In the '80s, a 'Brick' handset was only available to the affluent few. But in 2012, the Bluetooth Brick Phone by Shisa Labs is an altogether more affordable proposition.
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Gizmon iCA vintage rangefinder camera iPhone case now available to buy
Some of you might remember the stunning Gizmon iCA vintage rangefinder camera iPhone case we featured a while back. it was Japan-only back then, but now it's available elsewhere.
Instagram now available for Android smartphones
No longer just an iPhone plaything, the retro photo sharing app Instagram is now available for Android phones.
A Charlie Brown Christmas reborn as a mobile and tablet app
Whether you have a mobile phone, tablet, iPhone or Android device, you can get yourself a copy of A Charlie Brown Christmas. Yes, the classic 1960s festive animation is back for the modern era.
Classic Nintendo Game Boy cases for iPad 2 and iPhone 4 at Lootiful
So, you've spent a small fortune on the latest Apple gadgets, can it get any better? Of course it can, you can make them look like old school gadgetry with these classic Nintendo Game Boy cases for iPad 2 and iPhone 4.
What does it do? It makes your iPhone or iPad look like a Game Boy. The iPhone 4 is available now, a slim case with 'Lay-on-table' design (the screen will not touch when face-down), offering full access to the touchscreen, ports and buttons. Of course, it also keeps your iPhone safe from damage, which is the main thing.
The iPad 2 case isn't yet available, but looks to offer more of the same, albeit on a larger scale. The iPhone 4, while stocks last, sells for $17.99. No price as yet for the iPad version. Get one quick if you want one – this doesn't sound licensed, so might not be around for much longer. See a shot of the iPad case over the page.
Find out more at the Lootiful website
Via Pocket Lint
ReCover iPhone4 Case – turn your phone into a retro gadget
Interesting idea, if you think your mobile phone is looking just a little too 'modern', you can always stick on a ReCover iPhone4 Case and throw it back in time.
It's a practical item, designed to protect our investment from bumps and scratches – just clip it on (it doesn't block your camera) and you are away. But once on, with the aid of those clever graphics, your phone starts to look like a game controller, a calculator or an SLR camera. Depending on which one you buy obviously.
Talking of buying, each one costs £12.99.
Find out more at the Firebox website
