Cases for 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch iPhone 6 Reportedly Appear in Sprint's Inventory
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Posted August 24, 2014 at 8:57pm by iClarified
Cases for the the 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch iPhone 6 have appeared in Sprint's inventory system, letting authorized resellers place orders for the accessories.
According to an employee who works at a Sprint authorized retailer, he/she was able to order cases only for the 4.7-inch model. The website used by retailers to order the cases from Sprint indicated that the 5.5-inch cases and screen protectors would be "shipping soon." Popular cases like Lifeproof and Otterbox were not available for order.
Cases for both the 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch device have beenpopping up since April. There are even some cases for sale on Amazon and eBay for the upcoming device.
It is possible that these are simply placeholders for the upcoming device based on rumors that we've been hearing for months now. The iPhone 6 is expected to be announced on September 9, however Apple has yet to send out invitations.
I hope exofab.com makes a protective case for the new iphone 6. Its really cool, and doesn’t add bulk or weight to the phone. I love the colors and that I can stick it to glass for hands free selfie pictures. I want to keep using one when I get the new iPhone.
It was a risk I was willing to take. Cellairis is solid company and they already told me that if their case was off in any way, they'd take it back. But they seem pretty darn confident they got it right to begin with.
I actually have two iPhone 6 cases already shipped to me today from Cellairis.com. They're actually in stock and I personally have had nothing but success with Cellairis cases.
I actually have two iPhone 6 cases already shipped to me today from Cellairis.com. They're actually in stock and I personally have had nothing but success with Cellairis cases.
I found it better than 7 but the machines that are still in my garage used to perform way better than 7 except it was slower a few times. If any Windoze is shit, it's 8. Maybe we're still using it because there aren't any machines with 7.
Yes, true but the support for it has long been stopped and if you connect it to the internet, which appears to be the case for this retailer, you are as good as dead. In other words, you can post your important documents to wikipedia and be safer than running a windows xp machine.