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Star Trek iPhone Mod Goes Boldly Where Few Would Be Caught Dead

By Adam Frucci Published April 27, 2009, 10:40 am ET

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Andy Clement loves Star Trek. He also loves his iPhone. And he knows that Such cool interests can only get cooler by being combined.

This mod was created by taking an old Star Trek pin without the pin part and super-gluing it to the back of an iPhone case. Hey, at least he didn’t glue it to the back of his actual iPhone. And you know he’s basically required to run this interface now. [iPhone Savior via MAKE via The Daily What]

https://gizmodo.com/star-trek-iphone-is-the-definitive-iphone-if-you-are-p-5168142

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