the plug (pun intended).