Think you can design a better iPhone? Here’s your chance
If you ever wanted to design your own iPhone, a new website gives you the tools. “Design the Next iPhone” is a one-off site from Neal Agarwal, a game designer, that lets users add features ranging from serious to absurd to customize a new iPhone. The site features a 3D rendering of a standard iPhone that users can rotate and redesign with drag and drop features. You can add familiar features like…
A new website called "Design the Next iPhone" offers users the chance to create their own customized iPhone design. Developed by game designer Neal Agarwal, the site provides a 3D rendering of a standard iPhone that can be rotated and redesigned using drag and drop features. Users can add a wide range of features, from practical ones like a dual camera or volume button to more whimsical elements such as an Android logo, an iPod click wheel, or an antenna.
The design options are virtually limitless, with the site even allowing users to add a hinge similar to the iPhone Duo, a rotary dial, a joystick, or even wings made of Pro Cameras. After designing their creation, users can name the iPhone, change its color, and are presented with a cost estimate for their design. The website even features a humorous image of Apple's former CEO Tim Cook praising the user's work.
The site has already sparked creativity among its users, with designs ranging from a moon-like rover to a drone and a red Gameboy Advance. The timing of this launch is significant, as Apple recently announced the iPhone Duo, the company's first major product under its new CEO, John Ternus, and marks a major redesign of the iconic device.
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