Most Android phones have a front-facing

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Most Android phones have a front-facing notification light to let you know that you´ve received a message or push notification of some kind. While the iPhone also has notifications, it only does so with the rear-facing LED flash. If you have your iPhone face-up on a desk, you may never notice that light. With FLASHr, you will. cheap iphone case The Cord-On-Board iPhone case from CaseInity is what you need. The idea behind the case is very simple. The shock-resistant iPhone case comes with a 9.5" charging cable tucked neatly inside, so that you can access the cable when needed.
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