The other thing you'll notification is that every one of those different outlines, uh, kinda suck. They're surely not exquisite, and it's difficult to envision Apple going for a plasticky snaps-and-clasps arrangement of keeping things for a situation. So the organization required a slide-in outline without a removable top, and it couldn't round off the edges of the case without confronting in any event some possibility of running into the different Mophie configuration licenses. How would you fathom that? By charging hard in the other heading: making a solitary piece case with a floppy top and a swelling battery that has nothing in the same manner as different protected Mophie outlines. (Extra focuses on the off chance that you additionally detected the hiding exchange dress issue: bunches of individuals call these cases "Mophies" paying little mind to brand, and by making an absolutely particular configuration, Apple likewise evaded any potential probability of disarray with the Mophie items.)
So that is my hypothesis — Apple didn't have a remark when I inquired. However, it's difficult to perceive how an organization as composed engaged as Apple winds up with a battery case this unusual without recognizing that they were late to market, confronted a significant contender with a solid patent portfolio, and maybe simply did what it needed to d
