phone cases

With the release of a new iPhone comes the realisation that both new iPhones are big pieces of glass. How will you protect your iPhone XS?

Another year, another Note, and the sizes are pretty close, so does that mean you can just use the old case on the new handset?

This week, Samsung's next big thing makes its way into hands of all sizes, but the entire thing is made of glass, and that means it could break. How should you protect it?

While you can find a few curvy protectors, BodyGuardz is adding one more to the mix with a screen protector it says it has been working on for quite some time.

The next iPhone is likely only a month or so away, but case-makers are still slogging away trying to make Apple’s beauty always protected without the heft.

Most smartphone cases are used to protect a device from scratches, from drops, or from water, but this one is used for extreme temperatures.One of the more curious concepts dropped by Pickr this week, with a smartphone case made for folks who take their phones from one extreme to the other.Built for the type of adventurer that travels the world over and sees themselves in the extreme heat or the bitter cold, the “Moab” case by Lander has been developed to keep a smartphone operating well as its owner jumps from…

Phone cases are made from lots of materials, and plastic is usually the big one. Now the material of bulletproof vests and motorbike protection is coming to protect phones.There's a new case coming to Australia, and it's being designed to take a little more wear and tear than your regular assortment of plastic, rubber, silicone, and leather (though rarely at the same time).Developed by BodyGuardz, the smartphone case is called the "Trainr", and it's been designed to take a little more from like than the basic…

It's clear the mostly glass design of the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus can feel a little precious, so protection is a must. What are your options?

Google's Pixel is a great phone, but resistant to water it is not. Fortunately LifeProof has a fix. Unfortunately, it comes with catches.