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An iPhone 5 Case That Could Potentially Save Your Life One Day
There are countless ways your phone can come to the rescue in an emergency, from first-aid apps, to just being able to dial 000 on the spot. But if you’re being attacked or pursued, you don’t have time to fumble through a touchscreen UI. You need to signal for help immediately, which is easy to do with this iPhone 5 whistle case.
iPhone EQ Case Provides Visual Evidence Of How Hard You Rock
Like those electroluminescent tees that respond to sound, Strapya World will soon be releasing an iPhone 5 shell case featuring a light-up graphic EQ on the back that responds to music, conversations, and even your ringtone.
This Case Turns Your iPhone Into A Satellite Phone
When people call Apple’s iPhone a “global device”, it’s really something of a misnomer. Can it work on a desolate high peak? Or in the middle of the ocean? No, it’s limited to a network of ground-based antenna. This simple case frees the iPhone from those shackles, and lets it work pretty much anywhere in the whole wide world.
Can This iPhone 5 Case Really Boost Your Wi-Fi Reception?
If you’re stuck with a limited iPhone data plan and rely heavily on Wi-Fi to avoid overage charges, spending $50 to vastly improve your reception when leeching from free hotspots might sound like a real bargain. That is if the Linkase manages to deliver on its promise of boosting Wi-Fi reception by as much as 50 per cent.
The Proper Way To Make A Bottle-Opening iPhone Case
This is far from the first attempt at incorporating a bottle opener into an iPhone case. But the Fortress 2 from XGearlive is hands down the only design you should consider. Instead of a clunky slide-out mechanism, or an unsightly bulge on the back, it neatly integrates a subtle opener onto the edge of its bumper case form factor.
The Only Case I Would Consider Using With An iPhone
No, you don’t need a damn case for your iPhone 5 — but if you have butterfingers and you must use a case, this seems to me like the only acceptable one. The SurfacePad is not only simple and elegant — complementing the iPhone’s design rather than turning it into an ugly hulk or a clear-plastic-wrapped granny sofa — but also has function.
