Apple releases new iPhone XS case and Apple Watch sport band colors, still no iPhone XR cases
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9to5Mac— Apple today has quietly released a new collection of colors for its iPhone XS silicone cases and Apple Watch sport bands. The new colors include Hibiscus, Mellow Yellow, and Pacific Green. Further, Apple has also started selling the new Nike Sport Loop colors that originally launched through Nike earlier this month. more… The post Apple releases new iPhone XS case and Apple Watch sport band colors, still no iPhone XR cases appeared first on 9to5Mac.
AppleInsider—Apple launches three new iPhone XS & iPhone XS Max silicone case and Apple Watch Sports Band colors. As they do throughout the year, Apple has refreshed their case and Apple Watch accessory colors for the season. There are now three new colors of Apple's silicone iPhone XS/XS Max cases and Apple Watch Sports Bands, and three new Nike options as well.
@macrumors—Apple Launches New iPhone XS Case and Apple Watch Band Color Options. Apple today quietly released new iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max silicone cases, as well as Apple Watch Sport Bands, in three new colors: Hibiscus, Mellow Yellow, and Pacific Green. In addition, Apple has begun selling the new Nike Sport Loop and Sport Band options that debuted on nike.com earlier this month in Celestial Teal, Olive Flak, and Smokey Mauve. iPhone Silicone Cases ($39): - Hibiscus: iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max - Mellow Yellow: iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max - Pacific Green: iPhone XS,...
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