#case makers

Using mobile phones is not a luxury but a necessity in the world presently. And you carry one to work and also to the party. The handsets made by various brands such as Samsung, Nokia, iPhone, and so on have a high aesthetic appeal. But you can add to it by covering your handset with a wooden phone case. This action can serve the dual purposes of protecting it and beautifying it. You can also customize this and give your handset an exclusive look. Indeed, when everyone uses the same model, like the latest iPhone 14, all phones without covers would look similar. It may become tough to identify your phone when you place it somewhere. And someone may pick yours thinking it is theirs, which you do not want to happen at any cost.

Custom Design Phone Case Gives Exclusive Look

So, it is one more reason to cover your handset, and the best option is to use a personalized wooden phone case. You can have it designed with an engraving of your name or company logo. Indeed, let the design be unique and make sure that nobody copies it. Then it may not serve the chief purpose of having a cover for your handset. So, choose the design wisely and have it made by someone having a good sense of creativity. You will feel happy to flaunt your phone and make many heads turn. And everyone would like to know from where you had got it designed.

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  There comes a time for every one of us, I believe, when we begin to question what we believe. We begin to wonder how we know that something is really true. We consider for ourselves, what it all means. As our children get older it is great to be able to have these conversations and times reflection. It is also helpful for them to have materials they can use on their own, in their personal…

Whenever a new iPhone goes into production, leaks of the phone's hardware design happen weeks and months before its launch in September. There are several websites dedicated to publishing these rumored designs, as they promise enormous page views. Even higher incentives to get ahold of early iPhone mock-ups have case makers, the firms that sell millions of cases for smartphones around the world; little pieces of plastic that can contribute to a considerable stream of revenue. Whichever case maker can offer cases for the new iPhone as close to its launch as possible, has a good chance of capturing a large chunk of the market.

For at least a year now, this has also meant that Apple's incentives to keep new hardware design secret have increased. After all, Apple itself became a case maker with the launch of the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C.

To be in the business of a case maker is probably very comfortable when you are able to sell the case with the phone, when you know the exact specs of the hardware in advance, when your case is potentially the only one that fits the phone at its day of launch.

For the iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus, Apple sells cases in the range from $35 to $49. I do not know how high the cases' production costs are, but I'm confident that they have a remarkable margin. During the first weekend, Apple sold about 10 million iPhones. Many of these customers probably bought one of Apple's cases, too. After all, they couldn't find any other case that would fit their phone in Apple Stores or in Apple's online store. If only every fourth customer bought a case, and if each case only has a profit margin of $10, Apple made $25 million profit from cases alone during the past weekend.