The Linear cases are a three-piece, snap together system that, when combined with the included protective screen, provides near-total wraparound protection for your iPhone 4 or 4S. The cases are designed to work with both versions of those phones (GSM and CDMA), and if you want to spring for more than one case, you can mix and match the styles.

The problem with getting superior drop protection for your iPhone 4 or 4S is that you’re often going to end up with a lot of bulk. In addition, the cases are usually hard to get on and off, and port/button access can sometimes be tricky. With their Life Style (LS) Series case, Ballistic has managed to avoid these issues, while also providing a fairly attractive design.

How do you let people who haven’t asked know what sports collective you support if lawn decorations and window stickers aren’t your thing? You customize your iPhone case. The NFL’s stranglehold on the sports world means pro football cases aren’t yet available for the iPhone (will this change now that Sprint has the iPhone?), but the NHL is well represented. This year, I took a look at Coveroo’s iPhone 4/4S Slider Case and was quite impressed, but with one ongoing issue.

I’m beginning to think it’s just impossible to make a decent iPHone 4 edge (or bumper) case. This is unfortunate, because I’m a fan of skins, and a good bumper could really complement the look while adding a solid layer of protection. Instead, they’ve all been disappointing for one reason or another (or more). And unfortunately, I have to say the same of Scosche’s bandEDGE g4.

The Schosche kickBACK is a hard shell iPhone case (polycarbonate exterior with a shock resistant rubber interior) with a gimmick: it has a kickstand—a folding leg (on a metal hinge) that props up the iPhone in landscape mode. The case is sturdy, if a little plain. It wraps around the iPhone in one piece with the volume buttons and mute switch exposed.

Last week I reviewed Evouni’s Handmade Felt Pouch for iPhone. It’s nothing more than what it says—a pouch for your iPhone—and I really liked it. Now, I’m reviewing Evouni’s Nano Fiber Pouch for iPhone. It’s nothing more than what it says—a pouch for your iPhone—and I just don’t like it nearly as much. Hopefully I can explain why, because I’m not 100% sure myself.

I’m just going to say straight off that I love Evouni’s Handmade Felt Pouch for iPhone. This isn’t so much because it’s a stunning product, but rather that it perfectly fits my needs and that it’s very effective in its simplicity. In fact, pretty much everything you need to know about it is in its title. Oh, and it comes in either red or black. I guess you should know that, too.

Soft cases for iPhone often seem a little bit of a contradiction to the average user. After all, when you think about protection, you tend to look for something hard just in case you drop it or do something worse to your phone. This soft case however, may change your mind. The Tunewear Softshell, at first glance, doesn’t seem that much different from most of the items on the market. When you actually get out into the world, though, it makes a lot more sense.

When it comes to iPhone cases, there’s really no shortage of options. Whatever style of case you’re looking for, there’s likely to be a perfect match. One of the companies you may take a look at while on your quest to find your perfect case would probably be Proporta. With their slogan “everything covered,” these guys know how to keep your iPhone protected and appropriately styled. So, to save you the trouble, we’ve reviewed four great cases from Proporta, with three being for different types of people.

We’ve reached that time of year when your football team is either out of the playoffs or about to be out of the playoffs. This means we’ve also reached that time of year when it’s more important than ever to show your dedication. I can’t think of a better way to do so than with your computer equipment, and I can’t think of a better place to go than SkinIt.com.