Apple Cases Cell Phones iPhone — 25 June 2010
Only days ago, the StealthArmor was simply another type of iPhone case, albeit an interesting one because it’s not really a case, just an adhesive that kept the phone’s profile slim still. Now, the protective covering could become popular as a solution to the reception issues that many iPhone 4 owners are reporting. The StealthArmor goes over the metal antennae that covers the iPhone and prevents a circuit from being made by human touch, which should solve any issues with dropped calls and low network signal. It should be a decent scratch protector as well. It comes in a ton of colors and designs — I’m sure you’ll find something you’ll like.
The StealthArmor is available now starting at $25.
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