We do love the iPhone here at GeekSugar, but with more people choosing an Android as their phone of choice, we have to spread the love. And while the battle rages on in the iPhone vs. Droid chronicles, we can still admit that there are some pretty good looking accessories for the Droid. Take a look at these handmade finds from Etsy — they are too hot to pass up.
A phone with a slim design needs a case that will match. These cases for your Droid Incredible are cute and ready to shield your handset and look good while doing it!
iPhones don't get to have all the fun! With Droid sales increasing daily, more and more companies are designing cases that will keep your phone safe from drops and dust. Here are a few cute Droid 2 cases to choose from if you want to keep your shiny new smartphone tucked away!
With April being the first full month of Spring, I'm in a decidedly sunny mood. Not only is warmer weather just around the corner, but we're also counting down to Earth Day! In order to help you stay green, I've included a few eco-friendly options in this month's must haves, but all of the tech in these pages will keep you rocking and rolling all season long.
Spring has sprung, and the turning of the season means a new, lighter wardrobe. This doesn't stop at your feet though — your gadgets could use a little freshening up as well. Check out some gadget accessories that will fit right in with the upcoming Spring season, and last all the way through till Fall.
I've featured some fun and fab handmade gadget covers in the past — from your BlackBerrys to your Nooks — so where can you go to find them all in one place? Right here, friend. Right here.
I've spotted several especially blinged-out iPhone cases in the past and just found an equally sparkly case for the BlackBerry Curve. The pink rhinestone-encrusted case ($14) is a shiny, two-piece, snap-on hard case covered in rhinestones. I've said before that a fully rhinestone-covered case is a little much for my taste, but I do l love checking out some of these crazy artistic and blinged-out designs.
Have you seen any outrageous cell phone bling lately? Do you have a totally tricked-out phone? We'd love to see pics of your rhinestones, charms, and other accouterments! Create a PopSugar account or log in to your account. Then join the Cell Phone Bling group and share your photos with the community. Your bling could end up on the GeekSugar homepage. Here's a detailed guide to posting questions or posts to groups if you are new to the PopSugar Community.
I spotted (and loved) Thomas Paul's typewriter laptop case over the Summer, but just recently found even more retro-inspired cases. The Simpler Times Old-Fashioned Cases ($25 each) are made for a cell phone, digital camera, and MP3 player and feature super-retro versions of the modern-day gadgets they're meant to hold.
Given my love for vintage geekery, I'm definitely a fan of these cute cases. I can't decide which one I want first!
It seems like I've covered an exhaustive amount of iPhone cases from handcrafted to high-tech. But today I stumbled upon this cute case made specifically for Google Android phones.
The case is designed for a T-Mobile G1 phone, but can be custom-ordered for any Android phone. It's lined in felt to prevent scratches, and of course features a green Android robot. I'm a fan of geeky handmade goodies — and now Android users can get in on the action. What do you think?
Just like a majority of celebs, I love using gel cases to keep my BlackBerry nice and protected. Although I do have one complaint — they have a tendency to rip and tear after prolonged use. Thankfully a company called iSkin has come out with BlackBerry Curve cases and iPhone Cases that are slim and flexible, yet offer the shock absorption of a hard case. Available in a variety of colors for $33 each, these cases will keep your phone looking chic (notice the argyle pattern on the BlackBerry case), and you won't have to worry about scratches or damaging your phone. They also offer other products including skins for your iPod and laptop. Me likey a lot.
