Dan Frakes

Dan FrakesSenior Editor, Macworld

Dan writes about OS X, iOS, troubleshooting, utilities, and cool apps, and he covers hardware, mobile and AV gear, input devices, and accessories. He's been writing about tech since 1994, and he's also published software, worked in IT, and been a policy analyst.

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Reviewed: More of Apple's iPhone 4 Case Program cases

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Apple is providing a free case to any iPhone 4 owner who has experienced reception issues due to the device's external-antenna design. While a number of cases are available, all are essentially variations on the same basic design: a shell that covers the back and sides of the iPhone but leaves the screen exposed. So which one do you choose? We've recently updated our collection of free-case-program reviews to include late additions to the program from Incase and Griffin Technology.

Incase Snap Case for iPhone 4

Griffin Technology Perforated Silicone for iPhone 4

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