Could it be that the low-cost iPhone is closer than everyone thinks? Two iPhone cases have leaked on an international blog site that doesn't fit any current or previous generation iPhones. But the case is the perfect size for the much rumored low-cost iPhone.
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The case is designed from firm MGM showing off a new case intended to fit Apple's rumored lower-cost iPhone. The photos reveal a case that is largely identical to iPhone 5 cases, with the exception of being approximately 2 mm thicker according to Macotakara via MacRumors.
Macotakara has also posted a hands-on video of the case. In the video, an iPhone 5 is placed into the case and appears to fit fairly well. It is clear, however, that the case is intended for a device with rounded edges rather than the squared edges of the iPhone 5.
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Descriptions of the lower-cost iPhone having curved rear edges date back to a January report from iLounge that suggested the device appearing as a cross between the iPhone 5 and fifth-generation iPod touch in other respects.
Apple's low-cost iPhone is expected to be introduced in the September timeframe and has been rumored to be including a number of color options.
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Case designs have accurately hinted at Apple's design plans a number of times in the past, although case makers have on occasion been fooled as was seen in 2011.
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