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Otterbox Defender for the iPhone
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Let's be honest here, reviewing mobile device cases can sometimes be extremely boring and a lot less fun than surfing the web using the iPhone Safari browser. Where's the fun in talking about a piece of leather or plastic after all?
But specialty cases like the Otterbox Defender are in a category all their own. Discovering how this ingenious company based in Forth Collins, CO, managed to developed a product that can really protect the iPhone and still make it attractive, not bulky at all and most important, fun to try, was really exciting. Creating this case was an extremely tough challenge, and Otterbox have exceeded my expectations by far.

iPhone Case Review: Prima Lateral Leather Case
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Usability: When attached to your belt, the case stays there and it does its job perfectly. Nothing special here. But the problem with this type of case is in fact the iPhone itself. The iPhone is a slippery device, and when you have to take it out of the case while it's attached to your belt, you can hardly do it without touching the screen. If you haven't locked the screen, you could end-up answering a call before the iPhone is even out of the case.
Construction quality: This is an excellent quality product and it will last for years to come. Stitching is very well made and leather quality is also very good. The magnetic clip works also perfectly. It's large enough so you don't even have to look at the case to secure the iPhone
Design: From a design perspective, the case is very attractive. Well, I say attractive, but that depends on the style you're looking for. The case gives its owner an executive and conservative look.  Is this a perfect match for you? That's your call.
Conclusion: This is an excellent quality product, but I'm not sure this is the best fit for the iPhone. The Bookstyle and Open face cases also available from Prima Cases are probably more appropriate for the iPhone.
New iPhone Cases Released by Tekkon
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Tekkon, a company which produces accessories for mobile devices like the iPod, has unveiled a new line of cases for the iPhone. Four cases are part of this new line up and they are priced from between usd $30 and usd$33.
The most interesting of these new Tekkon cases is a hard case with soft touch. Tekkon says this particular case "provides the durability of rubber or silicone without the bulk." It wraps around the mobile and also offers a flip up, transparent protective cover for the touchscreen.
The other three new Tekkon cases are made of premium leather. They include a leather sleeve with bi-directional swivel clip, wallet case with removable strap and credit card pocket and a flip case with removable clip and credit card pocket. The last two cases also have non-magnetic closures, which Tekkon says it did to prevent magnetic interference with the iPhone.
DLO Puts Out iPhone Case for Active People
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The DLO Action Jacket for iPhone, priced at around USD$30, is a neoprene case designed for more active iPhone owners. It includes an integrated belt clip and removable armband which is adjustable. With these accessories, says DLO, you'll have easier access to your protected iPhone.
Also part of the DLO Action Jacket is a play-through screen coating. This clear window is designed to let you get at the iPhone's touchscreen controls while at the same time keeping the display shielded from scratches and moisture. This case comes in black

H20 Audio announces water resistant iPhone case
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On the heels of our announcement yesterday about GizMac's interesting new iPhone case, we got word today of another one which will keep your phone from getting dusted if you go down while skiing. Meet the new H20 Audio iFR Sports Combo, priced at around USD $40.
The H20 Audio iFR Sports Combo, according to H20 Audio, is a new product design. The case is weather and water resistant, sporting durable polycarbonate construction to help protect your iPhone from impact and shock. The lid flips, swivels and can be stowed so you can get full access to all of the phone's controls.
Shipping with the iFR Sports Combo is a sports armband with a dual D-ring design which H20 Audio says fits all arm sizes under or over bulky clothing. It also offers cord management so you don't hang yourself on your earbuds when you take a spill.

GizMac Titan Offers iPhone Good Protection
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GizMac Accessories recently introduced what may yet be one of the best Apple iPhone cases to date. The Titan Clear for iPhone offers you protection and easy video viewing all for a tidy cost of around USD$35.
The GizMac Titan Clear for iPhone encases your mobile in a clear polycarbonate shell to both protect it and also let the iPhone show off its looks. A thin film screen protector is added to keep the phone's screen safe as well. As for easy video viewing, the Titan includes retractable horizontal and vertical kickstands which can be used to adjust angles of the case for better viewing.
Also included with the Titan Clear is a rotating belt clip holster which not only holds "the case face out, but also face inward for added protection of the iPhone screen." The holster is designed style wise to compliment the case. The entire package provides open access areas as well for controls, camera and headphones.

