jaymug:

Original Apple iPhone 1983 - designer Hartmut Esslinger, the same guy who made the Apple IIc computer, came up with this phone/tablet prototype.

inbook iPhone charging stations (including Harry Potter and Penguin Classics)

(via Better Living Through Design)

Atari & other nostalgia inspired wallpapers sized for iPhone & iPad by
Hollis Brown Thornton (via Poolga)

‘iMeshi’ Japanese food iPhone 4 cases produced by Strapya

(via designboom)

The Polaroid iPhone4 Decal to sort of transform your phone to a Rainbow OneStep Polaroid Land camera.

I’d much rather have the real thing, but the idea still made me smile.

(via PhotoJojo)

Pantone collaborates with Case Scenario to bring a line of color swatches to iPad and iPhone 4 cases. All these colors to choose from and Black C is my top pick. The released protective cases are part of the Fall/Winter 2010-2011 line-up.

(first discovered via design boom)

one-of-a-kind iPhone and iPad sleeves made from recycled advertising banners from Barcelona, Spain by Demano for Poolga

(above is the “Barcino Letra” iPhone sleeve)

redesignrelated:

Foodspotting.com relaunches site and iPhone app

If you haven’t already heard about Foodspotting you might be living under a salt rock. Launched in 2009, Foodspotting is a website and an iPhone app that allows you to share photos of what you’re eating with others, add noms (votes), and recommend tasty bites to other food fans…

“My Phone Is Off For You” campaign by Ingrid Zweifel
(first discovered via NOTCOT)

“Art School Cliché Spotting” web app for iPhone & iPad pokes fun at degree shows.

“Hello Kitty Has Her Own iPhone Twitter Client”

“…Developed by Digital Garage, makers of the free Japanese Twitter client Tappit, Hello Kitty on Tappit [iTunes link] is a fully skinned Twitter client featuring everyone’s favorite mouthless cartoon cat. The images are all licensed by Sanrio and the app works in both English and Japanese. We’ll admit, we originally purchased this $3.99 app for the novelty factor…Here is where it gets interesting: As a Twitter client, Hello Kitty on Tappit is actually pretty awesome…” —review via Mashable

more faux Polaroid photography by Henry Sene Yee

“Misty City” another beautiful shot by Henry Sene Yee

This is not a Polaroid shot. Henry writes: “I’m taking these with my iPhone using the app HipstaMatic. It’s the best toy camera emulator out there so far.”

(cover designer moonlighting as a photographer)

Phaidon + Wallpaper* City Guide iPhone App review

Pantone + iPhone
(discovered via How magazine)