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iShadow?
It's been a while since Apple sued someone for copying its iOS design copyrights, but it looks like department store makeup could be the next target. iShadow, anyone?
The iLamp G4
This is seriously one of the most creative uses of old Mac components that I've ever seen. I'm not sure a high-temp bulb next to that white plastic is a great idea, but I suppose if it melts that's just part of its charm. [Photo credit: Photo Giddy]
An iPhone cover that looks like an iPhone
Just in case you want everyone to know that beneath your smartphone sleeve is indeed an iPhone, you can just make it look like an iPhone. Mind = blown. [Photo credit: Aaron Stroot]
Well that's one way to repurpose an Airport Base Station
Got an old, UFO-shaped Airport Base Station lying around? Apparently it makes a handy tissue dispenser, if you're into that sort of thing. [Photo credit: Daniel Morrison]
Still one of the best games you can play on an iDevice
Let us not forget the iPod games that paved the way for true apps. These gems killed many productive hours in offices around the world. [Photo credit: Huasonic]
What's the worst place to store your iPhone?
This belt buckle is probably somewhere on the list -- near the top, in fact. [Photo credit: Photo Giddy]
The iPhone's Blue Steel
A fitting image for the very first iPhone most people ever laid eyes on. Little did we know how quickly things would change. [Photo credit: Dan_H]
This Mac mini sure is a pile of...
I'm all for repurposing used electronics, but this one is a bit of a stretch. [Photo credit: Ifrankland]
This iPod messed with the wrong people
It might look like the victim of a mob hit, but according to the photo's Flickr description, this iPod actually flew out of its owner's bag while rushing across a rainy street. That's a remarkable amount of damage from such a tumble, and imagining the media device getting riddled by a Tommy gun is much more entertaining, so we'll just pretend. [Photo credit: Findfado]
An eMac that's finally good for something
Between the two, I'll take the one that's yellowed with age. [Photo credit: Derek K. Miller]
iPad vs. Kindle, fight!
The iPad is taller and has the reach advantage, but the Kindle seems suspiciously confident. The Vegas oddsmakers will have a field day with this one. [Photo credit: Dan Farber]
An iPad as nightmare fuel
That's just about the creepiest thing I've ever seen. Thanks for that. [Photo credit: Joe_murphy]
Well, that's one way to recycle a mouse
I'm not sure you could pull this off at a Manhattan party, but if I saw this dude walking along the street I'd definitely give him a high five. [Photo credit: Photo Giddy]
A MacBook with a split personality
Wow! I had never considered this as an option, but back when Apple saw fit to make black MacBooks, swapping out some of the pieces onto a white model creates a pretty cool looking final product. [Photo credit: Barjack]
The little-known iPhone 4sandal
I have no idea where these are from or if they are somehow an officially licensed product (I'm betting not), but either way, it's a mighty strange thing to put on some summer footwear. [Photo credit: Daniel Hoherd]
The LPad, from MomCorp
After you buy an eyePhone, you may as well round out your Mom gadget collection with an LPad. [Photo credit: Felix Bernet]
It's a little too big to be an iWatch
Hmmm, well it's certainly too big to strap to your wrist, so I suppose we'll have to call it the "iClock"? [Photo credit: Carlos Varela]
Kitty likes that old-school PowerBook style
I'd begrudgingly have to pick the one on the left -- for productivity reasons, of course -- but that oh-so-retro PowerBook could definitely have a place in my home as well. As could that adorable feline. [Photo Credit: Raneko]
iPad: The ultimate textbook
The school district probably won't be too keen on slicing up a pricey textbook, but there's no doubt it's now much more useful. [Photo Credit: Anthony DiLaura]
Welcome to The Dark Side
Is there anyone who didn't love the black MacBook? [Photo Credit: Felixtriller]
