Neuvo’s new Prospector Collection of watches looks vintage, but  it comes with a high tech way to try one on. Much like Tessot’s online application before it, Neuvo is using augmented reality to allow users to try on watches virtually—except their doing it with an iPhone app.
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Unlike the Android shirt posted earlier today, there is no mistaking what side the wearer is taking in the smartphone battle with this one.
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If you’re an Apple fanboy, you can wear this shirt because we all know how King Kong ends. If you are an Android fanboy you can wear this shirt because there is a glimmer of hope in the form of a snapped cable. There is a chance he could escape and take out Jobs himself.
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Disguised as a peddler woman, Jobs offers Flash a poison Apple claiming that it will get him on the iPhone. Unfortunately, he falls into the Sleeping Death instead. Only Google’s kiss can revive him now—and Google is this big, fat dude that consumes everything. Not exactly a Prince Charming.
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I’ve seen several variations of the iZombie design over the years, and even though the concept is tired, going headless on this version was a nice touch.
Designed by Italy’s ADR Studio, the iWatch looks like something Apple would cook up. After all, Apple has not yet considered wrist real estate in their plan to continuously trick us into buying the same basic product over and over again. And you know what? I would still buy it.
The iPad simply couldn’t hold it any longer. It exploded all over this shirt in a fit of passionate ecstasy. Of course, this shirt has been around the block a few times. It’s even been with the iPad’s little brother.
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Available in mini MacBook, MacBook Pro and MacBook Air versions, these pocket-sized business card holders also feature a compact mirror to ensure that your hipster hairdo is optimally tousled. Read more on Nerd Approved…
Honestly, if Indiana Jones had an iPad, he would put it in this new leather case from Temple Bags. I guess man-purses are on their way to becoming acceptable.
It makes perfect sense—a foot cozy that harnesses the heat from your Apple power adapter to keep toes warm. Of course, these adapters do have a history of overheating, as the designer, Rachel Burns, notes:
