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Case-mate Hug Wireless Charger Review (video)

Case-mate Hug Wireless Charger Review (video)

Surprisingly the wireless charging market has not been over saturated.  Palm made big news two years ago when they announced the Palm PRE, a phone that included its very own inductive charging system.  This past year, [...]

Case-mate’s Hug Wireless Charging Solution Arriving March 8th For $100

Case-mate’s Hug Wireless Charging Solution Arriving March 8th For $100

When we first wrote about Case-mate’s Hug wireless charging pad we swore the rep told us it would be available that month, January.  But here we are already into March and still no hug (yeah, I [...]

Case-mate I Make My Case Review

Case-mate I Make My Case Review

When I saw I Make My Case at CES I was more than impressed, I was flabbergasted.  I know, who cares about an iPhone case that much?  Well, that’s exactly it.  Usually I hate all aftermarket [...]

CES 2010: Case-mate ‘I Make My Case’ Custom Case Hands On

CES 2010: Case-mate ‘I Make My Case’ Custom Case Hands On

I’m not a big fan of any iPhone case.  They add too much bulk and just like the iPhone most have become ubiquitous and common place.  But no more.  Case-mate’s ‘I Make My Case’ website let’s [...]

CES 2010: Case-mate Hug, Wireless Charging Case, Hands On

CES 2010: Case-mate Hug, Wireless Charging Case, Hands On

Last year Powermat exploded on to the scene at CES and we were there to catch it in the raw.  This year, Case-mate is trailing behind the competition with the Hug, an iPhone case that brings [...]

Case-Mate iPhone Case Holds Your ID And Credit Cards

Case-Mate iPhone Case Holds Your ID And Credit Cards

Case-Mate is really pumping out some great products these days.  Not to be confused with their awesome cardboard iPhone case, comes this new one that holds your credit cards and ID’s. For $30 you can choose [...]

Case Mate Naked Case 2 Review

Case Mate Naked Case 2 Review

I’m gonna keep this short and sweet, much like the Naked Case 2. The clear case is best at protecting the iPhone (Gen 1 only) from scratches and the occasional bump. Because my testing didn’t include [...]