More iPhone Nano Case Design Photos

For completeness sake, we should report that XSKN has now posted the entire series of iPhone Nano cases for sale. Again, we have our doubts about the release of an iPhone Nano, yet it's hard to deny that the two previous case designs that were posted on XSKN did accurately predict upcoming products.
As with previous product shots, the actual iPhone graphics shown within the case are simply existing iPhone promotional shots and do not necessarily represent what the iPhone Nano interface would look like.
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For completeness sake, we should report that XSKN has now posted the entire series of iPhone Nano cases for sale. Again, we have our doubts about the release of an iPhone Nano, yet it's hard to deny that the two previous case designs that were posted on XSKN did accurately predict upcoming products.
As with previous product shots, the actual iPhone graphics shown within the case are simply existing iPhone promotional shots and do not necessarily represent what the iPhone Nano interface would look like.
Article Link: More iPhone Nano Case Design Photos
In the picture with what looks like the "Urbanspoon" application you can see the old 3G icon and not the new one.
EDIT: And the view of the side of the phone you can see the aluminum Mac Silver of the original iPhone (with the black silent ringer switch)
i mean, i would like to see this device released. but i think i'd rather see a netbook device that runs iphone apps
What about the screen? All the apps available out there are made to fit in a 3.5" screen. If they were going to put a smaller one, it would have to be like 220dpi, which would make text and buttons unusably small, not suitable for a touchscreen.
I still don't get it.
In the picture with what looks like the "Urbanspoon" application you can see the old 3G icon and not the new one.
EDIT: And the view of the side of the phone you can see the aluminum Mac Silver of the original iPhone (with the black silent ringer switch)
it's not like they actually have an iphone nano. the screenshots and switches etc... are all photoshopped in
If they do have prerelease info, all it is is the dimensions of the product in order to make a case.
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Can't wait to type on a pinhead sized key!
Me too!Sooner are later, scammers are going to start selling styluses for the iPhone Nano on eBay.
You buy it, and then realize that the iPhone's touch screen doesn't work with it.
http://cgi.ebay.com/100-LOT-WHOLESALE-STYLUS-PEN-FOR-iPHONE-iPOD-TOUCH_W0QQitemZ170289049550QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item170289049550&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=66%3A2%7C65%3A16%7C39%3A1%7C240%3A1318
Anyways, I'm kinda surprised that the design looks like a mini iPhone.
Can't wait to type on a pinhead sized key!
Yes, tell me about it - that's why I went from a small HTC Windows Mobile with tiny keys to an iPhone in the first place.
at first i really didn't think the iphone nano was coming, and i still really don't. but with more and more rumors, it just might be released. i'm guessing it will be $99?
i mean, i would like to see this device released. but i think i'd rather see a netbook device that runs iphone apps
Well, that explains the 4Gig iPhone refurbs for $149 - I think the Nano will be 4Gig for $99 subsidized. It'll go 8 Gigs when the regular iPhone capacities are upgraded.
That mocked up screen is crap. I'm betting it's a landscape only phone, 'cos then then keyboard would actually work well.
I would imagine certain apps, like SMS, would have to be modified to work in landscape for the iPhone Nano, and then they would implement "landscape mode" for the regular iPhone as well. :)
it's not like they actually have an iphone nano. the screenshots and switches etc... are all photoshopped in
If they do have prerelease info, all it is is the dimensions of the product in order to make a case.
arn
True, but they do have a nice track record.
it's not like they actually have an iphone nano. the screenshots and switches etc... are all photoshopped in
from the quality, it's rather paintbrushed![ Read All Comments ]

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