Apple iPhone, without a doubt, rules the list of all handsets launched till date, when it comes to applications. Zippo has joined the gang this time by offering a free iPhone application to market its very popular Zippo lighter. This free application is simply worthless, but might amuse you for few moments. This Zippo lighter on your iPhone open with a flick of your wrist, and lights when you turn the flint wheel. Moreover, the “truly windproof flame” swings as you shake your iPhone back and forth. Not just this, the application mimics real sound effects and there are variety of designs to complement the skin and the flame. The whole thing has been designed to let the iPhone users feel the virtual ‘Zippo Moment’. Not a bad deal for free!
Source:IntoMobile
I am sure you haven’t spotted any Apple iPhone clone, as real as the iorgane from China. Hey, that’s not an Apple logo on the back but an orange…err ‘organe’ fruit. We are short on technical specifications and we have nothing much to comment here. Anyway, I found one handset named iorgane F1+ on the product site (no idea if it’s the same as the picture above). It features the whole touchscreen 3.2-inch super-gravity sensor, the rotating display pictures, and a music player.
Source:UberGizmo
Like the one we had for Apple iPhone, ZAGG is now offering the invisibleSHIELD for the new T-Mobile G1 Android. Transparent and thin, the invisibleSHIELD perfectly matches the shape of every device, providing unparalleled scratch protection. The invisibleSHIELD has been used by the military to protect high-speed helicopter blades from dust, dirt and debris. The precision pre-cut invisibleSHIELD is fixed directly on your G1 phone for the most durable protection. The invisibleSHIELD is only 0.2 mm thick, so it would really look invisible yet tough on your G1 Android phone. The ZAGG’s invisibleSHIELD for the T-Mobile G1 asks for $19.96 for full body coverage and $11.96 for screen coverage only. Check out the videos (both the iPhone and G1 Android) after the jump to see the ZAGG invisibleSHIELD in action.
Source:cellphonebeat