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TwelveSouth BookBook for iPhone: Wallet and case in one little leather-bound book

I'm always intrigued when TwelveSouth the Andrew Green sent me an email telling me that something new will come out. Indeed, he told me yesterday that something was very cool in the works, and this morning, an e-mail has been touting the new iPhone BookBook (U.S. $ 59.99). In early afternoon the FedEx guy brought it to the door, so I could try and write a review.

If you are familiar with the BookBook iPad, MacBook Pro or MacBook Air, you'll know that I speak of a book old fake leather that protects the exterior of your device while looking very chic. BookBook the new iPhone takes care of your iPhone and also acts as a portfolio, so you wear a leather case in your pocket instead of an iPhone and a wallet.

Apple iPhone5 to have same 3.5” screen, launch in autumn 2012

The Apple iPhone 4S brought us Siri, an iOS update, as well as faster processors and a better camera. Still, the upgrade was considered relatively minor , with many Apple fans hoping that the next iPhone, or iPhone 5, will feature a design overhaul as well, just like the original iPhone 4 did.

The Apple handset’s display, in particular, has come under fire for its relatively small 3.5 inch screen size , which has remained the same as the first iPhone, despite receiving a retina pixel upgrade. Android phone models like the Samsung Galaxy Note or HTC One X, in contrast, are sporting ever more gigantic screen sizes. There’s been a lot of demand for Apple to do the same and, recently, rumours coming out Korea suggested they were.

In widely reported speculation, South Korean sources indicated that the iPhone 5 would have the same 4.6 inch display size as another highly anticipated smartphone, namely, the Galaxy S3. This would definitely make sense, considering the new standard for high-end handsets seems to be that bigger is better. Indeed, a recent study confirmed that phone users prefer larger-than-iPhone displays. Nevertheless, the source remained unnamed and, upon closer inspection, the rumour seems untrue.