I like to protect my gadgets in as many ways as possible, but I don’t like adding extra bulk and I especially don’t like to loose the look of my iDevices. The iPad 2 is a great looking device, I love its shiny aluminum back, but the back is prone to scratches. I keep my iPad 2 in a pouch case, but I use it every day (my kids too) and it travels around the house a lot and the back needs protection. The best way to protect the back and keep the beautiful look of the device is a clear protective skin. There are a lot of manufacturers that sell skins for the iPad 2, but which one to choose? Here is a review of the Best Skins Ever protective skin for the iPad 2 with hope that this review will help you choose the right skin for your device.
Archive for the “iPhone News” CategoryI mean it was inevitable, but if one looks closely at the code for Apple’s iOS 5.1 show potential support for Quad-core processors. Over the last 3 years I have worked at making DailyiPhoneBlog as interesting, memorable and entertaining as I could. DailyiPhoneBlog gave me the drive and inspiration to make it what it is today and I think the readership confirm that. However, as with all things in life, the time has come for me to look to new ventures and opportunities, so I am saddened to say that I will be leaving DailyiPhoneBlog. I will be handing over control into the capable hands of Justin, Phil and Jon who will be assuming the operation of DailyiPhoneBlog from this point forward. I would like to thank all the people that have invested their time and energy into DailyiPhoneBlog and I would like to thank all the readers and friends that I have made throughout my time with you. Please keep in touch. I can still be found over at the Funny Pictures Blog
Jan
08
2012
Review: Blue Lounge MiniDock Review For iPhonePosted by: Phat^Trance in Reviews, Video, iPhone News, iPhone accessories, iPod
Jan
07
2012
Review: Griffin Beacon for iPhonePosted by: Phat^Trance in Other Apple News, Reviews, Video, iPhone News, iPhone accessoriesPhoneArena reviews the Griffin Beacon. The Griffin Beacon aims to be the all-in-one solution to your remote needs. Essentially turning your iPhone into a snazzy universal remote, it takes the hassle of juggling multiple remotes for various home theater related devices, and it only priced at less than $80
Jan
07
2012
Review: Tylt PowerPlant External BatteryPosted by: Phat^Trance in Reviews, Video, iPad Tablet, iPad accessories, iPhone News, iPhone accessories, iPod |
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