T3 Music Player is a simple designed music player in the style of Dieter Rams. It has a clean white interface with a circle in the middle for controlling the playback. Created for poeple who loves the minimalism and the good vintage design. Available at $0.99.

Do you like clean interface? I’m fine with the default iPhone weather forecast. If not you can download Haze, a dollar app that provides you weather information in a clean interface with colors and animation. It shows urrent temperature and warming/cooling trends, a few swipes can reveal a wealth of information, including a five-day forecast, sunrise and sunset times, cloud coverage, high and low temperatures for the day, windchill, wind speed, wind direction, precipitation chances and amounts, humidity levels, and even atmospheric pressure. Get haze. 66% off, now at $1. Video after the break. Read more…

The CalypsoCase is a case for the iPhone that comes with the company’s own CalypsoKey. This leather protective case comes with a dual-band RFID antenna with 1k memory which u can load all your RFID-enabled identification cards in it instead of keeping stacks in your wallet. It priced at around $120-130.

[via Uncrate]

Are you into Typography? Yes, Over is an iPhone app that allows you to add beautiful typography
to your photos. There are quite a number of font available and you can choose whichever color you wanted. Available now at appstore at $1.99. Read more…

Needless for me to show you the steps to make this Eco friendly, cheap, materials can be found most places.

There are many good games in the Appstore like Street Fighter, Final Fantasy, GTA but the sucky thing is you can’t feel the controller on the screen, yes you need to have a physical controls and that’s what iFrogz announced today, the Caliber. iFrogz Caliber was shown in the CES 2013. It is a protective for iPhone 5 that comes with a physical control buttons. It connects to the iPhone 5 via its Bluetooth 4.0.

iFrogz mentions that a deal with Epic Games and Chair Entertainment to build the basis for the Caliber software powered by the Unreal Engine is in the works.

It is still under prototype, but when it released, it’s going to priced at around $70. Video after the break. Read more…

So any idea why they upgrade to lightning cable on the new devices like iPhone 5? Because they wanted you to use the original cable and forget about those cheap cables. Crew at AppleInsider, have cut open the cable and discover a chip in it – a chip that stop unauthorized cables being used with the new iPhone. So if you want extra charge you need to fork out more cash for the original. But maybe China has cracked this sh*t, because I saw a $2.50 lightning on sale at Amazon. Read more…

Who is interested in this 1-Inch Armor Plating Case by Marudai Corporation for the iPhone 4/4S. It is the world’s heaviest (and strongest) iPhone case which is bulletproof (its makers think it could withstand a 50-caliber slug) and with a one-inch steel plate on the back bolted to an aluminum front panel, this is built like a tank. It weighs 2.1 f****** KG (oh gosh, its going to break my pocket). It is available at USD793, with color options of black and white. Check out more pictures after the break. Read more…

According to recent reports, the next gen iPhone will arrive somewhere in June 2013 and most likely will called it iPhone 5S. They believe that the next gen iPhone will be available in five different colors: pink, yellow, blue, white & silver and black, and also the phone will be available in two different of screen size which is the very first time Apple has released a phone with multiple display size options.

“Although Apple offers a 4-inch screen on the iPhone 5 and a 3.5-inch screen on the iPhone 4S and iPhone 4, the Company has never offered multiple screen sizes for a single model. We believe this is about to change with the next iPhone offering different screen sizes that we believe will allow Apple to better bifurcate the market and expand its reach.”

[via BGR]

The Chinese court has fined Apple Inc Inc 1 million Yuan ($160,400) for selling third party apps on the Appstore that were selling pirated e-books. So that case, Apple is to pay the eight Chinese writers and two companies for violating their copyrights.

“We are disappointed at the judgment. Some of our best-selling authors only got 7,000 yuan. The judgment is a signal of encouraging piracy,” Bei Zhicheng, a spokesman for the group, told Reuters.

Looks like Apple is facing a big headache in China, back in July, Apple paid 60 million yuan to a Chinese firm, Proview Technology, to settle a long-running lawsuit over the iPad trademark in China. But China has a lot of copycat products, but why no one sue them?

[via Yahoo]