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Here’s a unique case by Case-Mate: The iPhone 4 I.D. Case. This case is made of impact-resistant plastic and features a slim, outer pocket for carrying your I.D. Yet, it’s still extremely thin, so it doesn’t add bulk to your pocket or purse. $34.99. Available in blue, red, black, silver, and pink. This video describes it best:
Here's what my iPhone is wearing right now - The Case-Mate iPhone 4 Torque Case in black and red tire tracks. I love the look and feel of this case. The design is unique and the feel is cushy - cool, soft, and smooth.
I come to you with another case review. I was reluctant to do this because I had recently reviewed a case; but I really wanted to also review the free case that I have finally received from Incase through the Apple iPhone 4 Case Program. There was a decent selection for the cases including companies such as Incase, Belkin, Griffin and Speck. If you wanted to get really into it, you could look up the price and specifics on every single case. Sense the case is a free one though; I really didn’t get completely into it like that, I just chose the case that best fit my lifestyle.
Are you looking for more color on your iPhone 4 cases? Check out the Beetle. Beetle cases are available in plenty of awesome colors like red/white, purple/hot pink, black/blue and black/yellow. You can even suggest a color scheme if you don’t see you like! The Beetle is slim and weighs almost nothing. It has a shock absorbing liner to provide protection, and allows easy access to the camera and all the iPhone controls.
The Ballistic HC case for the iPhone is too tough for me! This is the extreme case for the extreme user. Are you a rock climber? A mechanic? A skydiver? Then, this is the case for you!
When you talk about extra power as it relates to your iPhone or iPod Touch, there is a good chance that you heard the name RichardSolo. We have covered and reviewed various power packs here at iPhone Life that RichardSolo has created. But what about that extra power for the iPad? You may not have thought about that since the iPad has long lasting power, but what about the times that you can’t get to that plug? Maybe you are traveling and have various flights to take? Maybe your power is out and you need access to your iPad 3G? There are lots of maybes we could discuss. I contacted RichardSolo to see what they were doing for the iPad.
If you prefer the slim-to-none look in iPhone cases, but need a better grip, check out the Vent Gel Case. It’s form fitting and made of soft, non-slip silicone, so it provides a nice grip without getting in the way. iPhone 4 $16.99
I love the XtremeMac line of products. I carry my iPad around in the XtremeMac Nylon Sleeve, which is sturdy, lightweight and protects my iPad extremely well. Now, I’m using two more XtremeMac products: the InCharge Duo and InCharge Auto for iPad. These are both quality products and, better yet, they make my life simpler!
Since it’s release early to mid-summer, iPhone 4 has been one of the popular topics of the Apple circle. With all its capabilities and advanced software/hardware, there seems to be a question looming amongst everyone’s minds: How are we to protect this precious device?
Decent audio dock components (ones that don't cost a fortune, but produce a good sound) for iPod (only iPod...correction posted) are pretty common now, but finding one that looks totally cool doing it is always a bonus. This year, I checked out quite a few audio-related components for iPhone, and iPod (starting back in January at CES). The iCrystal is one of my favorites in this category of dock for iPod. It plays music, it charges, and it looks totally awesome in the process...
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iPhone accessories is a growing market and knowing where to start looking is half the battle. Whether you're looking for an iPhone accessories, iPad accessories or iPod Touch accessories you can find articles here on the latest products. For example, here's a snippet from an Arm Bands Review:
"Have you ever tried to run with your iPhone in your pocket? It's more awkward than running with scissors. Your phone smacks against your thigh during every step or worse, falls out every few feet. Running with your device in hand is not much better. The headphone cord flops everywhere, and your hand is uncomfortable the entire time. The first step to taking your iPhone or iPod Touch on a run (please don't run with your iPad) is securing it to your body. Armbands can take a little getting used to (it feels slightly like running with a blood pressure cuff) but they are definitely much better than keeping your iPhone or iPod Touch in your pocket. Here are some solutions I've tried out..."
Here's a 2 Cases Comparison article: "There are two cases that protect your iPhone from just about anything: The Ballistic Hard Core and The Otterbox Defender. So which to buy? Both provide the best protection you can buy. The Ballistic provides five layers of protection. The Otterbox provides three. However, the three layers are all that's needed for most people. If you're a telephone repair man or think you might drop your phone three stories, then you might want the extra layers of the Ballistic..."
Perhaps you want to know more about Advanced Power Packs: "Trailblazers, and rugged outdoors types looking for a power pack that adds advanced GPS app features (mophie introducing their own app to go with the new juice pack) need look no further than the latest Juice pack product, called the "outdoor edition."Access to enhanced map sets, and GPS tracking features are among the features the app will offer... read on for more PR info, or go to the link above..."
All of these articles shed some more light on the topic of iPhone accessories and will help you todiscover what is out there on the market.
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