When I met up with the Vaultskin team in London, I was impressed with their passion for bringing quality-designed products to the market. Unlike the mass-produced iPhone wallets that don’t even last you a month, each Windsor Wallet Sleeve for iPhone 5/5S is made from Luxury Italian Leather and luxe micro-suede lining, offering the ultimate protection and convenience. In short the sleeve lasts you long and good!
Fine details have gone into designing the Windsor Wallet Sleeve for iPhone 5/5S. For example, the pouch is a slim fit and features a pull up strap that assists you in easily sliding the iPhone 5 out of the case. The conveniently placed pockets help you store up to 8 of your cards and the close fitting and secure design ensures that none of them slip out.
To break it down further, the pocket in front is for 2 cards, and the larger one at the back fits up to 6 cards. So cards, cash and keys … all are taken care of!
Fashioned to carry in jean pockets and clutch handbags, the case feels as comfortable as it looks. Love their catch phrase though, “Perfectly fitted to hold your phone, even when your case and life is turned upside down!” I hear you!
Like I mentioned earlier, this sleeve is for keeps and an ideal gift for the upcoming holiday season.
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Well, it looks like there's still a few surprises left from HP's brief foray into webOS hardware. As webOS Nation has discovered, the design firm Transparent House posted a brief clip of a device described as "WindsorNot" some eight months ago, which is very clearly a touchscreen-only webOS smartphone. As the site notes, that appears to be the very same device that had previously turned up in leaked photos under the codename "Stingray," and it estimates that the phone has the same 3.6-inch screen as the Pre 3. Details are scarce beyond that, but you can get a good look at what might have been in the video after the break -- not to mention yet another look at the unreleased TouchPad Go (a.k.a. Opal) on Transparent House's Vimeo page linked below.
Update: Looks like this one is remaining elusive. The video has now unfortunately been pulled.
Update 2: We've removed the still from the video at the request of Transparent House. The image above is the previously leaked photo of the device.
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