IPhone case freezes Steve Jobs in carbonite, a la Han Solo

Do you love Star Wars and Apple? And creepy things? If so, check out this strange iPhone case, which makes Steve Jobs look like he's trapped in your iPhone.

Well what do we have here? It seems that someone at Society6 has taken fandom for both Apple and Star Wars to extreme and twisted levels with a new iPhone case that features a rather creepy-looking Steve Jobs frozen in carbonite. The case is of course based off of the infamous Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back scene in which Han Solo is encased and rendered immobile in carbonite.

The dark grey silvery case features a disturbed-looking Jobs, complete with jeans, mock turtleneck, and glasses, struggling to get out from…your iPhone? We’re not really sure what the intended message is here, but we’re sure that some fans of both Star Wars and Apple will want to get their hands on one of these creepy cases. It would no doubt be an interesting conversation starter. The snap-on Steve Jobs in Carbonite case ($35) has a slim profile, is impact-resistant (luckily for frozen Steve Jobs), and is available to fit the iPhone 3G, 3Gs, or 4.

Bon Jovi Says Steve Jobs Is Killing The Music Business

Not sure if he’s still ticked off from not being selected for this year’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, but for some reason Jon Bon Jovi has decided to pin all what ails the music industry on Steve Jobs – accusing the Apple CEO of ‘killing the music business.’

Grasping at the nostalgia of rifling through albums at the local record store, Bon Jovi figures the rise of iTunes has taken away from the joy of discovering music. Last I checked the Bon Jovi catalog was still available on iTunes, so he can’t be that mad.

Bon Jovi tells The Sunday Times Magazine:

“Kids today have missed the whole experience of putting the headphones on, turning it up to 10, holding the jacket, closing their eyes and getting lost in an album; and the beauty of taking your allowance money and making a decision based on the jacket, not knowing what the record sounded like, and looking at a couple of still pictures and imagining it.”

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