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Review: Sena MagnetFlipper Case for the Blackberry Curve
Posted by: Heather on Nov 07 2008 - 86 views
Blackberries were originally designed for the business user. Their primary focus was e-mail, schedules, and making calls. If you know anyone that has a Blackberry, then you realize that they are never without it. My other half would go crazy if hers disappeared, which is why I haven’t hidden it, yet. Their highly addictive nature is what has earned them their nickname, ‘crackberry’. If they made a modern animated version of Inspector Gadget, even he would have a ‘Go, Go Gadget Blackberry’. Since the devices are so heavily used, it is a good idea to protect them from the wear and tear of everyday life. There are many choices out there, and I took a look at Sena’s MagnetFlipper case for the Curve. Keep reading to see how it fared in the real world of crackberry madness.
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Posted by: dgoldring on Sep 09 2008 - 93 views
One of the first things I noticed about my iPod Touch was that nice smooth metal that covers the back. It adds an inadvertent feature by creating a nice reflective surface. Now, you can enjoy your favorite games, programs, and tunes on the front, and just flip it over for a mirrored surface you can use to adjust your tie or fix your makeup. Perfect. Well, perfect that is, until you start touching the iPod Touch. Then, you realize that the Touch is not so…touchy. Or maybe it is a little too touchy. Because the next thing you will realize is that reflective surface is also magnetic…fingerprint magnetic. Before long, that nice mirrored surface is going to be a mess of dirt and smudges. Forget admiring your new glasses and haircut in that reflective surface. You need to cover it…and fast! Enter Sena cases, with their Leatherskin case, offering both fantastic functionality and an extremely attractive cover for that already dirt and fingerprint smudged device.
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