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Luna Concrete Skin For Iphone 6

Korean creative house Posh Projects have just released their latest version of the popular Luna Concrete Skin, this time around for the iPhone 6. The sleek skin is made with real concrete! and is designed to resemble the surface of the moon (a classic smooth concrete version is also available). The skin is easily attached and adds very little bulk and weight to your phone, nothing remains and when you take it off. via



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CHARGERITO

Chargerito is the worlds smallest phone charger. The tiny mobile device charger easily attaches to your keychain making sure you will always have a charger on the go. The impossibly compact keychain smartphone charger integrates a set of foldout prongs that are paired with a USB-C, Micro USB or Apple Lightning connector, which can be plugged into any outlet as well as any smartphone. As an added bonus, the design creates a sort of built-in dock for your phone. ...
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LOTTA MOBILE PHONE | BY IIDA - Image

LOTTA MOBILE PHONE | BY IIDA

Beautiful form and color, comfortable feel, and a whimsical sense of fun—that’s iida’s new "lotta” mobile phone. The moment you see and touch it is the moment you let down your guard: lotta’s charm is unmistakable. Nothing about this product is more important than the care with which it is crafted....
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CMF Phone 2 Pro

The new CMF Phone 2 Pro proves that premium features don't have to come with a premium price tag. Priced under $300, this modular smartphone packs serious punch, featuring a powerful MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Pro chip, up to 256GB of storage (expandable to 2TB), and a stunning 6.77-inch AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate and 3000 nits of peak brightness. Photography gets a major boost with a triple-lens system: 50MP main, 50MP telephoto, and 8MP ultra...
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