18Feb

Rumor: iPad 2 screen protector shows portrait, front-facing camera

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Are there any iOS fans left who don’t believe that the next iPad will have a front-facing camera? Well, here’s more fuel to add to that fire: According to 9to5Mac, a new crop of iPad 2 screen protectors are coming equipped with — you guessed it — a camera hole on the front. Read more »

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18Feb

Rumor: iPad 2 screen protector show portrait, front-facing camera

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Are there any iOS fans left who don’t believe that the next iPad will have a front-facing camera? Well, here’s more fuel to add to that fire: According to 9to5Mac, a new crop of iPad 2 screen protectors are coming equipped with — you guessed it — a camera hole on the front. Read more »

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24Jan

Moshi iVisor – bubble free screen protector for iPad & iPhone 4

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So you spend forever trying to squeeze out every last bubble from your iDevice’s screen protector? That could now be a thing of the past, thanks to Moshi. Read more »

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03Jan

Simplism Bubble-less Screen Protector for iPhone 4 Review

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29Aug

I Like It: Mirror Back Protector for the iPhone 4

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I have a love/hate relationship with reflective screen protectors. To me, it’s just an intrinsically wacky product category. The problem starts with its fundamental reason for being — to turn the iPhone screen into a mirror. That’s great for applying makeup, scoping out the scene behind the user, or sporting something slick and vaguely futuristic. But forget viewing photos, vids, texts, phone calls, or anything else the smartphone is actually intended to feature. All you can see is yourself reflected in the display.

Poor quality films are even worse. They bubble up, move around or flap out the corners — resulting in air pockets, lint or even creases that further obscure the display. In a problematic product category, however, my favorites have been from Speck and iSkin. I find that they offer decent quality and easy application. But now, I may have a new favorite to add to the top of the list.

I got a press release from href="http://www.greenonionssupply.com/bspip406.html" target="_blank">Green Onions Supply (the U.S. branch of ROTA America Inc.) about its new product, the Mirror Back Protector for the iPhone 4. This gives me plenty of “happy” for one simple reason: Just as the name suggests, the reflective side goes on the back. And why not? The new iPhone has no curves or other physical impediments that get in the way. It’s just flat, making it the perfect surface for a mirror (which, I may add, is pretty handy for taking self-portraits with the higher-res rear camera).

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Sure, you could buy a full set of reflective films for the front and back, and then use half of it — there are plenty of those around, like the href="http://www.ideal-case.com/shield-set-iphone-4-screen-protector-front-and-back-1.html" target="_blank">Ideal Case screen protector and href="http://www.kittube.com/search?productid=11_147_1703" target="_blank">others. But why pay for a front piece you’re not using?

This Mirror Back Protector is just the rear reflective sheet, which you can pair with an anti-glare, privacy, or clear front film (sold separately). The backing itself was designed not to block that precious Apple logo, and the company kept the depth super slim, so it can still guard against scratches without getting in the way of the Bumper cases.

Of course, if you still want to see your lovely mug looking back at you from the front of your phone, Green Onions Supply makes a Mirror Film Set, which has a clear back and mirrored front, as well as other screen protectors for various iPhone models.

No pricing or specific availability has been published yet (though it will hit retailers sometime this month). I can’t wait to get my hands on this. If the final cost is reasonable, and it really doesn’t get mucked up with a case on, then this product is going to shoot up to the top of my must-have list.

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