Remember the flurry of hate that flew in Google’s direction after Buzz premiered which lowered the privacy wall for some users? Google sent out a “mandatory statement yesterday to all Gmail account owners stating a settlement had been reached and users will not be receiving money. Instead, the money will go to support organizations promoting more »

Last year when Google Wave was announced, we were all very, very excited. Maybe we didn’t understand everything about how to use the service, but damn we all wanted to try it. It had the potential to change the way we collaborate on projects, or just replace email if we were to believe Google. Yeah, more »

The Samsung Wave has been dazzling, selling its way past expectations and closing in on its one-millionth unit. This is absolutely shocking to me. As a tech enthusiast, a smartphone like the Wave using a first generation operating system (Bada) should not sell anywhere close to that many units. Yet, somehow Samsung has managed to more »

Google I/O 2010 officially opened today in San Fransisco, California. Google I/O is Google’s largest developer conference of the year so we can expect some big announcements to come. According to the press release, “This year’s I/O event is a recognition and celebration of the web’s evolution into the software development platform of choice.” So more »

Photos of Samsung S8500 “Wave” have just emerged all over the web. The Wave is Samsung’s first phone which features the all-new Bada operating system with Touchwiz 3.0. It measures at only 10.9mm thin, and sports a 3.3″ AMOLED capacitive touchscreen capable of playing 720p HD videos! Other specs include a 1GHz processor, a 5mp more »

You always see year-in-review videos or articles or something similar. But this year, Whirled Interactive is stepping it up with a year in review wave. Well, it’s really a video of a wave but whats the difference. The video shows the highlights of the year inside of the wave with different important people portrayed as more »

Appjet, the company behind a similar product to Wave, EtherPad, has successfully been acquired by Google. Etherpad at its heart allowed users to collaborate on text documents in real time. Essentially its a cleaner text-based version of Wave. Many opportunities are now available to Google now that they have acquired the minds behind AppJet. One more »

One of the coolest items in the iriver booth was the Wave Home, and this deserved a little, well actually a lot more attention. The product is officially called the Wave Home and it is a Next Generation Multimedia Communication Home Device. That means it does just about everything, which includes making calls, making video more »

I am a Fred fan. Or I guess I was a Fred fan. Fred was an alternative rock station on XM that played some deep tracks that exposed where bands like U2, REM, Cure and others got their sounds influenced from. XM radio has euthanized Fred and other themed genre stations, in efforts to merge more »

While we have already reviewed both of these cases, sometimes its nice to see how the case looks on the phone, and while we cannot send one out for everyone interested we have taken a bunch of pics to hopefully give you a good idea of just how the case looks and fits the iPhone.

First up we have the ClearBoost;

Keep reading to check out some more images of the cases on the phone, and don’t forget to also check out our review.