Christmas is over for most of you. I hope it was a good one. Gifts have been delivered, food has been served, decorations have been admired…got some money left? If so, a couple companies would like for you to treat yourself. They’ve got some suggestions to make, and are sweetening the offer with iPhone and more »

Uniea recently refreshed their line of iPhone cases, and the company is ready and waiting for you to pick from among their selection. From minimalistic cases at $34.95 to hip holsters for the same price and even an exercise armband at a nice low $24.95, Uneia has your iPhone covered, quite literally. Everyone’s different, and your taste in cases is certainly no exception. Thankfully, Uniea has a lot of options, just like always.

I can’t imagine the Omniverse will become the tote of choice for the dedicated followers of fashion out there. It’s not meant to walk the runway. It’s not meant to be used for lugging your laptop around town all day. The computer user who’d get the best value out of the Omniverse is the person who makes frequent short trips, needs to access the computer quickly, get some work done, then close it back up and move on again.

The SeeThru Satin from Speck and the Haptique from Uniea are both hard shell cases for your 13″ aluminum unibody MacBook. They’re not bags, mind you. They don’t have handles and zippers and nifty little pockets for your iPod and whatever motivational book you’re reading at the moment. They’re simply protective shells for your laptop, not unlike your typical iPhone or iPod case. Each is sized specifically for the unibody MacBook, likely with the intent of being slid into another bag when you need to lug it around. Yet despite this basic approach to functionality and design, there are some important differences between the two.