#iphone 6s case

[i-miss-2013]

My long awaited iphone 6s case collection!! ♡♡

[artistictouches]

Phone Cases - Graffiti Style Urban Artwork

Product features

- 3D full wrap design

- UV protected for outdoor durability

- Shock-absorbing silicone liner

- Dual layer for extra durability

- Supports wireless charging

Get it from Here

[bibleofficial]

so turns out verizon fucking locks all new devices for 60 days but just … failed to tell me or my parents before we got it to fucking MAIL OUT OF THE US -_-

[weherzit]

[raisethe-velvet]

i am finally getting a new phone

[celltophone]

More methods of installation are waiting for you to find out

All-round defence: full-body metal frame protection and anti-drop and shock-absorbing design.

SHOCK AND SMUDGE, PREMIUM MATERIALS GIVE UNRIVALLED PROTECTION AND ENHANCED DURABILITY

Raised bezels lift screen and camera off flat surfaces, toughened nanoglass back

Anti-scratch and anti-dirty, protect your phone from scratches,

[ruben-tech]

¿será que aún vale la pena un iPhone 6s casi 8 años después? 🤔👉🏿 https://youtu.be/l9DNoeFVWiY

[identifying-cellphones-in-posts]

One of the little details I really loved in Mutant Mayhem is that Donnie has an iPhone 6+/6S+, and April has an iPhone 5S/SE

It's such good character flavor and says a lot about who they are/ their life (at least it does to me) and I love it so so much

For reference, the iPhone 15 came out this year. The 5's and 6's aren't even on the IOS anymore and are basically the oldest iPhones you'll see anyone use. The only people I see come in with these models are young teens who inherited hand-me-downs, and 60+ yr olds.

Donny uses a two-part case that surrounds the screen bezel and home-button, which is super reminiscent of the custom print cases that were popular in the 2010's.

The amount of care and personalization expressed on their phones really speaks to how much they value them, much like a young teen with their first smartphone would.

And also April's cute egg charm

That's flavor baby!!!

[things-about-cars-in-posts]

what do you like about cars?

I think you knew, upon asking this, that I could only ever have answered with either an ironic one-liner or a dozen-part novel. And unfortunately, this is already the second line, so novel it is. So then, without any further ado than the literal half year that’s gone by since this was asked, let's go.

1. Engineering matters

At the end of last year (aka when I started writing this, yikes) my dear old iPhone 6S moved on to a new home because it simply wasn't keeping up with me anymore. (And again, I was using an iPhone 6S in 2023. If I say a phone is too slow, it's too slow.) I had plenty of criteria for the replacement: a smallish screen not overboard on resolution, ideally a physical media control button and/or vibration toggle, repairability, a FUCKING AUX JACK... Something like the Sony Xperia 10, whose only real issue is marketing so trash you've only just now learned Sony never stopped making phones.

And yet...

This fancy wallpapers-sporting foldable is a Motorola RAZR 5G, a phone whose too-big screen already broke (though at the edge due to adhesive issues) and those who dared try warn repairing it will be as hard as phone repairs get. Why the fuck did I buy this? Well, because it has something more important than the aux jack, proper sizing, and good cameras: it made me go “That’s so cool!”, and when’s the last time a phone made you say that? It's the cusp of a new technology, and whether it becomes the future of phones, a future of phones, or just a weird footnote, it is an island of interesting in a sea of boring. And sadly, even this island is rapidly sinking. The drive for new form factors has already boiled down to the same two phones and their evolution is sinking into the usual millimetric proportion tweaking, camera rearranging, touchscreen expanding, case material switching, fingerprint sensor moving, and spec improvements not even manufacturers can come up with use cases for. I mean, seriously, how does the iPhone 15 differ from a software-updated iPhone X (which is apparently not pronounced "x", so I guess the iPhone Twitter)? Nothing is new. Nothing is tackled differently. The user experience does not differ. And why should it, when iPhone users will get a new one out of habit anyway and many are so tech illiterate moving a button could hospitalize them? Five generation newer and 150% faster are numbers you basically have to trust, because they don't make a difference that matters.

But in cars? 150% faster will matter alright. Even just looking at it. Cars are a visceral experience to even witness, let alone ride in or drive, and the frantic engineering pursuits for performance and overall capability actually have impactful real world implications beyond "some pockets will bulge 1mm less". And their engineering involves so many fields that there’s always a breakthrough going on somewhere - which leads to another reason their engineering is so interesting: there’s simply so much of it that anyone interested in engineering will find something for them, no matter their level or sector of expertise! Interested in mechanics? Well, obviously you’ll have a field day! Aerodynamics? Don't even get me started! Electronics? You're getting more goods by the year! It spread from engine management to safety assists to infotainment to ergonomic adjustments to even suspension and aerodynamics! Sound design? Even just working on the way engines sound is a profession of its own, let alone making these barrels of metal and glass propelling themselves at triple digit speeds through hundreds of explosions a second things you can comfortably have a conversation in - and that's not even mentioning horns and chimes! Hi-Fi? We’ve spent most of a century trying to get concert hall sound from a tiny tin can where everyone sits off-center and everything bumps and shakes around and you have maybe room for two components* a third the normal size and speakers can only be in a handful of places you wouldn’t want them which may well be the next room over**!

