Apple hasn’t even approved Bluetooth keyboard drivers for the iPhone, but products employing the drivers have already started queuing up. XSKN is all set to unveil an innovative device in the form of the iKeyboard, that iPhone users were anxious to get their hands on from a long time.
The most recent innovation from XSKN modifies actual Apple Bluetooth keyboards, and adds app icons to the keys, claims Gizmodo. Reportedly, the F-keys bear stenciled icons for standard iPhone tasks including Mail, Safari and more. Further, the keyboard letters feature logos of some of the most popular iPhone apps engraved on it.
It looks like there is no means via which users can customize the icons. The company claims that they are currently working with a U.S. engineering firm that specializes in ‘Made for iPod’ stamps. Apparently, the company has revealed a prototype of a Bluetooth keyboard for the iPhone that includes quick-launch shortcuts to renowned applications.
The iKeyboard is expected to reach the stores by the end of this year. The device will be retailed for approximately $160. Hopefully by that time, Apple approves Bluetooth keyboard drivers for the iPhone.