Speck cases haven’t always fit the mold of what you expect an iPhone or iPad case to be. Originality in design and presentation has always been the company’s bread and butter and it truly shows with their latest entry, the Fabshell case for iPhone 4 / 4S. — Please read out full review after the break!
Are you tired of the black backplate on your iPhone 4? Or maybe you broke the white backplate on your iPhone? Instead of taking your phone to the Genius Bar, you can save some money by replacing the back yourself with a part from iPhone4Parts. But how’s the quality compared to the original? We put the replacement backplate through its paces for a full month to ensure we could evaluate its quality properly and observe any potential changes over time. Full review after the break!
The concept of a screen protector made of glass is an interesting one. The proposition is that the glass screen protector is much more durable than a plastic one, has better optical clarity, and offers the same smooth feel of the iPhone’s glass screen. SGP is the first company to implement this idea and after a month of extensive testing, we’re convinced this is the best screen protector we’ve ever used. Period. What makes the GLAS.t so incredible? Full review after the break!
You want to protect your brand new iPhone but you don’t want a case nor do you want a boring clear protective film either. What do you do? You get a skin! Skins provide protection and customization without adding the bulk of a case. Today, we’ll be reviewing GelaSkins for the iPhone 4S and iPod classic. Are they any good? — Our full review after the break!
Paper Monsters, no, we are not talking about the solo album done by Depeche Mode, we’re talking about Paper Monsters for iOS. Yeah, I know, even way more hype. So what’s it all about? Well, think of Paper Monsters like a pop-up book of Mario dressed in a cardboard box suit (ummm…Paper Mario?). It’s just an awesome cardboard box dude that goes from purple pipes to purple pipes and collects silver and gold buttons and paperclips instead of coins. Yeah, this is nothing like Mario… — Our full review after the break!
“What’s wrong with education cannot be fixed with technology,” Steve Jobs once said. It’s true that little can be done in tech field to make teachers, their school districts, and parents change the way in which they prepare a proper lesson plan. But they CAN take steps to nudge them in the right direction. Apple has focused on the consumer market for decades now, and with its appropriate household name, it hopes to be one synonymous with education reform and getting kids back on track to want to learn again by giving them, and their teachers, the tools needed to spark their interest. — More after the break!
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