Innovation, advance technology and Apple’s faith is key behind the iphone’s success and if there is anything that is going to associate with it, that should be above comparison and criticism. A small Japanese company called Factron has come up with a unique case and Fisheye lens for iphone that is going with its reputation and quality. Apart from the Fisheye lens, company also adds variety with the Superwide lens and Zoom lens. The case will cost around $200 and the lens for $18 to $55.
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