The Titanium iPhone Is Real, Fan Project

Feb 25 2010, 11:50am CST | by Robert Evans

It appears that a very clever Apple fan in Austria has managed to make himself a real, working titanium iPhone. When the pictures first went up yesterday, the Internet called 'fake' almost at once. As a retort, the young man who built the thing put up a video online (via Engadget). In the video, he shows all sides of the device and than places a call on it.

The creator also showed off some rough prototype pieces. The final product looks perfect. From where I'm sitting, it's good enough to be an actual Apple product. I bet quite a few iPhone owners wish that was the case. This fellow could probably make a good side income titanium-ing iPhones for wealthy nerds around the globe.

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