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Ballistic SG Case for Epic 4G Touch Hands-on Review

, Dec 8th 2011 Discuss [2]

Now we don’t often review cases for much of anything here on SlashGear, but when I saw this bulky masterpiece of a rubber and plastic prison for the Epic 4G Touch, I knew I had to take a closer peek at it. The full name of this case probably wins the war for long names of cases since its host has the big hunk of it: Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch Ballistic SG. How’s that ring your bell for a shelf name? Have a quick look with yours truly at this massive case and see why they put an exclamation point after the cover’s “DROP PROTECTION!”

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iPad 2 Smart Covers refreshed

, Oct 24th 2011 Discuss [4]

It's not just Apple's new MacBook Pro range that the company has revealed today: there's also a refresh of the iPad 2 Smart Covers to take your fancy. The line-up - which still attach magnetically to your second-gen Apple tablet, and automatically flick it in and out of sleep mode when closed and opened - now includes a new dark grey option, while the interior lining of all options has also been modified. Unfortunately there's bad news for those who favor vivid colors. Read The Full Story

Samsung custom bike wants to take your Tab 10.1 tandem

, Sep 29th 2011 Discuss [4]

Samsung has collaborated with bicycle specialists 14 Bike Co to create a customized road bike complete with a holder for the Galaxy Tab 10.1. The tablet holder itself is made from the same carbon fiber as used in F1 cars, 14 Bike Co claims, while the bike itself uses a steel frame and has a two-tone black and white paintjob. Read The Full Story

iLuv outs WorkStation iPad 2 accessories including PC-style dock

, Sep 27th 2011 Discuss [1]

iLuv has outed a bevy of new iPad 2 accessories as part of the company's WorkStation Series, including a PC-style desktop dock and various wireless keyboards. Of the range, it's the iLuv iMM737 "The WorkStation" and iLiuv iMM517 WorkStation Pro that stand out the most, the former having a posable mount for the Apple tablet and a wired keyboard with iOS-specific shortcut keys, while the latter has a Bluetooth keyboard and speaker-dock functionality. Read The Full Story

Cygnett iPad 2 / iPhone 4 cases UrbanShield, WorkMate Pro, and Lavish Earth Reviews

, Sep 9th 2011 Discuss [2]

It’s not often that we cover cases for any sort of device, especially Apple products, not because they don’t deserve coverage of course, but because there’s just so darn many of them out there! Every once in a while there’s a group that brings a combination of materials and form, though, that we just cannot resist giving a little extra time and a few words to. Today that attention belongs to Cygnett, an Australian-based company that will be launching their first wave of products in the USA this season, starting with the iPhone 4 and the iPad 2. Take a peek at brushed aluminum, polycarbonate, and leather-styled coverings for all your iDevice covering needs!

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Callet is part smartphone case and part wallet

, Sep 2nd 2011 Discuss [0]

I don't know why exactly, but I never lose my iPhone but I routinely misplace my wallet around the house. Mostly it's because the wife is bad to pile a bunch of crap on my wallet so I can't find the thing. The upside to misplacing a smartphone is that you can call the number and find the thing. The wallet on the other hand lies hidden until I dig through everything around the house and find it. Read The Full Story

Logitech Unveils New Metal Keyboard Case For Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1

, Aug 10th 2011 Discuss [1]

Logitech showed off a new tablet accessory for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 in the form of a keyboard case designed by ZAGG. We've seen plenty of ZAGG accessories before and we've also seen a similar keyboard case designed by the company in partnership with Logitech for the iPad 2. But this new case is crafted to fit perfectly with the Galaxy Tab 10.1 so that it acts as a snug cover for the svelte tablet when not in use. Read The Full Story

HiLo Tablet Concept Uses Keyboard made of Felt Material

, Aug 10th 2011 Discuss [3]

When the market competition gets tough, the innovative get strange. That's exactly what's happened here with industrial designer Roni Mergolin, a fellow who is today presenting a design for a tablet-like device which sits inside a sleeve made of felt that doubles as a keyboard for said tablet when it's up and out. It's time for some super-soft yet super-protective action as once your tablet is out in the open, it's hooked up instantly to the case it's carried in for easy-to-use and interact with mobile computing action. Read The Full Story

Samsung denies granting Anymode Smart Case approval amid Apple copy accusations

, Jul 19th 2011 Discuss [6]

Samsung has denied certifying the contentious Anymode folding Smart Case for the Galaxy Tab, and has had the Apple-alike product pulled from the retailer's site. According to Samsung, Anymode was not granted "Designed for Samsung Mobile" certification, and the companies are now working "to address this oversight." Read The Full Story

ZAGGfolio For iPad 2 Offers Stylish Case, Bluetooth Keyboard, And Stand All-In-One

, Jul 12th 2011 Discuss [9]

Here's a stylish protective case from ZAGG that turns your iPad 2 into a mini laptop. It's called the ZAGGfolio and it features a carbon fiber exterior design with a durable microfiber lining. But it not only looks good, it also combines a removeable Bluetooth keyboard and a built-in stand. Read The Full Story

AViiQ Smart Case For iPad 2 Matches Colorful Apple Smart Covers

, Jun 22nd 2011 Discuss [3]

Despite all the recent Android tablets ready to hit the market, Apple's iPad 2 is still leading the pack since its debut back in March. If you've plunked down good money for the iPad 2 then you best be pampering it. There are plenty of cases for just that but now accessories maker AViiQ has just released a Smart Case for iPad 2 that's designed to match and complement your Apple Smart Cover. Read The Full Story

Alpinist Camera Case looks better than your camera

, Jun 17th 2011 Discuss [0]

If you like to do things in the outdoors where your electronic gear is very likely to take a beating you need to take precautions or you will be buying new gadgets all the time and that gets very expensive. You can buy some point and shoot cameras that are rugged on their own, but most of us already have a camera we really like and want a case that will keep it safe while hiking or doing other things in the outdoors. Read The Full Story
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