Sometimes, gadgets have to appear prettier than before to be appreciated by its owners and patronized by the target audience. This is exactly what ColorWare is planning to do with the fastest, most sought after iPhone – the iPhone 4. Just in case you’re not familiar with Colorware, they are dedicated in customizing electronic gadgets by providing them with a new coat of paint in some of the wackiest color combinations. By so doing, your iPhone can have its own identity and you can also have the chance to own one that matches your preference.
ColorWare has an easy to use studio which lets you customize the front frame, back, earbuds, front button, and even your phone’s SIM card tray. It also enables you to browse images, play videos, and use the interactive 360 section. What’s good about this is that, while ColorWare works to make your iPhone more stylish and colorful, they are at the same time solving any “grip of death†reception problems you may be experiencing with the unit’s antenna.
The process is actually very easy. You choose a color scheme, pay them $250, send them your iPhone, and sit back and relax while waiting for the item to be sent back to you. By allowing your iPhone to be colored, you’re not only letting it handle your needs with multitasking, FaceTime, HD video, and a remarkable camera; it also satisfies the stylist in you. Colorware will let you choose your favorite color or come up with your own color scheme to make your iPhone unique to you.
The new Apple iPad is probably the next best thing after – well, after iPhone and iPod. Apple promises it to be the ultimate way to experience the internet, email, photos, and videos hands down. This innovative tablet features 9.7-inch LED-backlit glossy widescreen Multi-Touch display with IPS technology and Fingerprint-resistant oleophobic coating, Accelerometer and Ambient light sensors, Wi-Fi (802.11a/b/g/n), Bluetooth, 3G and options for different drive capacities.
