Tag: Apple
Apple MagSafe to MagSafe 2 Converter, the cheapest Apple product available on market. If you own a new series of MacBook Pro Retina or any other Apple device with new MagSafe 2 power connector, you might have realised one thing. New MagSafe 2 connector is not compatible with previous MagSafe. No one knows why but Apple revised the power connector.
Thus, MagSafe cannot be used for MagSafe 2 unless you have the adapter. Don’t worry this adapter is really cheap. I am not joking! In UK, MagSafe to MagSafe 2 Convertor is only £9 ($10, €10). If you want to own a piece of Apple, this is the answer.
MagSafe 2 Convertor is the most beautiful Apple product ever produced. I am very serious with this. To justify, the connector is block of aluminium with perfect shape. I think MagSafe 2 Convertor is produced up by a CNC machine. Otherwise, it is nearly impossible to have this precision.
When you touch the convertor, you can feel the quality and attention to details. This type of attention to detail cannot be seen in any other brand. When you think about this convertor, it does not have a very serious role and it is only converting old MagSafe to new MagSafe 2, that’s all.
Many other brands will use plastic for this convertor and it will look really dull and ugly. Hopefully, Apple does not have this mentality and therefore their products are piece of art.
MagSafe to MagSafe 2 Convertor is a very good example of form follows function.
Apple iCar: My Ten Predictions
Montblanc finally released the case for the Apple’s latest phone, iPhone 5. I know many of you were waiting for this for quite long time. And now it is available on their online store in two different colours, grey and navy.
Montblanc iPhone 5 case is made from leather with Montblanc star placed in the front. And priced for £139 (€171 / $223). My experience with the iPhone 5, you really need a case to protect its sensitive anodised aluminium structure!
If you compare the price of Montblanc iPhone 5 case, it is not that expensive!
iPhone 5 side scratches and Porsche Design pen. Probably the funniest title for the iPhone 5! But, you cannot imagine the intersection of these two different items on one thing.
As the iPhone 5 was revealed, the rumours and photos started to appear on internet due to vulnerability of sides and back for scratches and scuffs. iPhone 5 is made from anodised aluminium instead of stainless steel, which iPhone 4 and 4S is made from. Anodised aluminium made iPhone 5 lighter and also anodising process made the aluminium more resistant to scratches and scuffs.
Actually, we were told like this but the reality was different. Many people started to complain the scratches and scuffs started to appear on their new iPhone 5 in a very short time. And unfortunately, I am one of them as well. Hopefully, mine is not black iPhone 5 so I am better off with white. Because, the black iPhone 5 shows any minor scratches or scuffs more easily due to its painted colour. However, white iPhone 5 covers the minor things.
Anyway, a few weeks after I had my iPhone 5 I realised a minor scuff under the volume control buttons. And I was a bit disappointed to see this. Because, I had iPhone 4 for quite long time and there was nothing on the sides! As I don’t have any chance to repair this, I ignored it.
One day, I took my stainless steel Porsche Design P3120 (When I bought it, they told me it is made from stainless steel) and tried to remove excess aluminium from the scuff on iPhone 5’s side. While doing this, I realised that stainless steel Porsche Design pen removed the excess aluminium and also the scuff.
I am not joking, the sides of iPhone 5 is very soft. And it can be manipulated very easily with a harder material. So, I noticed the power of Porsche Design pen and kept correcting the scuff. It was so easy, in less than five minutes the scuff was removed also some layers of aluminium as well. I know this sound crazy but the material is so soft and it is very easy to correct any scratches or scuffs by removing layers. For sure, it doesn’t look that nice but better than an ugly scuff.
My final decision, if you are planning to buy an iPhone 5 go for the white one. I know black looks better but go for the white! If you don’t want to use a case or cover or any type of protector, your iPhone 5 more likely to have scratches or scuffs in meantime. And don’t worry, you may fix them by using a stainless steel object like my Porsche Design pen. And if you have some skills, you can engrave some patterns or your name very easily to sides of the iPhone 5.
So this is the solution to how to remove scratches and scuffs from iPhone 5 side :)
Apple knows this problem and declared that; aluminium has a tendency for scratches and scuffs. And my response to Apple, please get in touch with Audi as soon as possible, as they manufacture cars from Aluminium for quite long time and I am sure that you can buy some of their material technology to improve the iPhone’s structure.
Christian Louboutin iPad Case: Cris
Christian Louboutin and iPad. Two contradicting notions are together in the same topic, Christian Louboutin iPad case.
Why contradicting? Christian Louboutin is specialised on manufacturing high heels with spikes on them, and Apple’s iPad is the combination of high technology materials controlled by a sensitive touch screen. The contradiction is high heels with spikes can easily destroy the sensitive screen of the iPad, but not this time.
Christian Louboutin recently introduced a spiked iPad case, Cris. It is available in black, red, beige, tartan, leopard print and dragon tattoo. The interior of Cris, is covered with red leather like the sole of the Christian Louboutin heels! Cris is a great interpretation of high heels in iPad case form.
Of course the Louboutin experience for your iPad is not cheap like their heels. Louboutin iPad Cris is £495, the Dragon Tattoo is £1195, Leopard £550!
£1195, more expensive than the most expensive iPad.
I don’t want to say this but Vertu is like Maybach. You understand what I mean.