Have you ever wanted an iPhone with its own built-in joystick?Credit: Neal.fun
Social media users on Threads have discovered a fun new way to celebrate Apple event week: the web game “Design the next iPhone.”
The game was made by Neal Agarwal for his website Neal.fun, where you can play the game for free. Agarwal’s site hosts other short and sweet mini-games like “Draw logos from memory” and “Asteroid launcher.”
“Design the next iPhone” is exactly what it sounds like: You can create the iPhone of your dreams, selecting all of the ports, cameras, and buttons you desire. You can even add fun little attachments, from googly eyes to steering wheels. So, if you’ve ever wanted an iPhone with a built-in joystick or rotary dial, this is your chance.
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Credit: Screenshot courtesy of Neal.fun
Credit: Neal.fun
I’ll admit — design has never been my strong suit. So, while I wasn’t trying to create an absolute nightmare of a phone, that’s exactly what I ended up with. Something tells me Apple isn’t going to be interested in a phone with an antenna and two little feet. (Fun fact: My first cell phone did, in fact, have an antenna, kids.)
My only complaint about the game? I couldn’t make a proper flip phone, which issomething Apple is rumored to be working on for the future.
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