The Mac phone. No, not really.

by Ryan Block, posted Jul 3rd 2006 at 3:38PM

Some people have quite a bit of spare time on their hands, some have an undying obsession with all things Apple, while others profess their appreciation of the customizability of Symbian devices. Apparently these all came to a head in the Mac phone, the resulting collision producing quite a little hack on the 6680 if we ever saw one. Ok, now who's gonna make us a Windows phone? Oh, wait.

[Via Bienvenue a Kyoto]

Filed under: Handsets, Nokia

Tags: apple, apple phone, ApplePhone, hack, mac phone, MacPhone, mod, nokia

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Dan @ Jul 3rd 2006 4:25PM

Not sure if the that theme goes any deeper than a background/desktop image. But.... I made something similar for for just about any series 40 phone (I've got a 6270). Pictures and download here:

http://www.danschwartz.org/phone.html

You can see orignal Apple icons, desktop and the use of 'bezels' Yes I am a dork. I also plan on creating a similar theme as soon as I get my hands on Nokia's E70 (assuming Apple just doesn't come out with their own phone before that).

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Nick @ Jul 3rd 2006 8:25PM

So where can I get this theme for my 6682? :)

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Rafael Montano @ Jul 4th 2006 4:00AM

Cool Theme

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Paolo @ Jul 4th 2006 6:02PM

guys try symbianthemes.com :]

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sid @ Jul 4th 2006 10:36PM

for those of you with a sonyericsson t630/637

http://www.myt630.lasyk.net/subsearch/apple/2/1/T630-Themes-apple-page1.html

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Rene G @ Jul 21st 2006 2:26PM

Any thing for a Moto Razr?

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Brian @ Jul 22nd 2006 4:34PM

Looks like they hacked this one a little.

http://www.60series.com/themes/download-macos-x.html

Best one so far for the 6682 I found. Most of the others (sorry creators) are cheap looking

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loibe @ Jul 26th 2007 1:22AM

great!!!

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