
As anticipation builds for Apple's latest hardware events, developer Neal Agarwal has released a viral web game titled 'Design the next iPhone' on his platform, Neal.fun. The interactive experience allows users to customize their own smartphone by selecting various ports, cameras, buttons, and unconventional attachments like googly eyes or steering wheels. The game has gained significant traction on social media, providing a lighthearted way for users to imagine absurd or dream device configurations. While the game offers extensive creative freedom, some users have noted the absence of a flip-phone option, a feature currently rumored to be in development at Apple. The site, which also hosts other popular mini-games, serves as a playful distraction during the busy iPhone launch season. The game is available for free, allowing anyone to experiment with their own unique, and often bizarre, smartphone designs.
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