Titanium phone case made for Apple iPhone Users

Titanium Phone Case by Brikk

The lastest creation by Brikk designs is targeting owners of Apple iPhones. Their design is for the iPhone 4 as well as the iPhone 5 models and comes as a Trim style protection cover in hard-wearing titanium. This limited edition phone case will be available in Gold, Platinum, Black or Gray Stealth finishes. As Brikk themselves state, the product range is themed around ‘Altruistic Precision’, and will also offer a feel good factor for those who are looking to add this product to their arsenal.
While prices range from $3,000 to $4,500, the owner will be happy to know that for every case sold, funding will be offered to the distribution of rice by various NGO’s (Non Governmental Organizations). So you can hold your chin up high for feeding families in need around the world.

With such a high initial outlay those who have purchased Brikk Trims for their iPhone 4’s will be offered a trade-in option when switching to iPhone 5’s, if purchased before the end of the year.

For more info go to www.Brikk.com

So, What's Next for Apple?

After the the death of Apple Co-Founder Steve Jobs , people are wondering, what's next for Apple?

Top exec Jon Ive will have alot to do with Apple's future.

Jon Ives

Apple has been riding the high wave ever since the arrival of industrial designer,  Jon Ive. Ive has joined Apple in the 1990s and has won several Designer awards. He has been responsible for such iconic products such as the iMac, the iPod, and the iPhone. 

Rumor has it that Jon's office is so hidden in Apple's California office that most employees haven't a clue of where its located.

With the upcoming arrival of the new Apple products including the new Apple 4S, which is set to arrive in the Apple Store October 28th, Apple will continue to run steady and maintain its hold as the dominant player in the electronic world.

Apple Co-Founder Steve Jobs dies at 56

From cbsnews.com

Apple Co-Founder Steve Jobs had been suffering from various health issues following the seven-year anniversary of his surgery for a rare form of pancreatic cancer in August 2004. Apple announced in January that he would be taking an indeterminate medical leave of absence. Jobs then stepped down as chief executive in late August, citing his inability to "meet my duties and expectations" stemming from his illness.

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