Review: SF Bags iPhone Suede Jacket

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WaterField Suede Jacket [2011

 

SFBags Suede Jacket — “It doesn’t get any thinner than this!” SFBags (WaterField) was right on the money when they made this statement and it is in fact, very true! The iPhone suede jacket is the perfect balance between simplicity, and style because of how it retains the thin form factor of the iPhone while adding an impressive and sleek style. The case, as mentioned in the  title is made out of a very fine suede and contains a small pocket on the front to store your iPhone earbuds and any small accessories  you might use with your iPhone on a daily basis. SFBag’s Ultrasuede® slipcase is the perfect addition to your iPhone, and allows very good drop protection.

About a week into use with the case, I dropped my iPhone with the case in it and the soft suede edges actually protected the iPhone — no dents or scratches on my iPhone and no marks or tears on the case, perfect! *Update: Since I last reviewed this case, Apple has added the iPhone 4S to their iPhone lineup and its fits this case perfectly. To those of you wondering if the hold switch on the iPhone is affected with this case, the answer is no. The case allows the 4S to work seamlessly with this case. The iPhone Utrasuede jacket is available in 3 different colors and prints:

iPhone 4S/4 Suede Jacket Case
iPhone 4S/4 w/Apple Bumper** Suede Jacket Case
iPhone 3GS/3G Suede Jacket Case – 2.5 ” x 4.6″ / 0.1oz

iPhone Rumored to Support T-Mobile’s 3G Network (and Maybe Sprint?)

Image from BGR (Boy Genius Report)

Coming out of the holiday weekend brought some interesting news about the iPhone moving to other networks. Now that the iPhone is no longer exclusive to AT&T and it’s now operating on the CDMA networks of Verizon, there is a very likely possibility that T-Mobile will be getting the iPhone as soon as this year. It has also been rumored that Apple is looking to release the long awaited white iPhone 4 this Wednesday, April 27th, 2011. Reports from Boy Genius Report as well as MacRumors point to an iPhone 4 release on T-Mobile. The pictures from a source at BGR likely confirm this possibility that Apple is curently testing a prototype dubbed, “N94″, on T-Mobiles 3G network. There is alsoa rumor floating around that soon after T-Mobile, Apple is looking to move to Sprint, which is the fourth major service provider in the US. If it does play out as rumored, the iPhone will open up to AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and Sprint, giving users many more options on network providers. Check out the pics below: