Interestingly enough, a retro rotary phone lends itself well to iPhone docking. Plus, building one yourself looks to be a fairly simple procedure (so long as you are willing to cannibalize a ...

The transformation of a 1940’s rotary telephone into an iPhone dock is not only a nod to vintage aesthetics but also a testament to innovative repurposing. The rotary phone, once a staple in ...

This beautiful iPhone dock might cost $195, but it will last longer than you. Cast one at a time, by hand, the resin dock and phone handset has a little cutout in which your iPhone can lie and ...

If you are looking for a retro styled iPhone dock to bring a little 80's style to your desk, then the Phone x does just that. Designed and created by Japanese home electronics company Hashy-Topin ...

You head out to the shops, wages in hand, and head over to the Apple store to buy their latest, greatest iPhone 4 handset, complete with all the high-spec bells and whistles of a top-notch smartphone.

Pro, home, and car audio company Pyle is launching a few retro inspired rotary telephones that connect to your mobile devices. The PRT35I, for instance, includes a built-in iPhone dock, a button ...

A little nostalgia never hurt anyone, and sometimes going retro is the best way to add a pop of fun to your home. Case in point: this iPhone dock from Retroduck, available at Urban Outfitters ...

Phone x Phone is a clever iPhone dock/charger unit designed to transform your iPhone into a plain ol' regular fixed-line ... blending old and new in a manner that hits that retro-cool sweet spot.

It packs a rotary dial filled with nine plastic lenses and filters. The effects range from simple tints, to cut out shapes, to multiple split images, to even closeups with a 60mm macro lens.

A little nostalgia never hurt anyone, and sometimes going retro is the best way to add a pop of fun to your home. Case in point: this iPhone dock from Retroduck, available at Urban Outfitters.