In Pictures: 15 fun and freaky iPhone mods

These modifications of various Apple mobile devices reflect impressive amounts of ingenuity, skill, and--in some instances--leisure time.

Steampunk



This steampunk iPhone dock by artist Scott Freeland features a urethane resin base hand-sculpted to simulate a very early rotary-style telephone. The dock includes an insert for your iPhone USB, and it can accommodate most iPhone models, including the iPhone 3G, the iPhone 3GS, and the iPhone 4. The iRetrofone sells for US$350 on Etsy, but only three units remain according to the site, so you’d better hurry if you want one.

Image source: Etsy.

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