Twitter rolls out landscape mode for Apple iPhone 6 Plus

Helping Apple iPhone 6 Plus users see more Twitter on their screen, the social network adds a landscape mode to the super-sized iPhone’s Twitter app. Not only do you see more of the user interface at once. There is also a new compose window and threaded conversation design. The new UI looks rather similar to how Twitter looks like on the iPad. No word yet if Twitter plans to introduce this to the other iPhone models.

Source: The Next Web

Mujjo introduces new collection of Leather Wallet Case for iPhone 6

Looking to reduce the bulk in your pockets and to keep you stylish, Mujjo introduced a new line of Leather Wallet Cases for the Apple iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. The Desaturated Collection comes in a new gray tone that makes it both stunning and understated.

The Leather Wallet Case lineup is designed to hold two to three of your essential cards and is made from their signature vegetable-tanned leather. The cases are available for order over at Mujjo’s site.

Take photos easily with Snap! 6 case for iPhone

Worried about how you can take your selfies with the bigger iPhones? Snap! 6 has just unveiled a new case that will make it easier for you to shoot snaps with your iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. Inspired by traditional cameras, it has a bit of a bulge at the back that would allow for one-handed use and it has a shutter button that you just need to press once to take a shot. And yes, you even get interchangeable lenses. You can back the Kickstarter project starting with US$35.

Source: Kickstarter

One Handed Keyboard makes life easier for iPhone 6 Plus users

Been craving the extra screen real estate of the iPhone 6 Plus but miss being able to type single-handedly? One Handed Keyboard app helps you with that issue. This keyboard replacement helps you type easily with one hand, no matter if you’re left- or right-handed. The app lets you switch back and forth or switch it back to normal full width. The color of the keyboard even switches between available themes depending on what app you are using.  It does, however, take out iOS 8 predictive text and replaces it with basic auto-correct function.

Source: 9to5Mac | Via: iMore | Download: Apple iTunes Store ($1.99)