Hello all, I’m back with a quick review for you of a nice little case for the iPod Touch 4th Gen. The case is from our friends at Mobile Fun and it’s called the FlexiShield Skin. It’s a silicone style case, but it’s not the soft, flexy silicone we’re accustomed to, it’s more stiff. The case offers access to all ports of course and it will protect your iPod from small bumps and scratches. It’s not a bad case for the price I think.
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Mobility Digest Review: ToughSkin Case for iPhone 4
Touch capacitive devices like the iPhone 4 are great until you drop them. If that tragedy ever befalls you then you may have a shattered screen or at best a hairline crack. Either one of these scenarios is a bad one; it’s better to be pro-active in protecting one’s iPhone 4.
Today we will look at a case designed to protect the iPhone 4 from life’s daily traumas. Speck the well known and highly regarded Apple mobile device peripheral maker have released the ToughSkin Case for iPhone 4. This rugged case was created to be multifunctional with its rubberized exterior, inner hard shell case and belt clip holster that doubles as a viewing stand.
Mobility Digest Review: Verizon Wireless Apple iPhone 4 – 16 GB
Ok, I’m sure everybody knows what the product I have for review today is, there’s really not much need for an intro at all is there? I guess I have to though right? I have the iPhone 4 for review, but it’s for Verizon and not AT&T, yes AT&T has lost its grip on iPhone exclusivity.
I should also note that I’m probably going to take a lot of flak for this review as I honestly don’t like the iPhone 4. I’ll be honest again and say I’m not a fan of Apple, but I’ll give anything a chance as that’s what I’m supposed to do as a reviewer. Don’t get me wrong though, I own an iPod Touch and a couple iPod nanos actually, and they’re not bad. I like the iPod Touch especially for games but I’m not at all fond of the iPhone 4. There are some things that I don’t care for about the iPod Touch and they carry over to the iPhone 4 as it’s all Apple and their closed ecosystem as it is. Anyway, this review will be as in-depth as I can get, or as I think it should be, and I’m sure you’ve seen it all before. So you Apple fans may hate me after this review, but I don’t really care, I’m going to tell it how I see it.
On a side note I’ve noticed more women than men with iPhones. I pay attention, or at least I try to especially when it comes to gadgets. I like to see who has what and from what I’ve seen first hand, more women than men have iPhones. What that exactly means, you judge for yourself…
Mobility Digest Review: Crystal Clear Case for iPod Touch 4th Gen
Happy Monday! I’m back yet again with another review, this one will be quick though as it’s just a case for the iPod Touch 4th Generation. USBFever sent it along to me for review and it’s what one might call generic, or it’s unbranded. I like cases on all of my gadgets to protect my investment and the slimmer the better I think.
Mobility Digest Review: Universal Charger IDAPT i4
It’s Sunday so I figured let’s go with another review, maybe even I’ll post another later. Who knows, we’ll see how industrious I feel later today. For review today I’ve got a universal charger from a company called IDAPT and it’s aptly named the IDAP i4. This charger is certainly unique, it’s like nothing I’ve ever seen. The i4 uses a system of adapters that plug into a base to charge your devices, it has three adapters and a standard USB port so you can charge four things at one time.
Mobility Digest Review: A Knights Dawn for Apple Devices
I’m a gamer, sadly I don’t play nearly as much as I would like though. The iPod Touch is an excellent little media player, but I like it for the games really. Today for review I’ve got A Knights Dawn from a little company called Visionary X. The game is sort of like the popular tower defense style games, but this one has a bit more style to it. A Knights Dawn puts you as King in charge of your troops defending an area from your enemies while defending and expanding your territories to become King of it all. I like the game a lot, but it is a bit on the difficult side at times. The graphics are very nice, and gameplay is rather fast paced.
Mobility Digest Review: Wicked Audio Helix Headphones
Music to me is a must, everywhere I go I have it with me. It’s on my phone, and my MP3 player that I hook up in my car. The radio isn’t bad, but I much prefer listening to what I want without the commercials. One thing great about mP3 players is their portability, they allow us to be free to do the things we want. If you’re an active person you might have noticed that some headphones or earbuds just don’t like to stay in place, well that’s where the product I have today for review fits in. The Helix from Wicked Audio are made for those with an active lifestyle, they feature earloops like you would find on a Bluetooth headset that keep them in your ears while active. The Helix only cost $15, and for that price I was surprised at just how good they sound.
Mobility Digest Review: BeeWi Mini Cooper S Bluetooth Controlled Car
Remote control anything I just love so when I had the chance to review a remote control Mini Cooper I said yes of course. You might wonder why I’m reviewing a toy here, but it’s controlled over Bluetooth with your phone. I think that’s cause enough to be reviewed here. The BeeWi Mini Cooper S was provided by MobileFun for my review and you can control it by touch button controls or by using the gyroscopic sensor in your phone. I have to say it’s a lot of fun, probably the most fun I’ve had with a phone in a long time.
Mobility Digest Review: SD TabletWear Advanced iPad 2 Case
Once Apple released the iPad 2 peripheral makers did not waste any time in providing a plethora of related accessories. MobileFun is one site that carries all types of iPad 2 accessories including cases. For today’s review they were kind enough to provide Mobility Digest with one of their best sellers – the SD TabletWear … Read more
Mobility Digest Review: Speck FitFolio for iPad 2
Although the iPad 2 is still tough to find, more people are getting their hands on Apple’s hottest device. With the arrival of the newest Apple tablet comes the flood of peripherals and cases designed for it. Today we will check out the FitFolio from Speck.
This folio case is designed to be thin and functional at the same time. Besides operating as a case it also doubles as a stand for watching videos, typing or game interaction.