Sure, we’ve teased you with an inedible chocolate-scented iPhone case before. But this is the real deal — a genuine Chocolate iPhone Case.
Brought to us by Portland-based Woodblock Chocolate and iPhone accessory maker Grove, the candy bars will hug the corners of and protect your iPhone 5 or 5S.
That is of course if these chocolate cases were for sale, which they’re not. There we go teasing again, sorry.
Would you like to induce hunger every time you look at your iPhone? There’s an app for that.
Well, there’s at least a series of mobile app icons, by CreativeDash Design Studio, that are made to look like various foods. So much so, that if you were to skip lunch, we might find you licking your phone — more so than usual.
Now, if only a press of the little square donut icon made a real donut pop out of our phone. Get on that, CreativeDash.
[link, via First We Feast]
The problem with your fancy iPhone and hundreds of apps, is that they don’t provide smell-o-vision or aroma therapy of any kind. Pop Dongle is here to help solve this real world problem.
Brought to us by Pop Secret, the iPhone attachment is part of a game app called, Poptopia. The smiley little Pop Dongle will release the popcorn smell as you complete tasks throughout the game — namely popping popcorn.
Behold, the icePhone — an inexplicable iPhone case with the likeness of a popsicle on it. And, surprise-surprise, it’s brought to us by Japan.
Luckily, there’s a bite taken out of the fake frozen treat, so it won’t block the camera lens and flash. Just in case you’d like to take a picture of the people pointing and laughing at your popsicle phone. Available in double popsicle form and crunchy.
[via Lost At E Minor]
Want to enjoy the satisfying smell of meat, even when you’re eating something else? There’s an app for that.
Brought to us by Japanese company Scentee, is something called Hana Yakiniku or ‘Nose Grilled Meat.’ It’s an app accompanied by a scent cartridge for your smartphone. When prompted on the screen, your smartphone will emit the scent of a meat.
The rationale for this, is that the aroma of meats will help satiate the eater, when they’re actually dining on something that may not be as caloric and meaty. Japan, you just keep being you.
