Apple Stores are expected to begin stocking iPhone 5 cases later this month.
9To5Mac reports that 'multiple sources' have said that Apple will be bringing third-party cases for its latest iPhone to its retail stores within weeks, which could be a welcome addition for many owners of the new device that have been complaining about the scratch-prone aluminium back plate.
READ: iPhone 5 shortage due to scratch-prone aluminium back, report
Apple Store employees also seem to be happy to hear the news. "Good, now people can stop asking me about iPhone 5 cases," one said.

Accessory makers have been launching their iPhone 5 offerings on their own websites, but none have emerged in Apple Stores as yet, and Apple hasn't come up with a case of its own.
In the meantime, if you're looking for a case to protect your shiny new iPhone 5, check out our accessories round up.
See also:
Apple's iPhone 5 Lightning connector spawns accessory delays
Company claims to have cracked Apple's Lightning chip, makes iPhone 5 Lightning cable and dock
Apple's iPad mini to be WiFi only alongside new, UK 4G iPad?
Apple's 'big television secret' is TV remotes, says analyst


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mrmac007 said on Fri, 12 Oct 2012
About time "congrats on your new phone" "thanks got any cases" " no you can go to O2 or car phone ware house " Apple the best place to buy an iPhone REALLY 2 hours to do a T-Mobile contact
mrmac007 said on Fri, 12 Oct 2012
About time "congrats on your new phone" "thanks got any cases" " no you can go to O2 or car phone ware house " Apple the best place to buy an iPhone REALLY 2 hours to do a T-Mobile contact
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