Got your own Apple Iphone 4? Congratulations! Now you're torn between wanting to show off your "precious" to the world and tucking it safely away from sticky fingers and, well, any harm. The good news is that there are plenty (and we mean plenty) of knights in shining armor ready to avail themselves to youfor a price, of course. In the weeks since Steve Jobs first revealed the iPhone 4, dozens of new Apple iPhone 4 Cases have been announced.
You'll find the typical players included here: Apple, Belkin, Griffin, iLuv, OtterBox, etc. While many of these iPhone 4 cases are variations on the same theme, there are, of course, some standoutsif for no other reason than their weirdness. They cover a wide range of tastes from pretty (Case-Mate's Dulce) to manly (Cygnett's WorkMate) to trendy (Grove's Bamboo case) to just plain odd (Perpetual Kid's Undercover Stealth Cell Phone Case).
Speck's fitted case. We generally really like the style and fit of Speck's Fitted seri es, which pairs a fabric rear surface with a hard plastic two-piece shell. The one Speck's offering in the case program has a gray and black Tartan Plaid pattern; the only reason we'd lean away from it is that the button coverage is really weak by comparison with the cases listed abovethey're basically all exposedand the accessory holes don't have any ability to expand due to the hard plastic. But the fabrics Speck chooses are always really nice, as shown on the version we've covered already, and have a matte finish.
Incase's snap case for Iphone Accessories. this is Incase's take on the seriously overpopulated "simple thin shell" genre, which is only appealing due to the simple, clean design. The iPhone 4 version is shown below in clear, and comes packaged with a plastic separate video stand; it offers very limited top and bottom protection, with no front protection and open side buttons. Apple's offering this one in smoke or clear colors, the only case with two vers ionsneither is the more deluxe Perforated design we liked and featured in our ipod/iphone book 5 earlier this year.
Belkin Shield Micra for Wholesale Electronics - iphone 4. Shield Micra is the only case in the bunch that we don't know much about, besides the pictures on Belkin's sitethe company has had some rough patches with cases we've seen in recent years. This one appears to have open buttons, but whether it's made from semi-soft TPU plastic or a harder material is unclear; there would likely be button covers if it was made from TPU.
Source by http://blog.topons.com/index.php/2010/09/apple-iphone-4-cases-iphone's-shield-umbrella/
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