Jenny of Sushi-Cat Blog is a blogger who documents her love for Japanese fashion and Japanese goods (and also food, travel, shopping, makeup and just my daily life). She reviewed our JAVOedge Furry Case for her iPhone 4 and took some amazing stylized shots with it on. Among the notes she noted about the case: “I’m really enjoying it! The texture (fur) is a nice break from the normal cold plastic of most covers. I also got a couple of compliments on it already! It has a really nice pattern and coloration to the fur BUT also the sides, which are plastic, have this alloy metal look to it that a few guys have even mentioned liking. ”

Cool Mom Tech blog features our JAVOedge Cherry Blossom Axis Case for iPad in their daily writeup! Liz, the mom behind Cool Tech Mom, tested our case around the house and had this to say about it: “I will say the stand is great for movie watching or for some light work on plane rides”
She loved the Axis Case’s ability to swivel from a horizontal to vertical view. Read the full review here.

Our latest case the JAVOedge Editor Quantum Case for the iPad emphasizes slim appeal for those who value extra space in stowing their iPads for travel. If you’re the type who likes a lightweight case that doesn’t draw too much attention to itself and want to carry it easily to and from work — this is a great case to start with.Check out the case’s thickness to the quarter above. It reaches George Washington’s forehead! Pretty slim…

With a textured surface, its pretty comfy to handle in your hands in a book-style cover case.

It’s been gaining alot of attention in the tech blogs.  GearDiary have given it a thumbs up due to its attractive light profile: ”

“At only .75 inches thin the JAVOedge Editor Quantum case is one of the thinnest iPad folio cases I’ve tried. It’s a touch thicker than the Apple OEM case but so much nicer.”

Wow! TechCrunch’s CrunchGear site listed the JAVOedge Charcoal Axis Case for the iPad in  The Great Holiday iPad Case Round-Up

Editor, Devin Coldewey rounds up the Top 10 iPad Cases to gift for the holidays and we’re so happy we made it! He also shows it off in the CrunchGear video roundup that is listed on the review. JAVOedge gets listed around 7:14 minute mark.

Gotta love the comments: “For $40, this is the best deal…The cheapest case in our roundup doesn’t look it or feel it. It’s got a pleasant-feeling fabric cover and an unleather back. Inside, there are little steps for the iPad to lean on at various angles…The device is gripped pretty securely by the plastic tray, which rotates on a hidden bearing. A great deal at this price.”

Our Kindle 3 accessories are getting more attention in the news. For those who prefer to read their Kindle in its naked form (we don’t blame you, the graphite looks great!), check out a Sleeve Case.

The JAVOedge Poppy Sleeve Case for Kindle 3 pops up in the latest post from the Gadgeteer blog.

There’s nothing like being able to see a case in person to feel for yourself. However, when you’re not at the store or the accessory you want isn’t available, that’s where YouTube is great for finding reviewers who can tell you what that accessory is like in real life. Quinn, aka ThatSnazzyiPhoneGuy, shares his opinion of the JAVOedge Fiber Axis Case. Thanks, Quinn!

Doug Drummond, editor of BuyMeaniPhone.com and video reviewer, checks out 2 of our eco-friendly iPhone cases: JAVOedge Lumberjack Case for iPhone 4 and the Cork Case for iPhone 4.

Which style do you like most?

Doug Drummond, video reviewer and BuyMeAniPhone.com contributor, posted a hilarious video about our sports edition of the JAVOedge Axis Case. See him suit up and hit the field with the JAVOedge Tennis Axis Case, Baseball Axis Case, Basketball Axis Case for the iPad. Gotta say, the guy’s got team spirit. Check out his video below and visit BuyMeAniPhone.com to read his review.

A member of the JAVOedge family checks out the Fiber Axis Case for the iPad. You know how the people within your own family can be the hardest to please? I mean, if you can’t even get your sister, brother, or mom on board how in the world would you want to sell it to a stranger? Well,  we were very happy that the case met this member’s picky tech tastes.

Want to see how picky he is? Here’s an excerpt from his expectations for an iPad case:

“I have specific requirements for what I want in a case based on how I know I use it:
1. I want to access and use the device while it’s in the case.
This means that I am not interested in a bag or pouch.
2. I want something that looks good.
The iPad by itself is a wonderfully slick looking piece of hardware. If I am going to be putting it into a case, I want that case to reflect good design.
3. Access to all of the ports and switches.
4. No need for storing extra things in the case.”
I don’t need pockets. That’s what pants are for. (see 1.)
5. I am not interested in decidedly kludgy looking methods for securing my iPad in the case.
If there are four elastic straps over the corners holding my device in place, I’ll pass.

Overall, this is a case I would wholeheartedly recommend to any of my friends who were looking for the same features I covered. Right away I can definitely say this is a better value than the stock apple iPad case, hands down (and the same price, $39.95 USD, to boot!).”

Read his blog review and see more snapshots over there.

The Gadgeteer Blog lands its eye on our JAVOedge Plaid Axis Case for the iPad giving it attention and props over its ability to transform in portrait or landscape mode. Yep, that’s pretty handy. See it in action below: