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Cases
Tucking your iPhone inside a leather or rubber covering can make it easier to
handle and help it hold up inside your pocket or purse. When you shop for
a case, keep in mind the ways you use your iPhone. Into sports and activity?
Perhaps a brightly colored rubberized covering that lets you dial without taking
it out of the case would work best. Using it as you stroll around the office
all day? Consider a leather holster-style case with a belt clip.
Here are some examples:
• Griffin Technology Flexgrip. Wrap your iPhone 3G in a
layer of textured silicone to help keep it from slipping out of
your hand. Available in black, red, pink, or white. ($15; www.
griffintechnology.com)
• DLO HipCase. Available in black or
brown leather (or black nylon), the
HipCase lets you holster your iPhone at your side.
($30; www.dlo.com)
• Belkin Clear Acrylic Case for iPhone
3G. Many cases cover up the iPhone, but this see-through
plastic number has nothing to hide and protects your investment
in rigid acrylic armor. ($30; www.belkin.com)
Screen Protectors
People who’ve used stylus-based Palms, Pocket PCs, or smartphones
are big fans of screen protectors—thin sheets of sticky plastic that lie
smoothly over the glass to provide a protective barrier.
• ZAGG invisibleSHIELD. Designed to protect both the front and back
of your iPhone, this screen-protector has a formidable pedigree: its thin
polyurethane film was originally created for the military to protect the
leading edge of helicopter blades. And now that same military technology
has a mission to keep your iPhone from getting scratched up. ($25;
www.zagg.com)
DLO SurfaceShields.
• Available for the original
iPhone and the iPhone 3G, you get five
sheets of antiglare screen covers per pack.
They cling to the iPhone’s screen by static
adhesion so they don’t leave gunk on your
phone and can be easily readjusted. ($15;
ww.dlo.com)
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