Tim and David discuss CES, the new Micro-Computers, lasers, and EL Wires. Listener Neil Worton asks what you do with your smart phone: to case or not to case? And do iOS developers who don’t advertise or market their apps have any case to complain about low sales?
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Regarding Neil Worton’s question, I have AppleCare Plus and I have an Otterbox case because I want to have a protected phone. My iPhone6 feels kind of slick on its own and I have butterfingers. I have since dropped my phone a number of times. One problem with the Otterbox and some previous cases is that I cannot use some MFI compatible non-Apple LightnIng cable to power and sync. Thanks for a great show!
Found a better case for iphone 6 and plus, the Naked Tough by Case Mate. It’s clear, made of hard plastic and covers the whole phone. Had it on my 6 and now found one for my 6 plus. Great case so far. That’s all, thanks.
I preference no case. But: currently use a clear very thin silicon case. You still see the nice design hardly noticeable.
Two reasons:
– it is indeed very slippery. The case adds some grip. So I am less afraid of droping it.
– the case is just as thick to ajust for the lens that comes out of the back. With the case the iPhone is not wabling on the table. This lens design is the biggest nonsense. I still can’t get how apple could release such a design failure.