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Case Company “Vaja” Lists iPhone nano Section in Website
MacBlogz - One Stop Apple News —
Yet another company has snuck an iPhone nano section into their website. No legit images or renders are offered, and the “iPhone nano” link simply directs you to a strange signup page.
This company goes by the name of “Vaja” and as MacRumors intelligently points out, the iPhone nano link deceptively redirects you to a sing up page on Vaja’s website. Why Vaja would need your personal information makes absolutely no sense. If you’re looking to find out information about an unreleased Apple product, ...
What is the deal with the iPhone nano?
Engadget —
... Adding to a small stack of rumors about a supposed iPhone nano, case-maker Vaja today quietly added the category to its website (pictured after the break). Frankly, we're not sure what to think. There are a number of ways in which Apple could produce a cheaper ...
Second case maker points to 'iPhone nano'
AppleInsider —
... where they can "sign up for the upcoming release" of its "iPhone nano cases." As MacRumors points out , it's unlikely that case makers are privy to advanced information on future Apple products, and hence Vaja may simply be attempting to jump in on the ...
Another case maker hints at iPhone Nano?
iPhone Buzz —
Rumors that Apple is about to introduce a new smaller version of the iPhone 3G called the “iPhone Nano" continue to swirl. Following the case manufacturer XSKN, Vaja has added an "iPhone Nano" listing to their website.
Yeah, the iPhone Nano is still not exist yet (despite the fake versions already been spotted circulating in Thailand and Spain), but its case already unveiled.
MacRumors pointed out:
While it may be that Vaja is simply taking advantage of the hype ...
Vaja turns into yet another iPhone nano case maker
Unwired View —
... category on its web site.
Clicking on the iPhone nano case category simply redirects a user to a page where one can sign up for info about “”the upcoming release of our iPhone nano cases.” If that’s not a promise of things to come, I don’t know what it is.
However, until Apple itself confirms this, we’ll have to file this as well as all subsequent iPhone nano news under the rumor bin.
Via Macrumors
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Infinite Loop —
... an iPhone nano case. Adding to the circumstantial evidence, high-end case maker Vaja also added a category for iPhone nano cases to its website yesterday, though the cases have since been removed. Vaja makes expensive, exotic leather cases for a variety of mobile devices, including iPhones and iPods, as well as cameras, PDAs, and even netbooks. Yesterday the company added an "iPhone nano" category to its product listings, which took users to a form to submit an email address for notice of iPhone nano case announcements. "Sign up for the upcoming release of our iPhone nano ...
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Brainstorm Tech: Technology blogs, news and analysis from Fortune Magazine » Apple 2.0 —
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