I don’t know if you know this, but glasses-free 3D has come to phones. Do you remember the HTC EVO 3D or the LG Optimus 3D Max? I saw these phones two years ago at CTIA, but they didn’t exactly change the world of mobile phones as we know it.

This EyeFly 3D film could change things, in an after-market kind of way. This special type of film uses a half-million miniaturized lens-like structures, each of which are about one thousandth the width of a human hair. This is good for stereoscopic content for playback, making 2D into 3D.

So far, this EyeFly 3D film is only going to be made available for the iPhone 5 and fifth generation iPod Touch. The cost is about $34.95, and the company hopes to put out more models, including one for the iPad.

My Source, which rhymes with Bee net, stated that the EyeFly makes the iPhone 5’s retina display make it look like it has lower resolution and text and icons appear to have jagged edges.

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