Kickstarter is one of those places where you can find just about anything. And among many projects that exist on the platformThere are also closely related to the iPhone and Apple devices. And some could completely turn around the way we use or how we communicate with our mobile terminals. In this case, we want to talk to you about one of those who, if it becomes a reality, could have guaranteed success. Is named Lunecase and it's an iPhone case which promises to completely change the way you access notifications.
What does an iPhone case have to do with terminal notifications? Lunecase is not just another iPhone case, but it is a protector that integrates technology capable of taking advantage of the electromagnetic energy emitted by the phone itself to project, on the back of the terminal, using of course this case, the notifications that we also have on the screen. That is, with your iPhone face down, you could know by a light warning what has happened again in the services that you have synchronized and in new calls and messages. Sounds good doesn't it?
In the following video you can see better how this interesting Lunecase project works, which was also presented for the first time with a prototype at CES 2014 and is now trying to raise funds at the kickstarter platform to become a reality. It cannot be denied that it is practical, original and curious. Although honestly, if the case covered the screen in the style of the many cases that have copied Apple's initial concept for the iPad, it might make more sense. In this way, we could just see the notifications in the old fashioned way. Still, I encourage you to take a look right below:
The idea is fine, but I see it a bit useless since you can use the camera flash for notifications, otherwise it would have been that the light had been implemented from the front on some edge of the housing or something similar.
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It sounds to me like the typical old sticker that they gave you in bars or such to hit the mobile and that made light when they called you, the same old system but applied to a housing with older LEDs
I don't see any use for having to walk around leaving the iPhone lying on its screen to be able to notice that you have a notification. (assuming you don't have sound or vibration activated, in which case it would be even more useless)
As a child, this is real crap, for that the same mobile warns you that for that you have several ways to notify, go go, invent something serious fuck! There, I got itchy in the pussy,… ..
Let's see……………………..
how much does it cost to put a bloody "" LED "" on an iphone? or is it too much technology for Apple?
by God a Led joe that does not cost anything male