With the rise of customizations being today, almost anything can be modified to look and feel like your very own personal creation. This goes for mobile phones, laptops and now, even the iPhone.
This brave soul probably thought that the final product would outweigh whatever damage he may inflict on his iPhone and threw caution out of the window. Nevertheless, the glowing Apple logo at the back does indeed looks very cool and ties in nicely with the Macbook line of computers though we're a bit apprehensive of the whole process. It's very tedious and risky, and half-hearted modders are cautioned on taking on such a hardcore project. From adding additional lights to polishing the rear cover; if you’re not careful enough, you might end up with a totally vandalized-looking iPhone or, God forbid, a useless brick.
Kudos to Croiman for the snazzy looking mod, and with the initial success of this one, it looks like there’s more to come. Head on over to the iPhoneclub for a complete step-by-step (unfortunately, some of the text is in Dutch) so you can do it on your own iPhone; if you dare.
This brave soul probably thought that the final product would outweigh whatever damage he may inflict on his iPhone and threw caution out of the window. Nevertheless, the glowing Apple logo at the back does indeed looks very cool and ties in nicely with the Macbook line of computers though we're a bit apprehensive of the whole process. It's very tedious and risky, and half-hearted modders are cautioned on taking on such a hardcore project. From adding additional lights to polishing the rear cover; if you’re not careful enough, you might end up with a totally vandalized-looking iPhone or, God forbid, a useless brick.
Kudos to Croiman for the snazzy looking mod, and with the initial success of this one, it looks like there’s more to come. Head on over to the iPhoneclub for a complete step-by-step (unfortunately, some of the text is in Dutch) so you can do it on your own iPhone; if you dare.
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