Understood... I have a MacPro for my heavy duty desktop work, so I don't require much power or disk space on my MBA. It really is cool to be able to take my MBA to meetings and take notes rather than writing on a pad of paper or attempting to type on my iPad.
I don't have the need for a heavy duty computer so for a change I was practical and just got a Mac Book Air. I was wondering what was the best way to connect both my iPhone and Mac Air to wifi when traveling. Right now I have no Internet connection other than wifi at home and I much prefer wifi to 3G. Any recommendations for an outside device? I don't like hotspots for anything requiring concentration as the noise level in these places makes my hair stand on end! If I'm just cruising the Internet or playing solitaire that's one thing, but trying to have a phone conversation with Apple Tech with dishes clattering and chairs being dragged around in the background just makes me crazy!
Good look... will have to take a look at them for my Air.Got the BodyGuardZ installed on my MacBook Air. I really like them
Why does anyone have to put that stuff on in the first place? Are you so hard on your toys that you have to immediately cover them up with this gunk? Do you really believe it will protect your Mac if you drop it? As for scratches, I have had my iPhone for a whole year without a coating and it has no scratches. Why don't you use the money you spend on this useless crap and give it to an animal rescue group or to medical research or to feed the hungry right here in the USA?Got the BodyGuardZ installed on my MacBook Air. I really like them
I realize we have the right to spend our money, hard-earned or otherwise, on whatever activates those endorphins, but I just cannot believe the companies that make this product can find people to buy them. Why not just flush the $ down the toilet or, better yet, send it to me?
Huh?
My iPhone 4 is in pristine condition without BodyGuardz or any other covering. I feel safer with a case than without one, but as far as pasting plastic over a beautiful instrument which I maintain does nothing other than enrich a few entrepreneurs who are laughing all the way to the bank is something I won't do. But hey, it's your choice.
Then they should have it. And probably not all of it is crap. It's just so quiet around here that i wanted to stir things up. I just think they're unnecessary and I had the Shield, I think it was called, that got rave reviews. All it did for my phone was make it harder to keep clean.
In case you've been on another planet lately, things have been plenty stirred up.
Your iPhone 4 is mostly glass which does not easily scratch. Of course a skin won't do too much (though it can help small chips right at the edge of the glass).
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That's what I like about Incase. With the matte-finish slider you feel you've got a secure grip on the phone, especially when walking across tile floors.Your iPhone 4 is mostly glass which does not easily scratch. Of course a skin won't do too much (though it can help small chips right at the edge of the glass).
But aluminum can indeed scratch and having a skin means it will be the one getting scratched or scuffed, not the aluminum itself.
I also found having a skin on my 2G iPhone, which had an aluminum exterior too, made it easier to hold and less likely to slip out of my hand. I also once dropped that phone, with nothing on it but a skin, and it slid about six feet on sand-covered concrete. It
would have for sure ended up scratched up had it not been for that skin (which was a mess--it died saving the iPhone
Michael
