After Apple announced the new iPhone 14 in yellow, the Cupertino firm has also updated the colors for its silicone cases and Apple Watch bands
, the Cupertino firm has also updated the colors for its silicone cases and Apple Watch bands. According to a company’s press release, to join the new iPhone color, Apple is making available four new silicone cases. Here they are:A few days ago, a rumor suggested Apple would release new leather cases for the iPhone 14 Pro, which, at the moment, didn’t happen. That said, the Cupertino firm at least is bringingSprout green, Canary yellow, Olive, and Purple fog.
Usually, during the spring, the company offers a new case and band options for its iPhone and Apple Watch models. During the last two years, Apple brought new accessories after its spring event, but it seems it won’t happen this year, as the company has chosen to share a press release instead. Since the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus in yellow will only be available starting next Tuesday, Apple could still introduce new cases in between. iPhone 14 Pro users that prefer a leather case will still have the following options to choose from:
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