There are not many cases like this out on the market. Griffin has joined with Sandy Chilewich’s functional modern textiles, this has allowed Griffin to produce innovative products and offer fresh new ideas in softgoods for iPod’s and iPhones.

In the video bellow I will talk you through my unboxing and application of the Griffin Chilewich for the iPhone 4. I hope you enjoy and if you have any further questions please comment or you can contact me on Twitter.

Today I’m going to be brining you a review of the Chromatics Skin for the iPhone 4 by Phantom Skinz. This case will run you around $29.95 from their website. I have been testing out this Skin for the past month now and I have to say I personally am very pleased with it. It provides great protection to the front, back and sides of the iPhone 4.

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The next big update to the Android platform, Ice Cream Sandwich, is set to hit out devices in October/November according to Google chairman Eric Schmidt.

Ice Cream Sandwich will unite the current gingerbread mobile OS with the tablet version of Android honeycomb, allowing one OS to be able to run on both. The move to unite both platforms of Android obviously came after Google becoming heavily criticized over how fragmented the Operating System as become with users running all different versions.

To overcome this I believe that uniting the OS and lifting the minimum requirements a much higher standard so all of the latest Android Handsets/tablets will be able to run the Applications.

Now enough of Google’s food themed code names as it only makes us hungry mmm and keep tuned.

I was never one for the term “in-ear speakers”. To me it just sounded like marketing gimmick, similar to “Retina Display”. Something that just makes a product sounds a whole lot better than it is, a way to justify a price tag. Then I found the Monster Turbine Pros. With a $212 price tag on amazon, they are a hard pill to swallow, but with just one listen I am sure you will be willing to lay down the cash.

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Plenty of opportunities for Spotify to rejoice over the past month. One of the bearers of good news comes from a fortnight in which over 1.4 million users in America signed up, including 175,000 paying for the premium service.

Needless to say, this is also good news for the music industry, because MOG, Rdio and other streaming services of this nature have been really struggling to sustain momentum this year.

Spotify, as a business model, is all about the “conversion rates.” The major record labels want to see highest possible conversions to the premium service from the free option as is possible. Across the pond in Europe, Spotify has even more promising signs, with rates of 15% compared to USA’s 12.5%.

I wish they’d just focus on this though, rather than keep interrupting my playlist with audible advertisements.

A long time in the making, Vimeo have finally launched their counterpart, ‘Vimeo Pro’ yesterday. The accounts claim to be the most accessible and affordible *professional* video-hosting solutions aimed at the UK’s enterpreneurs and can be checked out here.

Vimeo Pro costs $199 US per year and you get 50GB of video hosting and 250,000 plays.

“Until now, quality video hosting has been expensive, confusing, and extremely difficult for a small business owner to understand. Small businesses have fallen between the cracks of free video services and massive enterprise video solutions,” said Dae Mellencamp, Vimeo’s General Manager. “Vimeo PRO resolves the contradiction that best-of-breed video quality and hosting can also be easy and affordable.”