Were only a few hours away from putting an end to the iPhone 4S/5 madness but that doesn’t mean we can’t show you yet another case that hints at a complete redesign of the smartphones body.
Several cases have leaked out that hint at a thinner, wider iPhone with rounded edges. Each leak seems to have been consistent with the same design that includes the moving of the mute switch to the opposite side of the device, away from the volume buttons. The culprit responsible for adding fuel to the iPhone fire is the brand Hard Candy Cases.
Hard Candy Cases have posted a couple of images of their upcoming iPhone 5 cases. They included their own render of what they believe the iPhone 5 will look like, including the edge to edge display and the elongated home button.
The cases are very similar in shape to the ones that we posted just the other day. There was also a screenshot taken of iPhone 5 cases in the AT&T inventory system courtesy of Case-mate. Seeing all of these cases appear makes it hard to believe that Apple will only be showing off a 4S model today, with the iPhone 5 not arriving anytime soon. Stay tuned, all of your questions will be answered soon.
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