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peripherals
Tin Cans Get a Stylish Makeover as Desktop Speakers
Boost Mobile has teamed up with graffiti artists Mint, Serf and designer Dean Bradley to produce a set of unique speakers shaped like tin cans. Inspired by the tin can walkie-talkies of childhood, these 5-inch speakers won't crank out a ton of sound, but they will be compatible with just about anything you can throw at them including: mp3 players, phones, iPods, desktop computers, DVD players, laptops, game consoles, and more. Pricing details and a release date have not been made available. [Strangeco via Complex via TechDigest] -
cellphones
Boost Mobile Adds Motorola i425 to Lineup, Hell Freezes Over
If you thought the devil would be wearing a sweater-vest before Boost Mobile added a good looking phone to their lineup, well, check out this Motorola i425. Coming this fall, the phone weighs 3.88 ounches, is not a flip, has IM, web, speakerphone, walkie-talkie and even GPS. What it doesn't have, and what none of the current lineup of Boost phones have, is Bluetooth. [Gadgetress] -
cellphones
Girly Motorola i835 Now On Boost Mobile: Do Girls Like Girly Gadgets?
Motorola's got good news for all eight female Boost mobile users out there who want, nay, yearn for a cellphone that was specifically designed for girls. The i835 takes all of the focus group-tested assumptions about what women want and throw them into a cellphone that looks like it was designed in 1996. The girl-friendly features include its floral design that just totally matches your purse's color and girly wallpapers (one's named "Sweet Lilac"... sweets for a sweet, I suppose). Unofficially, I hear the i835's personality changes once a month for a few days, tearing men apart for no reason. More » -
cellphones
Boost Mobile and Retail Mafia Collaboration
Boost Mobile just pulled a coup by managing to rope in a collective of hoity toity New York design boutiques to create a set of Limited Edition phones. The collective, known as the Retail Mafia, consist of alife, aNYthing, frank151, J$, situationormal, and SSUR. This "Mafia" are apparently not the type to do collaborations, but they've made an exception for Boost, who've made somewhat of a name for themselves in the youth market. Those crazy kids! Each boutique will have a hand in designing their own phone, and will be sold exclusively through each of the Retail Mafia locations. The above picture is of the alife phone, here's a look at the rest of the phones after the jump (pending the aNYthing model at time of writing). More »
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