Dou you remember, the 3d cellphones? Thanks to 3DeeShell, it will be possible to view a 3d image also on an iPhone. This solution is an obvious simple solution: a lenticular film to apply on the screen, in this case embedded in a protective cover. When you use compatible software (well, they are just 3 programs, and are not free), it will be possible to get a three-dimensional vision of the image.

Is on sale for $50, but, for now, is more a proof-of-concept than an useful thing. Apple will never support this unofficial add-on, and third-party programmers also won't; pay $50 for viewing a dozen of 3d images...

Moreover, it looks like it is needing to remove it for using the touchscreen, and also to have a plain vision. Is a kind of "amateurish" solution.

But, the designers are feeling confident in their idea, and it looks like they are about to launch a similar film for notebooks.