And this is just engineering.

*Like everything in the car world, there are exceptions to that

**For those unfamiliar, subwoofers, the speakers dedicated to, indeed, sub-bass, due to their frequent humongousness are often installed in the trunk.

[i-miss-2013]

I’m a little sleepy right now but when I wake up, I’ll show you guys my iphone 6s case collection!! ♡xx

[sinobug]

Are you still treasuring your iPhone 6, iPhone 6s or iPhone 6s Plus, and have no plans to give it up?

Love your bugs?

Time to merge what you love - iPhone wallets from my REDBUBBLE store...

Open book style with built in stand and elastic strap closure

Protective PU case secured to your device with a 3M adhesive strip

Anti-reflective camera hole and full access to camera, buttons, and ports

iPhone 6 & 6s wallet holds two credit cards; iPhone 6 Plus & 6s Plus holds three

Easy to clean with a damp cloth

[planetary]

okay i swapped out sim cards and managed fo find a case that uh i think is meant for a different phone but fits this one well enough. my mom is bringing the phone back to the guy who changed the battery yesterday and seeing if he can like. make there Not be condensation inside the camera lens. and get a refund if he cant. and then ill just have to drag my ass to connecticut on tuesday morning. im on an iphone 6s vacation i guess. my 10 year old smartphone she’s like one of those dogs all gray in the muzzle. geriatric device. works fine tho… i think the battery was probably the issue in this one too. it dies quickly.

[dollsonmain]

That Guy has us using Apple devices because he decided that’s what we would be using at some point.

But he also will not upgrade devices to keep up with advancements in the OS.

At some point Apple will stop supporting iPhone 6s completely (likely very soon) and THEN he’ll get whatever phone is the newest, but I have a feeling that we’ll be so far behind in OS changes that it’ll be a real pain in the ass to get used to the newer phones, especially as we get older and less capable of understanding the exponentiating advancements in technology.

It’s also going to happen that some apps that work on our phones will no longer work on newer phones because they no longer exist within the Apple network. That’s happened to a lot of the games Son liked when I got him a slightly newer (now a decade obsolete) iPad.

I’m hoping he’ll also get Son a phone on his next upgrade.

I feel like the world is leaving me behind, not just because the person in control refuses to keep up but also because I’m not able to leave the house except to go to Walmart once a week or Target once a month or every other month, and that has been the case for about 12 years (I did have a car for a little while).

[aliquickly]

One Piece Luffy Zoro Sanji Phone Case For iPhone 15 14 12 13 11 Pro Max Mini X XS XR 8 7 6 6S Plus Soft Silicone Cover Funda Original price: USD 2.06 Now price: USD 1.24

[patheticperipatetic]

Lenscrafters messed up my new lens, they forgot to polish the edges that they charged me for, so they had to remake them. I, having recently decided to design my own set of glasses, asked if I could keep the old lens but they said no. :(

So now, I'm probably going to go to Costco or some place where I can get very cheap frames, but new lenses to play with.

I'm thinking of maybe making them out of aluminum or wood, if I can find someone to cut them with a fine cnc machine.

Or

Wooden legs, aluminum frame around the lenses. :O

I used to have a wood/aluminum iphone case that I liked. No one made wood cases for the phones I had after the iPhone 6S.

If I incorporate wood I'd have to find someone to cut them to my CAD design, where if I make it all metal I can make it all myself. But I think I'd like partially wood glasses. Decisions, decisions.

[thebreakfastgenie]

Hiya! 🔥 for the ask game pretty please! ^_^

I don't want this to be taken too seriously, it's an opinion and a lay one at that.

Planned obsolescence is obviously a real problem, but I don't think most people like to admit how big a role marketing and social pressure play.

I'm using a 3 year old iPhone 6s and a 9 year old MacBook Pro and only in the last few months have I started to experience problems with either. I know that's an outlier, but there is definitely a middle ground. Of course right to repair would help with this, but even without it, it's still true. If your older devices still work and you were getting by just fine without the latest features before, you don't need to rush out and upgrade. The average person could probably stand to replace their personal electronics a lot less often than they currently do. The fact is people are in many cases choosing to do it, because having the latest model is desirable.