, iPhone accessory manufacturers like
.
AT&T has just joined that list, as 
.
We now have evidence that cases for the rumored iPhone 5 redesign have already begun arriving at AT&T retail stores, as one reader has sent us alleged photos of iPhone 5 silicone sleeves that appear to have arrived at his AT&T store today. Like other cases for the rumored redesign of the iPhone 5, these cases appear to show a tapered design and the mute switch moved (more…)

An iPhone 5 prototype allegedly taken from a factory run by Apple supplier Foxconn may be the blueprint for all the unofficial cases popping up in China.

Did a lost iPhone 5 lead to a glut of Chinese cases?

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Visiting Shenzhen, China last week, members of the blog site M.I.C. Gadget, who cover stories on China, said they were tipped off by an “iPhone accessories supplier” (more…)

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If last week’s mystery-laden posting and pull-down of iPhone 5 cases from accessory maker Case-Mate (which some are now claiming was a publicity stunt) wasn’t enough to whet your appetite for details about what Apple ‘s next iPhone will look like, this week brings more.

Razorianfly points to a peculiar product listing on DealExtreme for a $3.70 case for the “iPhone 5G,” a product that does not currently (more…)

, which we hear are 
. In fact, Chinese counterfeiters seem to be so confident that the case designs are accurate that they’ve already started 
 in China.
 as they feel that leaked iPhone case designs have a decent track record in predicting future iPhones.
has just reported that Case-Mate, one of the major US-based case manufacturers also seem to be working on iPhone 5 cases based on the leaked designs. In fact, Case-Mate briefly (more…)

iPhone 5 cases flooding the Chinese market reportedly reveal a thin design for Apple ‘s new Phone, as thin as an iPod Touch.

Will the iPhone 5 be thinner than the iPhone 4?

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Verizon Wireless)

Pointing to products being sold by online vendor Alibaba and other Chinese retailers, tech enthusiast site M.I.C. Gadget claims that the new cases are everywhere and that “only an iPhone that is (more…)

Apple is widely expected to unveil two new iPhones later this month, the first one is the hugely anticipated
, which is being dubbed as
.
, iPhone 5  will be completely redesigned with a larger edge-to-edge screen, curved/sloped back, and larger capacitive home button.
 last week (as seen below) as they felt that leaked iPhone case designs have a decent track record in predicting future iPhones, are at it again.
and subjected them to (more…)

rumor mill is working overtime. This time, folks at 9 to 5 Mac have published images of what they claim are iPhone 5 cases.
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Our new images are clear and there are appears to be a slight – not major – tear drop in the design. The case goes thick to thin from top to bottom. In addition, the sources who provided us with these two new cases have shared some dimensions. According to them, the case is 5 inches tall and 2.8 inches wide. These are (more…)

, the purported 
cases are now “everywhere” in China.
They have posted a number of pictures of these cases in various colours. These cases are very similar, if not the same, to the
we published few days back.
So this doesn’t really give us any new information about Apple ‘s next generation other than what we’ve heard before, which is, it will be
. It however tells us that Chinese manufacturers are so sure of the new iPhone with a larger (more…)

Folks at Hardmac have posted photos of cases, which they claim are for the
.
but with a larger edge to edge screen.
These cases would be prototypes of the iPhone 5 cases, based on the mockup that was provided by Apple .
There is apparently no fundamental change on the placement of the buttons and the SIM card slot.
MacRumors reports that cases with similar form factor have started showing up on the other vendor sites claiming to be iPhone (more…)

Earlier in the week, we had reported that
with a flat back and tapering sides.
But the rumor has taken an interesting twist. Wall Street Journal is reporting that the
2 cases that were found on Chinese e-commerce website, AliBaba.com have been removed after a takedown request.
But someone — it’s unclear who — doesn’t seem to appreciate all the attention: Alibaba.com was asked to remove the listings. “We do not know whether these products (more…)