Everybody has been loving the pink iPhone 6s that came out!
But what is even cooler now, is that we don't have to panic as much when our iPhones fall into the toilet or bathtub anymore since Apple has decided to waterproof the phones!
There now exist multiple videos that show Apple’s new smartphones surviving extended periods of water submersion. Those videos aren’t fabrications or pranks. Apple’s new iPhones really do hold up under water, thanks to a brilliant new technique that the company quietly pioneered as usual.
That’s not to say that you should go tossing your $650+ smartphone in the toilet on purpose. Or take a dip in the pool with your phone like our friend Victor.
As with all smartphones claiming impermeability, the new iPhones are water-resistant, but not fully waterproof. If you do have an accident, there is a better chance at survival than the previous generations of iPhones. The best part about Apple’s ingenious water-safe solution is that it doesn’t affect the phone’s appearance, performance, or repairability in any significant way.
Wondering if the Mikol marble iPhone cases for 6 and 6 plus fit the iPhone 6s and 6s plus?
YES THEY DO!!!!!
Do we really need to buy a new iPhone case for the iPhone 6s and 6s plus?
Apple's 2015 flagship isn’t available yet, but it has just been announced that the iPhone 6S will be around 0.2 mm thicker as its predecessor, reaching the depth of the iPhone 6 Plus.
With the additional 0.2mm adds 3% bulk to the phone. Differences, when it comes to length and width, are even smaller. We’re talking about 0.1 mm increase in length an 0.07 mm more in width. Screen size remains unscaved at 4.7″ for the 6S and 5.5 for the 6S Plus gadget.
The industry is demanding ever thinner, yet sturdy, transparent materials. At MIKOL we have one clear objective: developing marble products that is considerably higher quality which means thinner and stronger!
Even after thousands of years, our fetish for marble doesn’t seem to be fading; as a matter of fact, we still love to be in that “Precious Stone Age”. Since the classical age through the medieval era, marble has been part and parcel of our artistic renditions; in the modern days, the stone has made its way into many things of aesthetic and functional value.
An article by The Eye Travels
This gorgeous and fascinating stone is no longer limited to bathroom floors and kitchen counters—enter your new favorite go-to accessory: Marble.