Use an iPhone case as a Flip Stand
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Many iPhones cases have been released so far, but very few are really newsworthy. Nevertheless, the ToughCase introduced by CoverCase looks interesting. The leather case wrap your iPhone and iPod into an ultra-portable hard leather case with flip design that fits in your pocket.
The new cases offers a hard shell combined with soft Napa suede lining, leather coat and screen protector. ToughCase's built-in "Flipp" slot lets you watch video or conference call that acts like stand. I don't know about you, but I watch videos with the iPhone on the side...
The case has a retail price of USD$24.99 and it's available at the CoverCase Store and Apple's retail stores.

i-volution from Vaja
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The case offers the same construction quality and options as the TOP SP has. The iPhone can easily be slipped in and out of the case and the iPhone look just great in it.
On the negative side, the edges of the case are bulkier than the Top SP and that creates a discomfort when typing on the iPhone screen. If you just use the phone, iPod or even the browser, the edges won't really disturb you that much. But when you have to type on the keyboard, and especially if you're using both hands, you might feel a discomfort when trying to use the keyboard letters near the edges.
On the other hand, the screen is always accessible, and if you frequently have to use the iPhone keyboard, this is plus compared with the "i-volution TOP SP".
Keep in mind that this case does not offer any type of screen protection to the iPhone.

Pros:
Excellent protection
All controls are available at all time
Construction quality is excellent
Very solid
Screen is accessible at all time

Cons:
The edges create a discomfort when typing on the iPhone
No screen protection
The "back to menu" button is more difficult to operate because it is covered by the case.

Check Vaja's website for more details
"i-volution Top SP" From Vaja
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But besides the good iPhone protectiveness provided by the case, the product really adds to the value and style of the iPhone. Most of the cases on the market are a compromise between protection and style. In my opinion, the i-volution Top SP brings both to the iPhone.
Pros:
Excellent protection
Excellent construction quality
Camera, mute button and volume control are available at all time
Helps holding the "slippery" iPhone when typing on the keyboard
The case makes no obstruction the the screen and sensors
Adds very little thickness to the iPhone

Cons:
When the top is flipped, you can't sync or charge the iPhone
You can't remove the cover
Available online only
Expensive

Check Vaja's website for more details
Orbino Announces the Strada Premium Leather

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Orbino announced today that it launched the Strada handstitched leather iPhone case. Hand made in Italy, the Orbino is presenting the Strada iPhone case in five different luxury leathers: black calfskin, cordovan saddle, red saddle limited edition brown crocodile, and limited edition oak ostrich. Do you feel the luxury already?
All iPhone cases are handmade in the Orbino's leather workshop in Italy and feature a variety of high-performance features including:
Patented spring loaded clip system which works as a belt clip, desk pedestal, and clip for car cup holders.
Work in case design: you never have to take your iPhone out of the case. Full access to home button, dock connector, and other controls.
Entirely stitched by hand with high tensile waxed thread.
Tailored, form-fitting contours: respects the elegant contours of the iPhone.
Luxury has a price though, the Strada iPhone cases start at USD$99. They're available online and can be shipped around the world.

Damn

so Malaysia is not suitable to use Macbook Air, Pro and IPhone because Malaysia is quite warm 

anyone compared before between incase slider and switcheasy capsule?
i read from modmyifone forum seems most people like incase slider more
too bad it's not sold here 

From what I read from reviews, incase is much more glossier comparing to capsule. Have to take extra of the scratches and avoiding it from slipping out of your hands. 

If you google it, you'll find that there are a substantial amount of incase slider users that are complaining of the case scratching the iphone. Because it's made of rubber, when there's dust caught between the chrome bezel and the case, it will cause scratches over time..

I ordered a cozip from amazon and one of the reviewers there who had the cozip case for 2 months said that it would cause scratches on the chrome bezel too. Dunno how true is it, all the other reviews are "just started using" reviews. Damn, ordered already summore.

Wicked_ken, you've been using the cozip case for a while right? How is it? Do you keep removing it to put on the dock or do you just use the normal ipod USB cable?

http://goincase.com/products/detail/slider-case-cl59031

The review for this case at apple store is good. I'm getting one from US next week.

Wicked_ken, you've been using the cozip case for a while right? How is it? Do you keep removing it to put on the dock or do you just use the normal

If you google it, you'll find that there are a substantial amount of incase slider users that are complaining of the case scratching the iphone. Because it's made of rubber, when there's dust caught between the chrome bezel and the case, it will cause scratches over time..

I ordered a cozip from amazon and one of the reviewers there who had the cozip case for 2 months said that it would cause scratches on the chrome bezel too. Dunno how true is it, all the other reviews are "just started using" reviews. Damn, ordered already summore.

Wicked_ken, you've been using the cozip case for a while right? How is it? Do you keep removing it to put on the dock or do you just use the normal ipod USB cable?

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Added on March 29, 2008, 11:44 pm

okay, my bad, it was the earlier incase cases that were guilty, although the incase slider does have rubber guardrails on the inside, so yeah..

I meant, Aluminum get rid of heats best.

Anyway, Cozip is not Aluminum. Its made out of Soft Polycarbonate

What do you guys think about this case below? Im planning to bring some in!

i2.0 Ultra Simple Leather Sleeve



Technical Details
* Slide-from-top snug fit design to keep iPhone or iPod Touch safe
* Closing by magnetic flip, no buttons, no metal, no scratches on your iPhone
* ABS inserted protection
* Ultra simplicity Ultra light to match Apple design
* Stylish and cool design