New 'iColors' Converts Black iPhone 4 to Red Blue Pink or White iPhone

Want a Red, Blue or Pink iPhone 4? Two Young South FL Entrepreneurs Offer New “iColors” Conversion for the iPhone - Starting this week "The SmartPhone Clinic" is taking pre-orders for a new service called “iColors” for the iPhone. They can take a normal “Black” iPhone 4 sold by Apple and after 30 minutes of reconstructive surgery they can convert it Red, Blue, Pink or even the “White” iPhone 4 seen briefly prior to launch. Apple delayed its release of the white iPhone 4 for undisclosed reasons, with new rumors for it to be released in February based on Best Buy inventory logs.

Bryan Quintanilla and Tony Robino , two young 22-year-old entrepreneurs’ who look more likely to be playing the videogame Call of Duty than doing surgery with the inner guts of an iPhone, have opened a new business store front repairing broken smart phones, an idea potentially worth millions. It's called “The SmartPhone Clinic”.

Beginning this week, the company is taking pre-orders for a new service their calling “iColors” for the iPhone. They can take a normal “Black” iPhone 4 sold by Apple and after 30 minutes of reconstructive surgery they turn it into the “White” iPhone 4 seen briefly prior to launch. Apple delayed its release of the white iPhone 4, with new rumors for it to be released in February based on Best Buy inventory logs.

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Online New Fashion Stores Lets You Try Before You Buy

New Fashion Accessories Website Lets You Try Before You Buy - BoutiqueAccessories.com.au, an online fashion accessories boutique, is proud to be the first online store in Australia to launch a virtual mirror application.

BoutiqueAccessories.com.au, an online fashion accessories boutique, is proud to be the first online store in Australia to launch a virtual mirror application.

The Virtual Mirror enables customers to browse online and try on fashion accessories such as earrings and necklaces. Unlike any previous technology, the virtual mirror used by Boutique Accessories only requires a computer and webcam, and integrates directly with Facebook. This is a big step away from catalogue-style e-shopping, and much closer to a real high street shopping experience.

The webcam image acts like a mirror, allowing the user to move around while trying on the fashion accessories. If they like the item, they can take a photo and share it with friends on Facebook, asking for their feedback and making the experience much more like a shopping trip with a friend.

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