But once again, a solution emerges that creates a hybrid version, where we can have Android running side-by-side with iOS, where the user has access to the best that these two systems can offer. Let’s get to know Eye, the next revolution for the iPhone. Most users opt for the iPhone not because of the features it offers, but because of the ease of use of iOS. But many continue to think about what Android offers and the freedom present in the Google’s Operating System. What the users really liked was even a hybrid solution in which they would have the best of iOS coupled with the modularity of Android. This is where a new proposal comes in, the Eye, which is a cover that gives the iPhone the possibility of having Android running in the back, literally. This is a cover, with a back screen of 5-inches, and it runs natively Android. It integrates several things that Android has, and that iOS ends up not offering. We’re talking about NFC, memory card expansion, 3.5mm jack and other interesting stuff. The Eye can even function as an external battery that increases the life of the iPhone and even has a version that supports a second SIM card, functioning as a second phone. One extra that everyone will welcome is the wireless charging, something that Apple should not offer so soon. It is not yet available for purchase, while at the Kickstarter this new project is still seeking funds to become a reality to be purchased. With what it offers, the Eye turns out to be not expensive, being available in 2 sizes and in two formats. As we are talking about the model for iPhone and iPhone Plus and the version with and without a SIM card. But, what about the Prices? Don’t be worried about the prices as it will not dry your pockets, as this case starts at $95 up to $149. This may ultimately be the approach everyone expected. A very discreet cover, which gives iPhone users a new face, where they can access everything that Android has the best. So, what do you think about this new hybrid case for iPhone? Simply share your views and thoughts in the comment section below.
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