What is the best full protection case for the iphone 4/s

Can you guys tell me ASAP what is the best full protection iphone 4s case around, i want an all around protection case like lifeproof, i have hesard they are bad cases is that true.

Is it that easy to restore the iphone even if I have a pin?
I think it's a shame with all the tecnology with have we can't some how stop the phone from working if it ever gets stolen.
I think the best route to go down is to get it insured
Thanks for you help

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as its a touch screen i think its a must

Hold one, finding it again but you can also look for the: Nokia CP-323.
Just tried the link and it is dead. Weird. It is a Nokia site....
This is weird. Nokia can not navigate within their own site. Pitiful..... Anyway do a search for the case. It is there.
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I picked up two on eBay real reasonable.
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If you are really running OS X "Leopard", you should be aware that Apple stopped providing updates for it years ago. On the other hand your profile also indicates you are using a Power Mac, and they do not use Intel CPUs. The good news about that is that the PowerPC platform has become so uncommon that they are extremely unlikely to be the target of any sort of malware or virus attempts. So, more information is required, but lacking that most of the following principles apply equally well to any computer.
There will always be threats to your information security associated with using any Internet - connected communications tool:
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Delegating that responsibility to software is an ineffective defense
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Never install pirated or "cracked" software, software obtained from dubious websites, or other questionable sources.
Illegally obtained software is almost certain to contain malware.
"Questionable sources" include but are not limited to spontaneously appearing web pages or popups, download hosting sites such as C net dot com, Softonic dot com, Soft pedia dot com, Download dot com, Mac Update dot com, or any other site whose revenue is primarily derived from junk product advertisements.
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I'm thinking of another usb cord, so i can leave the dock on my computer and just bring the outlet plug and usb cord on when i'm mobile.
But then i was thinking maybe just buy the Iphone bluetooth headset as it comes with the cord, and a new doc, as well as the bluetooth.
I think it almost makes more sense to buy it since the usb cord by itself is a ridiculous $20.
I already have my iphone covered with a bodyguardz skin (on the back) and a crystal film on the front for protection.

BlingMe wrote:
I know you have a guard on your iPhone and you're not fond of cases....but I use a pouch type case that protects my phone from a fall and it looks great. In case you are interested, this is where I got mine....
http://www.senacases.com/Brands/Apple-iPhone-Cases/APPLE-iPHONE-ELEGA-POUCH
And they have many colors to choose from!
I like that case. Its very nice. I wouldnt mind a pouch like case. I think i might get one of these. Thanks. So many colors to choose from
I keep thinking that i wont drop the iphone, but i'm sure i will and some form of a case would probably be a smart idea. I just dread the idea of a case on the phone
This pouch looks like a nice trade off.
Has it scratched your iphone at all?
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Should the opening of a case for the iphone 4s be big to allow more light in or it does not make a difference?

I got an otterbox case for the iphone 4. It is a universal case. The opening for the camera is small I was wondering if this would affect the quality of the pictures. Please advise.
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I recently bought my first iPad (ipad 4). I want to get a protective case in case I drop it. Some of the features I want include, 360 degree viewing angle, auto wake and sleep (doesn’t have to have this but would be nice) I don’t want big case like the otter box cases. I want a folio case with different viewing angles.
the reason i want it to rotate is because i want to record lectures. so if you know of any cases let me know!
if you could help me out that would be great! I have been researching for over a week! You guys have never failed me before!
is the ipad smart COVER offer any protection?
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Austin

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Even some fairly inexpensive folio cases offer the smart cover function.
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Think he also is currently doing deals on screen protectors too!!

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