Take DSLR Shots Using Your iPhone With a Mobile Case

Taking images using your iPhone is fun. There are many photo apps and gadgets to make your photos look amazing and professional if photography is a serious hobby. If you’re looking to make your photos even more beautiful, good lens is a must.

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Blackberry Playbook Keypad Set to Arrive in Stores in March 23

At last, the Blackberry Playbook, will now have it’s official keypad and it called the Mini Keyboard.

The Mini Keyboard is designed for the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet and enables the user to Write emails, edit documents and surf the web, complete with left and right mouse clicks, just like a desktop and laptop computer. It also comes with convertible case, that lets you easily carry your PlayBook and keyboard together.

According to sources, it will start shipping on March 23 and will retail for $120. We still have to hear an official announcement from RIM, regarding the price and availability of the Mini Keyboard. It seems that you can already pre-order this new product from the online store, The Source.

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Nissan Announces ‘Self-Healing’ iPhone Case

Nissan announces the Scratch Shield, a ‘self-healing’ iPhone case that promises to keep your valuable iOS smartphones blemish free.

Nissan Scratch Shield is a first of its kind iPhone case that uses the same innovation used on its self-healing automotive paint. It features a polyrotaxene based finish which has a chemical structure that reacts to change by restoring itself to its original form.

Nissan has already licensed the material to Japanese mobile carrier NTT DoCoMo and is planning to launch it commercially later this year.

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Holga Lens Filter Kit for Galaxy S II Now Available

Lovers of retro themed pictures can now rejoice. The Holga Lens Filter Kit is now available for android fans who own Samsung’s Galaxy S II.

The Holga kit, works like a phone case. You just slip it to your Galaxy S II and 9 different and crazy special effects and filters can now be used along with your phone camera. You don’t need to download a photo app to enjoy vintage themed photos.

Holga has released a version of their lens kit for iPhone 4 and iPhone 4s users, last November.

The Holga Lens Filter Kit for Galaxy S II can be yours for only $28.

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Upcoming iPhone 5 Case Shows Larger Home Button, Curved Back

Recent reports disclosed that MobileFun.co.uk has worked on two case designs for the upcoming Apple iPhone 5. By the look of the new cases, it seems that they have mimicked most of the next-gen iPhone designs that were first revealed by ThisIsMyNext way back in April. The updated designs now claims that iPhone 5 will be sporting a bigger screen, a sloped back that is similar to the iPad, and a much larger home button.

ThisIsMyNext, which also mentioned the same features, previously reported:

“The home button is doing double duty as a gesture area; this falls in line with testing we’ve seen for gestures on the iPad, and our sources say that gestures are definitely coming in a future version of iOS. The home button will likely be enlarged, but not scrapped altogether. Furthermore, we’re hearing that the screen on the device will occupy the entire (or near to it) front of the phone, meaning almost no bezel. Our source says the company is doing very “interesting things” with bonded glass technology, and has been exploring designs where the earpiece and sensors are somehow behind the screen itself, making for a device where the display is actually edge-to-edge.”

The image above, which was posted by MobileFun.co.uk, is also the one being shared by some Chinese and Norwegian case manufacturers — leading people to the conclusion that they might have the same source.

Meanwhile, although these new cases have been disclosed, it is still unofficial if whether the iPhone 5 will look exactly like what they have been described, since some credible reporters announced that iPhone 5 will “look largely similar to the current iPhone 4.”

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