One idea for screen protectors that I’ve been meaning to try out since the iPhone 2G has been crystal clear protectors. They are said to not remove any visual appearances from the screen, but provide the same or better protection than that of the Invisible Shield or BSE.
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One of the first applications I was able to get for my iPhone 4 and it’s glorious Retina Display was Archetype. It’s a simple concept that was able to be expanded upon. It’s a shooting game that uses the touchscreen and has online mode. Sounds like incredible fun, so I had to buy it and see how well it plays. Well here I am reviewing it.
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Since this is simply a case and only has one vital purpose of protecting the iPhone, I’ve made this a mini review, meaning I’ll get right to the point and shouldn’t be a bad read but not spectacular either.
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The name that can’t be pronounced is hands down the app that can’t let you down. This app comes from the developing group called ustwo, which focuses on bringing amazing design as well as exciting and innovative game play. It takes a new approach to gaming, by allowing users to use the accelerometer to control how you play the game.
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